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11 Year-old Killed in Car Accident

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Posted: 11:38 PM May 18, 2008
Last Updated: 2:36 PM May 19, 2008
Reporter: Rae Chelle Davis
Email Address: RaeChelle.Davis@wibw.com

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The accident occurred just before 6:20 Sunday evening. Susan Allen was an eye witness and told police that the green car passed her going 50 to 60 miles per hour. Police have not confirmed how fast the car was traveling.

Allen said she could not believe how fast the car was going. Then she says she saw the car spin out of control. The car was headed westbound on northwest Lyman when it lost control near the 1500 block. Allen says she saw the car veer off the road.

Emergency crews responded to the incident and took Michelle Dodds to the hospital to receive medical treatment for non life-threatening injuries.

Cheyenne Morrissey, Dodd's 11 year-old daughter was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Posted by: L.E.E. Location: topeka kansas on Jun 12, 2008 at 03:03 PM
cheyenne was a good friend and I will miss her so much .

Posted by: Malory Location: California on Jun 9, 2008 at 08:28 PM
Ok this is really sad!!!!! I got into a car accident a couple weeks ago. It was really scary. I bruised my back my neck and i banged my knee really hard on the dash board. Then the airbag smaked my face, and i had a huge brush burn. The girl i was in the car with ran a red light, so it was her fault, and also the car hit my side. Im am very thankfu; im still alive, and im only 10. So im really sorry about your niece.

Posted by: rawr Location: wesport on May 31, 2008 at 02:12 PM
i know her older brother jahari he goes to my school and he did a dance for her and it was very nice dance to the song hide and seek

Posted by: *Chelsea* Location: Topeka,KS on May 27, 2008 at 04:44 PM
Cheyenne was a sweet and intelligent little girl.Accidents happen to everyone. Its noones fault. Everything happens for a reason, god wanted her closer to him. Cheyenne is in a better place. She will always be remembered and always in our hearts. We love you Cheyenne. ***And to you haters, take your miserable life and step off, you have nothing better to do than talk about other people then your a self centered, meaning less person!!!***

Posted by: BoB Location: Topeka on May 22, 2008 at 09:15 AM
Thank you Nikki!!! Well said!

Posted by: Nikki Location: topeka on May 21, 2008 at 09:39 PM
I had the opportunity to met Cheyenne through teaching VBS at Seaman Baptist Church. I got to joke, play, dance, sing, and get drenched in water by Cheyenne. It was an awesome experience. I have read all these comments and they express different phases of grief. The need to understand why in a situation that is uncontrollable happened. We need to understand so it doesn't seem such a waste. The easy way out is to point fingers: blame the road, blame the railroad tracks, blame the mom, blame the lack of a seatbelt. What does that really gain? Does the reason it all happened changed the pain, sadness, grief, anger, hurt,and array of emotions that her friends, family, and others who interacted with her feel. Who decides who can grieve and who can't? Seems the only thing any of us can do at this point that is proactive is to pray for her friends, for her family,for everyone else going through all this. God obviously meant a lot to Cheyenne so maybe we can do this in honor of her!!

Posted by: Haley on May 21, 2008 at 06:24 PM
I could never imagine the pain that her mom is going through. My little sister was friends with Cheyenne and when she found out what happened all she could say was "I just talked to her last night". To see your child laying on the ground and no longer alive and knowing that its your fault has got to be the hardest thing anyone would have to go through. Her mom is already feeling enough pain right now without people being so mean, yes it was her fault but because of it she has to go on living without one of her babies...Cheyenne was such a nice girl and didn't deserve what happened to her but she is in a much better place. RIP Cheyenne we will all miss you very much!!

Posted by: Saddened Location: Topeka on May 21, 2008 at 04:01 PM
I went to the funeral home today to see the beautiful angel. She looked so peaceful and at ease. May she rest peacefully in God's arms.

Posted by: A friend on May 20, 2008 at 11:27 PM
This is a horrible tragedy! I pray for Cheyenne AND her mother! Michelle will probably never be the same again! Ours is not to judge and create more sadness for this family! I know Michelle~not well, but well enough to say that any of you who place blame on a mother for an accident, probably aren't the type of parents you wish you were. Think about that! God rest your soul, Cheyenne...and God be with you, Michelle.

Posted by: Jay Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 09:05 PM
I knew cheyenne, I was good friends with my little sister. I was in shock when I found out what happened, and everytime I saw her she always had a smile on her face. Cheyenne even though I hardly knew you I will miss you terribly. Rest well kiddo you are with god now.

