‘Good Samaritan’ tells crash victim he’s there to help, then does the unthinkable

IRVING, Texas -- A woman was scared and dazed, trapped upside down after her car rolled three times during an accident in Texas. But it's what happened after the crash that is even more unsettling to her and her family.

In a Facebook post, Joshua Smith said a man posing as a Good Samaritan robbed his sister, Kimberly, who was the driver involved in the single-vehicle crash.

Joshua Smith said the crash happened on Sept. 27. He said a man stopped to "help" his sister, and even found her purse for her. He then said he was going to call 911. While Kimberly begged the man to stay with her, he ended up getting in his truck and taking off.


Kimberly was able to get out of her car and sat by the side of the road, KHOU reports. A stranger finally stopped and called 911. Shortly after the crash, Joshua wrote on Facebook:


Kimberly suffered only cuts and bruises, according to KHOU.