Under the harsh glare of emergency lights, State Road 218 stopped being just another rural route and became the center of a community’s worst nightmare. Neighbors watched from driveways and porches as medics lifted injured children onto stretchers, their quiet Amish world suddenly invaded by rotors, radios, and the heavy language of trauma care. The buggy, once a symbol of simplicity, lay shattered across the road like a broken promise.
In the days since, questions have lingered in Berne. How could a slow-moving buggy be struck with such force? Was it distraction, speed, or something darker that sent a Jeep into the back of a family’s ride home? Investigators work methodically, but their timelines and tests cannot measure the deeper cost. For the Schwartz family, and for every buggy that still rolls down that road, trust in the darkness may never fully return.
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