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Big Spring Pedestrian Killed on FM 700: Your Family’s Legal Rights After a Fatal Walkway Collision If you found this page, someone you love is gone. A 22-year-old woman — Aamiyah Jackson — was killed on the morning of August 13, struck by a vehicle on the 1600 block of West FM 700 in Big Spring, and the first report says she entered the travel lane. You are reading this because that sentence does not sit right with you. It should not. The preliminary police narrative is the first word, not the last. It reflects what officers saw in the minutes after impact — not what the vehicle’s black box recorded, not what the driver’s phone was doing, not what the road itself failed to provide. We have spent over 27 years in Texas courtrooms, including federal court, and we can tell you this with certainty: a preliminary report that places a pedestrian in the roadway is the beginning of the fight, not the end of it. Here is the first thing you need to hear. Texas law does not automatically blame a pedestrian for being in the road. Texas law does not hand the driver a free pass because…