Grave digger driver dies

Pablo Huffaker reused the body on his second Jus' Show N Off truck when he first began running as a Grave Digger driver in mid, leading some to misidentify Huffaker's truck as #4, even though he started driving for the Digger team after the debut of #8.  · On Janu, at a Monster Jam event in Tacoma, Washington 6-year-old Sebastian Hizey was fatally injured when he was struck by flying debris from the truck Natural High. . This is the deadliest monster truck incident in the history of the sport. Freestyle: Dennis Montague Anderson (born Octo) is an American former professional monster truck driver. He is the creator, team owner, and former driver of " Grave Digger " on the USHRA Monster Jam circuit. Anderson is from Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, where he currently resides.

When Joe Javis looked for employment in Nakuru county in vain, he resorted to digging graves to make ends meet. It is a job that paid him KSh 6, per grave, and which he held for five years without his wife's knowledge. The year-old father of three stopped the day he lined up for payment only to discover it was his aunt paying the diggers. Pablo Huffaker reused the body on his second Jus' Show N Off truck when he first began running as a Grave Digger driver in mid, leading some to misidentify Huffaker's truck as #4, even though he started driving for the Digger team after the debut of #8. Nothing hits that point home more so than the injury of longtime Grave Digger driver Dennis Anderson back in During a freestyle run at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, Anderson attempted a backflip that ended in disaster after the truck stalled in mid-air and landed hard on the roof. Following Anderson’s landing, the crowd continued to cheer, not realizing the extent of Anderson’s injuries or even that he was injured at all.

Grave Digger driver ends up in hospital after flip. Happened during Tampa show on Saturday.◂The ABC Action News app brings you the latest. The driver of famed monster truck Grave Digger is recovering following a crash at a Florida rally over the weekend. TAMPA, Fla. — The driver of the popular monster truck Grave Digger was injured during a show in Florida Saturday night.