Posted by: OMG Location: ... on May 20, 2008 at 04:24 PM
CHEYENNE DID NOTHING AND DID NOT NEED TO DIE. RIP Cheyenne. I will always love you <3

Posted by: Kayla Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 04:20 PM
Cheyenne Morrissey was the one of the nicest girls I have ever met, there wasn't one time that I saw her that she was not smiling! One thing people have to understand is that her mother will have to live with this for the rest of her life, though it was still not right, it will still be hard! I would see her at the swimming pool and at the park and just a few days ago I talked to her, it really sad that she died at a really young age, she had a whole life ahead of her! That just proves that you have to live today like there is no tomorrow. I think it is really nice that there is 3 crosses up and a poster thing up in rememberance of her in the lot where she died. I will always remember her and how kind she was and plan to do so for the rest of my life for as long and I may live.

Posted by: BoB Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 04:04 PM
I knew Cheyenne, she was a great girl. She was never without a smile. I didn't know her mom only heard about her so I can't pass judgement on her. That's up to the courts to do now and God to do later. I'm very saddened by what happened and pray for all of Cheyenne's family that they get through this.

Posted by: TO BIG RAT Location: TOPEKA on May 20, 2008 at 02:31 PM
I HAVE HAD A LOVED ONE TAKEN FROM ME... SO I KNOW HOW THIS FAMILY IS FEELING. I WOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO FOR GIVE THEM. BY THE WAY WHERE IS CHEYENNE'S FATHER IN ALL THIS.

Posted by: Big Rat Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 01:58 PM
You wait until the day a irresponsible driver hit and kill your loves one then you can preach me about judging this mother.

Posted by: Anonymous on May 20, 2008 at 12:57 PM
DROP THE religious quotes. That's why you don't steal, cheat, on and on; and you don't speed down the road way beyond speed limit. It's there for a reason.

Posted by: Gayle Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 12:13 PM
It's hard to accept what has happened. Unfortunately, so easy to pass judgment. Right now we need to remember Cheyenne and all of the wonderful times we all had with her. She was a beautiful high spirited little girl who is deeply missed! I was her Girl Scout leader and I remember every meeting she would be the first girl there and the last to leave. Always ready for whatever we were doing, and ALWAYS full of ideas. She loved her family and friends SO much. It is hard to believe we will not be able to see her beautiful magnetic smile face to face again. My heart goes out to the family and friends of Cheyenne! She is deeply missed, but never forgotten!

Posted by: Allen Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 12:12 PM
This whole episode in the young life of Cheyenne, Michelle and her family's life is tragic. We are not to judge others. As the community we need to focus on the fact that we lost a young life. We need to learn from this. That family needs everyone's support. They, the family and Michelle, have to sort out the issues that lead to the accident. God bless the family and Michelle. Cheyenne will always be in our memories.

Posted by: Anonymous on May 20, 2008 at 11:15 AM
DROP THE religious quotes. People make choices for good or bad and will have to deal with public scrunity of their actions. Sorry for the families loss.

Posted by: a grandmother Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 11:08 AM
Kim...you are so right. I for one don't think bad of the mother. She must be going through pure hell right now. The whole thing is just heartbreaking to me. And I don't even know the family. I realize like others have posted here.. I have no right to judge and I would never even consider it. I wish I could just put my arms around that Mom and make things better for her. Please know that my thoughts are with you all at this time of grief. And that my prayers are with you.

Posted by: Kim Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 09:51 AM
OK, for all of you who think bad of the mother of Cheyenne--Stop and think of this...I am the Aunt of Cheyenne, and the sister of Cheyenne's mother, and those of you who are judging Cheyenne's mother, YES, my sister made a mistake and YES, it was not the right decision, and YES, my sister will live with the decision she made that day for the REST OF HER LIFE. Remember this very quote from the Bible, and we all should live by this quote "DO NOT JUDGE, OR YOU TOO WILL BE JUDGED. FOR IN THE SAME WAY YOU JUDGE OTHERS, YOU WILL BE JUDGED, AND WITH THE MEASURE YOU USE, IT WILL BE MEASURED TO YOU. WHY DO YOU LOOK AT THE SPECK OF SAWDUST IN YOUR BROTHER'S EYE AND PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE PLANK IN YOUR OWN EYE?" So, now remember someday we will all be judged.

Posted by: LB Location: Topeka on May 20, 2008 at 09:44 AM
CarrieL. Has made a good point!

Posted by: MaryLu Location: Kansas on May 20, 2008 at 09:31 AM
I think anonymus had a good point. So not everyone shares your opinion.

