Mississippi Woman Chasing Social Media Fame Died On A Freeway!

Mississippi woman died chasing her phone.

BE WARNED THE VIDEO IS GRAPHIC.

Facebook has blocked the video from being shared.

A mother of two who was showing out on social media dropped her phone on Interstate 55 near Jackson, Mississippi. Instead of cutting her losses and just going on a replacing the phone, she did a deadly mistake. She actually tried to retrieve it on the freeway.

That mistake cost her life.  A vehicle didn't see her and hit her.

The video shared online was recorded on Facebook Live. She was riding down the road singing and enjoying herself before the phone flew out the window.

The Jackson Police Department is investigating the incident and there's no charges against the driver who hit her. This incident happened on Tuesday night.

Sims was singing in the car while she filmed on social media.

Somehow her phone was knocked out her hand. The clip continued for several moments until screams are heard in the distance and cars can be heard screeching to a halt.

Other vehicles can be heard honking as the footage continue playing.



The victim, Ashlee Sims of Jackson, Mississippi died at the scene. The clip is 11 minutes long and it will be in the 8 minute frame.

Facebook has restricted the video from being shared because it contains graphic images.

However, folks have shared the video over 1 million times and an outpouring of sympathy has been shared.

Mississippi woman tried to retrieve her phone on Interstate 55 near Jackson. She was killed by a vehicle who didn't see her.

It's an unfortunate event.

Folks, never walk on a freeway. Please do not chase after property on the freeway. Your life is more important than property.

There were incidents in the United States where motorists were deliberately trying to hit protesters in the wake of the George Floyd/Breonna Taylor/Rayshard Brooks murders. These individuals who attempt to kill protesters will face criminal charges.

Those incidents were in Aurora, Colorado, Charlottesville, Virginia, Tampa, Detroit, New York City, Seattle, Dallas, Minneapolis and Atlanta.

Some of these people were arrested. Some were involved with law enforcement.

The suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.