Police say the two new victims were targeted just fifteen minutes before Colorado resident Alexa Bartell was struck and fatally wounded by a large rock.
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"When they saw that on the news, they knew," says Jefferson County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Jenny Fulton."Typically, if it's an isolated incident like this, people will just report it to insurance. But when they saw what happened and how we were requesting other victims, knowing what they know about what happened to them, [the motorists] went ahead and reported it.
One of the motorists was driving a minivan, according to police, while the other was in a Subaru Forester. The minivan was struck first, Fulton says, and the Subaru driver told investigators that they saw the wrecked minivan after their car was struck.
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