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Fort Pierce FedEx Box Truck Crash on East Midway Road: What Happened, What the Evidence Shows, and What a Grieving Family Needs to Know The phone call, the text from a neighbor, the sirens you could hear from your kitchen — however you learned what happened on East Midway Road on Monday afternoon, those are the seconds that split your life into before and after. A 9-year-old boy is gone. A 12-year-old is in a hospital bed. And the community that gathered within 24 hours to light candles and hold each other already knows something the official investigation will take weeks to put on paper: this stretch of road has been shared by neighborhood children and commercial trucks for a long time, and everyone who lives here knew it. We are the trial team at Attorney911, and this page is not a news recap. It is what we wish every family could read in the first hours after a commercial truck takes a child — because the decisions made in the next 72 hours will determine whether the evidence of what happened survives, and whether the people responsible for that truck are held to account. Right now, the most urgent…