Former Penn State Football Player Kyle Vasey Faces Long Road to Recovery After Tragic Hit-and-Run Incident
Kyle Vasey, a former Penn State football long snapper, and his fiancée, Corinne More, were involved in a tragic hit-and-run incident in Colorado. Vasey suffered multiple fractures all over his body, while More tragically did not survive. The driver, Adam Bauserman, was driving with a suspended license and struck three pedestrians, including Vasey and More. Another victim, Dianne Windes, was also seriously injured in the incident.
Bauserman was taken into custody after the tragedy and is awaiting the results of a blood test to confirm any signs of intoxication. Vasey, who is facing a long road to recovery, has undergone multiple surgeries and is currently on a ventilator. Despite the severity of his injuries, doctors are optimistic about his physical recovery.
Witnesses claim that Bauserman intentionally aimed his vehicle at the pedestrians, but authorities have not confirmed this allegation. The incident has sparked an outpouring of support, with a GoFundMe campaign raising over $24,000 to help with Vasey's medical expenses. Vasey, who played for Penn State and briefly signed with the Atlanta Falcons, has been working as a real estate agent in Denver in recent years.
As Vasey continues his recovery, his family is asking for thoughts, prayers, and donations to support him during this challenging time. The community's support and generosity are greatly appreciated as Vasey faces the physical and emotional challenges ahead.