Posted by: Anonymous on May 20, 2008 at 09:21 AM
seems to me that a lot of people have the same opinion of the person who posted the anonymous statement. It is not for any of here to judge. And EVERYONE has the right to their opinion and the right to post it. I may not agree with everything that is written here, but it isn't my place or yours to tell people to keep their opinions to themselves. We all need to be reminded that bad things happen and it can happen at anytime, to anyone. This isn't a place to argue about others views. Let us all remember what happened here and not get off the subject by our own opinions of other posts.

Posted by: Jan Location: Manhattan on May 20, 2008 at 08:25 AM
Anonymous is wrong in her thinking I did not read that many comments before her statement that was judging anyone. Just facts stated. If he/she was so concerned about it the name of the person would be on her comment. If you are afraid to sign your name then get your comments to yourself.

Posted by: Marissa Location: topeka on May 20, 2008 at 08:06 AM
She was a great student at ei ill alwys remember her with love and happines WE MISS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: people are ticking me off Location: the moon on May 20, 2008 at 06:12 AM
You people dont Even know Cheyenne's Mother..Yes she was speeding, Yes Cheyenne didn't have a seat Belt on but it not like Chyenne Mother plan getting her child killed in a car accident so untill somthing like this happens to you wouldn't want people say these things about you. You would want smypathy, form people. So if you don't have nothing to say about Cheyennes Mother layoff...She is already Going thourgh alot.

Posted by: no name Location: topeka on May 20, 2008 at 01:28 AM
all the people that dont use seat belts for there kids or car seats for there babys need to read this story this is what happens when kids dont have seat belts on and it could of probably saved this little girls life if her mother would have made her daughter where a seat belt she probably would still be here today if she had her seat belt on

Posted by: carrieL. Location: topeka on May 19, 2008 at 11:21 PM
We need to be careful how we judge, yes the mom may have made the absolute biggest mistake of her life, but keep in mind she's the one that sat in that grass holding her child(blood everywhere) screaming "My child is dead" We need to pray for her or how can we be forgiven if we don't forgive her. And think about how many times a parent looks down to dial the cell phone or get distracted while talking on the C-phone.(leading cause of car crashes HELLO!!!!!) or trying to light a cigarette. how about this one, (ROAD RAGE??????)

Posted by: CarrieL. Location: topeka on May 19, 2008 at 11:12 PM
First of all I agree with Kim in Meriden, I can't believe the reporters released her name so early on. They didn't release the name of the 15 year old until today? I feel bad for the family and extended family for having to hear it on the news.Anyway. My daughter was a friend of Cheyenne's and will miss her.My daughter explained the Cheyenne could make you feel good on a bad day.She will be missed.

Posted by: Tiffany Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 10:29 PM
My niece was friends with Cheyenne and it's tragic that this happened. But I do have to say that it's not our business to judge. She'll have to live with the fact that she was driving. As a parent, that's the worst punishment. If she was drinking or doing other illegal things at the moment, she paid the ultimate price. Don't condemn until you know the facts. My prayers are with the family.

Posted by: shareon Location: north topeka on May 19, 2008 at 09:44 PM
i can't believe some of you people this woman knew these r/r tracks anyone who lives in north topeka does. There was an eye witness saying this women was speeding terrible.I am sure there is alcohol involved and if there is this mother needs to pay the time for the crime. She is alive and she killed her daughter, plain and simple. Maybe we shouldnt judge BUT what gives a person the right to kill an innocent child. There is no way i could look at myself and know that because of me being stupid and selfish i killed my child. I hope that partying and then drinking and driving was worth it. It is always the innocent ones who are killed, and when it is a child it makes it worse. I would have to take a bottle of pills, and drink a bunch of alcohol and rent me a hotel room and buy me some razor blazes and join my child cause there is no way i could go on living knowing what i did.Open your eye people just because this is the mother doesnt make it right. and you cant blame this on the R/R track

Posted by: Anonymous on May 19, 2008 at 08:58 PM
that mother must not have cared to much if she put the child in danger like that a real parent would have had a responsible adult drive if they cared that much CHEYENNE WE LOVE YOU R.I.P.

Posted by: Anonymous on May 19, 2008 at 08:51 PM
Cheyenne was a great little girl she has played with my son and she was so nice now i have to explain to him she will no longer be with us here on earth but will be with him in spirit

Posted by: Dana Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 08:21 PM
Cheyenne was my best friend and anyone who has met her knows that she was always full of smiles. We will miss her, but she is in a happier place now. She was wonderful and caring, her family was lucky to have such a helpful girl. To the family and all her loved ones, she loves you and always will. We'll miss her!!!!!!

