Missouri Boy Dies Months After Head-On Crash with Wrong-Way Driver, Illegal Immigrant

Published on March 12, 2024

A 12-year-old Missouri boy on life support has died nearly three months after an illegal immigrant driving the wrong way collided with his family’s car. Travis Wolfe of St. Charles passed away on March 6, according to an online obituary. The head-on crash happened the day before his 12th birthday on Dec. 20, 2023, and left him with a brain injury. The child was immediately placed on life support. Both of his parents survived the crash. His father, Timothy Wolfe, suffered broken ribs and wrists. His mother, Stephanie Wolfe, suffered a broken sternum and ankle. The driver of the other vehicle was identified in police documents as Endrina Bracho. According to an eyewitness, Ms. Bracho was driving westbound on Dunn Road in Hazelwood when she crossed into the eastbound lane and struck the family’s Jeep head-on. The police report revealed she was speeding at more than 70 miles per hour on a 40-mile posted road....

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