Family Demands $100M for Teacher Killed by Fallen Utility Pole

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Jeunelle Robinson, a 31-year-old high school teacher in South Carolina, was tragically killed when she was struck by a utility pole during her lunch break. The pole had been knocked down by a tractor-trailer that hit powerlines, causing it to go airborne. Robinson's family is seeking $100 million for her estate, along with a $10 million trust for an annual scholarship in her name. They are also calling for $20 million to be invested in local power infrastructure. The family's attorney believes the accident could have been avoided if the utility companies had conducted proper inspections.
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