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The complaint filed in Fulton County State Court said a 58-year-old woman suffered a fatal pulmonary embolism shortly after she stepped off of a Greyhound bus.
February 28, 2019 at 05:50 PM
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A wrongful death lawsuit filed Wednesday in Fulton County said a Greyhound bus driver ignored signs that a passenger was suffering from a medical emergency and kept driving to Atlanta, where she died shortly after getting off.
According to the complaint and filing attorney Jonathan Johnson, 58-year-old Robin Shelby and her 11-year-old grandson boarded a bus in San Diego in July 2017 to attend a family reunion in Monroe, Georgia.
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