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El Paso I-10 Semi-Truck Jackknife at Paisano: What Happened, Who Is Responsible, and What You Need to Do Before Evidence Disappears You are reading this because a semi-truck jackknifed across the median on Interstate 10 at the Paisano Drive interchange, and your life shifted. Maybe you were on that stretch of highway when the tractor-trailer swung sideways and blocked both directions. Maybe someone you love was taken from the scene in an ambulance and you are sitting in a waiting room right now, scrolling for answers at an hour when nobody should have to search for anything. Maybe you were stuck in the miles of backed-up traffic, watched the emergency lights through your windshield, and felt the impact in your chest before you understood what you were looking at. Whatever brought you here, we want you to know one thing before anything else: a commercial truck does not jackknife across a median and into oncoming traffic by accident. Something failed — a driver’s attention, a braking system, a load that shifted, a schedule that pushed a human being past what a human being can do. And the company that put that truck on I-10 knows it, even if you do…