Posted by: ticked off on May 19, 2008 at 07:43 PM
First of all I would like to say I could not imagine what this little girls family is feeling at this time. Second my family and i leave within a block of this accident and it makes me sick to know that this women was going this fast in a residential area and then on top of that wrecked and her child was killed.The railroad tracks do not nee to be fixed i drive over them every day at 30mph and I have never even came close to losing control.Driver stupidity is to blame here.The witness said that the car had just passed her going at a high rate of speed.I am so thankful that no one else was killed in this accident its bad enough that one child had to die because of her mothers ignorance and stupidity.I hope this women gets in serious trouble she deserves it before she gets out there and hurts someone else.I have kids and have never even had one beer in front of them let alone put them in the vehicle after I ahve had one.I hope this women can live with herself cause i know i sure couldnt.

Posted by: Macy Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 06:20 PM
Cheyenne was a great student at East Indianola, and was a good friend to many people. We are all saddened by her death and our prayers are with her family. We will keep memory alive in our hearts.

Posted by: no name Location: topeka on May 19, 2008 at 05:37 PM
barb i agree with u on when will they ever fix the railroad tracks but still if the mother wouldn't of been speeding over railroad tracks then maybe she wouldn't of lost control of the car

Posted by: megan Location: topeka on May 19, 2008 at 05:19 PM
cheyenne was a great student at east indianola and was...my...best friend

Posted by: Anonymous on May 19, 2008 at 05:13 PM
So many people are passing judgements here. It is not for us here to judge anyone. That is up to the LORD. That mother must be in such awful pain knowing she was the one driving the car when her little one died. Can YOU imagine? She made a poor decision, but that does not make her a bad person. WHO of us hasn't made a bad decision in our lives? I for one will not be one to judge, I will pray and send love to the family! That sweet little girl lost her life, we all need to remember that and not judge anyone else. How easy it could have been any one of us out here~

Posted by: noah Location: soldier,ks on May 19, 2008 at 05:06 PM
how bad was the acendient

Posted by: chelsea Location: topeka ks on May 19, 2008 at 04:52 PM
Cheyenne was my little cuzzen when my dad told me wat happend i couldnt belive it.. you guys dont need to blame it on Michelle its not her fault dat da car lost controll she got hurt to she may not be dead like my little cussen but still u all dont need to take it out on her she's goin thourgh a bad time right now her lil gurl just died... Cheyenne we all miss u and u grandpa is goin to miss u he loved u so much.... so much for a happy birth day huh baby we all are goin to miss u we all love u.... rip baby gurl... you should of had a seat belt on bebe... i love u

Posted by: Anonymous Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 04:45 PM
Calling someone stupid after they lose their child is very immature. There is a family, a school, and a community that is grieving the loss of this child. Cheyenne had so many friends at school and will be missed terribly. Maybe instead of focusing on how you feel about the parent try PRAYING for the family and Cheyenne's peers. Pointing fingers will not help the situation or change anything. I ask that anyone who reads this, if you have children please Pray for the family and friends so that they might find peace somehow in the terrible pain they are enduring.

Posted by: Amy Location: Topeka, KS on May 19, 2008 at 04:44 PM
I hope people begin to have a little more consideration for the family when making comments online. Regardless of the circumstances, which we have yet to fully understand, there are obviously family members of the mother who come to this site and see the posts here that lash out at her. During such a terrible ordeal, a little more compassion for them is in order.

Posted by: casey Location: topeka on May 19, 2008 at 04:42 PM
i don't know what to say its hard to lose a loved one but everyone in the north topeka area will have michelle and her family in our thoughts and prayers.this accident was the worse of the 3 and i agree when is the city of topeka goin to get rid of the tracks there its bad enough to cause an accident but even more it has now claimed a life of a young girl who had a bright future ahead of her. speeding and jumpin is what people do on the track now its done its damage. r.i.p cheyenne and get better michelle and.

Posted by: Harlee Location: topeka on May 19, 2008 at 04:24 PM
cheyenne was a great person and a very outgoing person. she was one of my best friends. I will miss her very much!!!

Posted by: Anonymous on May 19, 2008 at 03:39 PM
Stupid is right! What in the world would possess someone with a child in the car to be going that fast on Lyman road in the first place? When you put your child's life in danger, you never know the outcome. Shame on her. Plus she was putting others in danger as well. What if there had been kids playing outside or walking along the street? She could have killed more than just her daughter.

Posted by: Barbara Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 03:28 PM
Our heart goes out to the family of this young girl. This was an accident that did not need to happen. When is something going to be done about the railroad crossing at that location? I cross that location daily and we have to slow way down coming from both directions because the track is so rough.

