Family plans for double funeral instead of graduation after prom queen and mother died in crash

A newly crowned prom queen, her aunt, and a young mom never made it home from Highway 367. Three families. One driver who walked away. Body (story + context + hotline + chapters placeholder) Eighteen‑year‑old Jordyn “Lunar” Williams had just been crowned prom queen and was days away from graduating Ritenour High School. On a Friday night drive down Highway 367 with her aunt, 53‑year‑old Cherese Fisher, everything changed in a matter of seconds. Heading the other way was 28‑year‑old mom of two, Andrea Medina, driving her Toyota Highlander north toward Florissant. According to investigators, a southbound Cadillac SRX sideswiped Cherese’s Lexus, forcing it across the center line and straight into Andrea’s lane, causing a violent collision that left all three women dead at the scene. Police say the Cadillac’s driver didn’t stay. He allegedly ran from the wreck, leaving three women and three families behind. Days later, 20‑year‑old Devin Daugherty admitted he was driving, and prosecutors charged him with three counts of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and driving while his license was revoked or suspended. In this episode, we walk through who Jordyn, Cherese, and Andrea were, what actually happened on Highway 367 that night, and how their families are now stuck between grief and a legal system that can’t give them back what they lost. This episode covers: Jordyn “Lunar” Williams’ prom night and plans for graduation The roles Cherese Fisher and Andrea Medina played in their families’ lives How the crash unfolded on Highway 367 in North St. Louis County Why the driver is accused of fleeing the scene and driving on a revoked license The charges prosecutors filed and what accountability could look like next If you or someone you love has been impacted by a crash or violent crime, you are not alone. For support related to intimate partner violence or abuse, you can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1‑800‑799‑7233 (SAFE). If this story sits with you, share it. These names deserve to be remembered. #truecrime #Highway367 #StLouis