A Utah family is remembering a sister, who they recently reconnected with, was killed in a hit-and-run.
MURRAY — No matter what the evidence ultimately proves, Desiree Edgar knows nothing will bring back her sister.On Thursday, 44-year-old Dixie Edgar was walking near the intersection of 4500 South and 500 West in Murray at about 6 a.m. when Murray police detectives say she was"My sister died directly upon impact, which means, thank goodness that she did, but that also means they were going faster," expressed Desiree Edgar.
"She was fun. She was very fun and adventurous," she said. "She had a passion for life, and the loves of her life were her children."
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