Two Women in Stockholm, New York, Recount Surviving Collision With Water Buffalo
Two women in Stockholm, New York, recount surviving a high-speed collision when their vehicle struck a water buffalo on the road.
Terre Haute, IN, October 21, 2026 —
Two women in Stockholm, New York, recount surviving a high-speed collision after their vehicle struck a water buffalo on the road. The brief account describes the impact as high-speed and says both women survived.
It does not provide the women’s names, the date or precise location of the collision, or details about how the crash unfolded. It also does not say whether the women were driving or riding as passengers, how many people were in the vehicle, or whether anyone was injured.
The account does not describe what happened to the water buffalo, whether emergency responders attended the scene, or whether authorities investigated the collision. No information was provided about road conditions, the vehicle’s speed, or the circumstances that brought the animal onto the road.
Stockholm, New York, is identified in the account, but it is not clear whether that is where the collision occurred or where the women recounted their experience. No further details were provided about their account or what happened after the crash.
The available information establishes only that two women survived a high-speed collision involving a vehicle and a water buffalo. The missing details leave the timing, location, injuries and response to the incident unconfirmed.
Story summarized from the original created by Lexi Bruening, Diane Rutherford, Gray News staff on www.wthitv.com, see more information here.
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