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What Happened on I-70 in Boone County, Missouri — and Why the “Unknown Reason” Is the Most Dangerous Part of This Crash You were driving westbound on Interstate 70, somewhere past the Rocheport bluffs where the Missouri River cuts through the hills and the crosswinds catch every high-profile vehicle that passes. It was a Sunday afternoon, nearly four o’clock. The 2022 Honda Civic you were in — your car, your ordinary Sunday — was sharing the westbound lanes with a 2024 Kenworth T680, an 80,000-pound commercial tractor-trailer hauling freight through the corridor that connects St. Louis to Kansas City. Then the truck crossed the center line. The Missouri State Highway Patrol wrote it down in their crash report: the semi-truck crossed the line “for an unknown reason” and struck your Honda. The impact forced your car off the right side of the highway, into a ditch, where it overturned. You were taken to a local hospital. The report says “minor injuries.” Here is what we need you to hear before anything else: “unknown reason” is not the end of the question. It is the beginning of the case. And “minor injuries” on a police report is a field classification made…