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When a Delivery Driver Kills Someone and Drives Away — What the Family Needs to Know Right Now If you are reading this because someone you love was killed by a delivery driver on a road in or around Lowell, you are probably sitting with a folder of papers you cannot bring yourself to open, a phone full of messages from people who mean well and do not know what to say, and a question that will not leave you alone: who is responsible for this — really responsible, not just the person behind the wheel, but the company that put that person on that road at that hour, under that pressure, for that delivery? We are Attorney911. We are trial lawyers. We handle wrongful death claims and catastrophic injury cases, and we write this page because the answer to your question is more complicated than the news made it sound — and far more promising than the insurance company’s first letter will suggest. A 29-year-old woman named Leah Kahare was killed on the evening of May 24, 2026, on Pawtucket Boulevard near the UMass Lowell Bellegarde Boathouse, struck by a black 2014 Ford Explorer that, per the wrongful death…