Posted by: Jan and Frank Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 03:27 PM
Cheyenne you was with us the day before you died.We will miss your angel smile and all the fun we had together.We truly love you and wish you was still here with us because you really did brighten this world.So until we meet again in HEAVEN, we know that God and all the angels will take care of you and when the sun shines we know it will be you smiling down on all us.So until we reach that golden stairway to heaven,our arms are around you huging you until that day.And we will remember that you was a bit of HEAVEN for us while we were blessed to have such a wonderful gift of your love and friendship.We miss you so much already and we always will we love you Cheyenne Love Aunt Jann and Uncle Frankie.

Posted by: Jan Location: Manhattan on May 19, 2008 at 02:17 PM
What was the mother doing speeding? If mother would have been doing the proper speed maybe she would not have lost control of the car. It is a sad day for the family. May God bless you.

Posted by: Anonymous Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 11:50 AM
It has been said that children are supposed to outlive thier parents which makes it so sad when a young life is ended so soon. May the good lord bless you and keep you by his side Cheyenne and look upon your family with loving grace. I know you will be missed.

Posted by: Anonymous on May 19, 2008 at 11:07 AM
Irresponsible parent or should I say stupid.

Posted by: Tina Finch Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 10:09 AM
Cheyenne was a classmate of my son Joseph Moore and best friends at church with my daughter Michelle Moore and they well miss here very much and our whole family are praying for her and her family, and know that she's now an angel in the sky. We love you Cheyenne.

Posted by: Anonymous on May 19, 2008 at 10:06 AM
I have heard this story on tv, May GOD be with you all at this time in your lives. my prayers are for Cheyenne and the family. GOD BLESS YOU AND BE YOUR COMFORT now.

Posted by: Stephanie Rice on May 19, 2008 at 09:09 AM
I'll miss Cheyenne, she was my best friend.

Posted by: Kim Location: Meriden on May 19, 2008 at 08:07 AM
I knew Cheyenne and it is so sad because she was a sweet girl and so young. But I must say that it was in poor taste for the reporter to release her name and picture before it was confirmed. But most of all, shame on you for sticking your microphone in childrens faces and asking them how it felt to loose a friend. I am so disappointed in how this story was handled.

Posted by: Megan Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 07:37 AM
The girl was my cousin and will be missed I just can't belive she is gone.....Cheyenne was a cheerful , bubbly, girl and had the smile that would make you smile if you where in a bad mood...my thoughts are with Uncle Milton, Chris and his family and most importantly, Michelle. I love You Cheyenne and will miss you dearly....R.I.P Baby girl

Posted by: Jeanie Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 07:34 AM
Cheyenne was our neighbor. A very vibrant, loving, caring young girl who was my young granddaughters best friend. She will be missed but in our hearts forever. God Bless all her family as they deal with this crisis. Remember we are all in God's hands and he has a plan for all of us.

Posted by: Megan Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 06:02 AM
I love you Cheyenne R.I.P.You will be dearly missed. Cheyenne was my cousin she was always in a cheerful mood. She loved everything and everyone and was happy to be alive. Her and I was really close and I can't belive what has happened. I hope that Jesus takes good care of her up in heaven.You will be missed Cheyenne. :(

Posted by: Kimberly Dodds Location: Topeka, Kansas on May 19, 2008 at 01:38 AM
The 11 yr old girl whose life was taken in the car accident was my niece. Cheyanne was a vibrant, outgoing, loving person, whose smile was as warm as the sun. My thoughts and prayers go out to all my family and also to all of Cheyanne's friends in this time of sorrow. I love and will miss you Cheyanne and you will always be one of my littlest angels. God Bless you.

Posted by: Kristy Location: Topeka on May 19, 2008 at 12:19 AM
The young girl whose life was taken in this accident was my cousen she was a wonderful person she was helpful friendly kind sweet and she will be truly missed the way things happen is tragic all life is precious but young life even more so and to have it taken at such a young age is unfair and unjust but our prayers and thoughts are as they always were with her as we hope that your prayers and thoughts will be with all of the familey now as we go through this and we wish all that are going through anthing like this hope and peace and know that our prayers are also with you she was loved dearly and as so will be missed she could always make you smile and laugh she truly was you think of when you think of an 11 year of girl bubbly full of life energetic playful sweet and she loved her family and we all love her she was a wonderful daughter,niece,cousen,grand-daughter,person "To know her was to love her" as for extended family she is safe now in heaven with her grandmother,God, Rest well.

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