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Q: CLOSE Gloria Bell expresses condolences for the family of Nikki Reed, killed in the crash that trapped her son for three days. Mike Argento 
  
 This story was first published Sept. 21, 2016. 
  
 Nikki Reed, 37, who had been missing since Saturday, was found deceased in a one-vehicle accident on Tuesday. (Photo: Indiana State Police, Versailles District) 
  
 Kevin Bell and girlfriend Nikki Reed of Seymor, Ind., were driving back to Jackson County along U.S. Route 50 on Saturday after a long trip from Pennsylvania when something happened and Bell lost control of the Ford Explorer. It plunged down a steep embankment, eventually smashing head-on into a tree – killing Reed and trapping an injured Bell for two days. 
  
 Reed died instantly. And Bell was unable to get out of the wreckage or call for help until Tuesday, Indiana State Police said. The 39-year-old Bell finally managed to pull himself free, his injured legs unable to carry him up the hill. Once he'd gathered his strength, Bell began pulling himself up the embankment and eventually reached the top, police said. 
  
 He hoisted himself up on a guardrail, where he was spotted eventually by a passing motorist late Tuesday afternoon. 
  
 Reed, 37, was reported missing by her family on Sunday after they said she hadn't been heard from since she drove to Pennsylvania to pick up Bell on Saturday, according to an Indiana State Police, Versailles District release. Bell's family also said they hadn't been able to contact him since Saturday. 
  
 Shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday, Indiana State Police got a report of a crash near the Jennings-Ripley county line. 
  
 “It’s not something you want to respond to and they were shocked when they discovered that," said Sgt. Stephen Wheeles, spokesman for the Indiana State Police post in Versailles, Ind. “It took us some time to realize that the people were who we were searching for.” 
  
 Troopers soon found Reed's body in the crash. Bell was taken to the St. Vincent Jennings Hospital in nearby North Vernon, Ind. His injuries weren't life-threatening and he was transferred to an Indianapolis-area hospital Wednesday. 
  
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 Wheeles said police updated Reed's family about the investigation on Tuesday and said they were devastated when they found out she was dead. It was not immediately clear whether Bell had food or water while he was trapped. The pair both had phones, but troopers are trying to determine whether they were inaccessible or inoperable. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. 
  
 “The family didn’t have a clue what happened for two or three days," Wheeles said, adding it's an "unfortunate situation." 
  
 While the missing person's search was undergoing, Nikki's daughter, Brooklyn Reed, told WHAS-11 that her mom left early Friday morning for Dover, Pa., to pick up Bell. She promised she'd be home by 2 p.m. Saturday for her youngest son's birthday party. Brooklyn Reed said she last spoke with her mother around noon Saturday when Bell asked her daughter to pick up a cake for her brother at Wal-Mart. 
  
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 "She told me to call her before I went so I called her and she said everything was fine," Brooklyn Reed told WHAS-11. "She said she was in Kentucky so I didn't think anything of it. So I went in and she said to call her when I came back out so I went to call her and she didn't answer her phone." 
  
 Brooklyn Reed created a page on You Caring, a crowdfunding website, in order to raise money for her mother's funeral expenses. As of Wednesday afternoon, the effort had raised roughly $200 of its $5,000 goal. 
  
 "I don't know what happened or how it happend (sic). All I know is that I want this to not be true, I just wish it was a dream!" she wrote in a message accompanying the post. "I love my mom so much! I wish she was still here so I can hug her an (sic) tell her I love her one more time! Please anyone help! Any amount will help!" 
  
 Kristie Bevers, who identified herself as Reed's best friend, told WHAS-11 during the investigation that they knew something was wrong when she didn't come home. She said Nikki Reed called her Saturday morning, but she missed it. In a public memorial page set up on Facebook, Bevers was among family and friends that shared their favorite memories of Reed. 
  
 "So many people lost an amazing woman in a blink of an eye," Bevers wrote. "We never lost hope searching even when we kept hitting dead ends. So I ask for everyone to pray for the kids, Mark (Brookyln's father), her family and Mark's family. This is very unexpected and not the outcome that any of us wanted." 
  
 Reporter Justin Sayers can be reached at 502-582-4252 or jsayers@gannett.com. 
  
 Buy Photo A missing poster shared on Facebook featuring photos of Nikki Reed and Kevin Bell. Reed was found dead and Bell severely injured in a one-vehicle accident in Indiana Tuesday. (Photo: Justin Sayers, The CJ) 
  
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 A severely injured man crawled from the wreckage of a fatal crash three days after the vehicle he was driving left an Indiana roadway and crashed into tree, police said. 
  
 Kevin Bell, 39, of Dover, Pennsylvania, suffered injuries to his legs from a Saturday crash on US 50 near the Jennings County and Ripley County line that left the other passenger, Nikki K. Reed, 37 of Seymour, Indiana, dead. 
  
 Bell could not get out of the wreckage or call for help until Tuesday, Indiana State Police said, when he managed to pull himself free. Once he'd gathered his strength, Bell pulled himself up the embankment, police said. 
  
 He hoisted himself up on a guardrail, where he was spotted by a passing motorist late Tuesday afternoon. 
  
 Bell and girlfriend Reed of Seymour, Ind., were driving back to Jackson County along U.S. 50 on Saturday after a long trip from Pennsylvania when something happened and Bell lost control of the 1999 Ford Explorer. The vehicle traveled down an embankment at the 8600 block of US 50 and struck a tree. Reed, who was in the front passenger seat, suffered fatal injuries and died instantly. 
  
 Reed had been reported missing Sunday by her family and the missing person investigation determined that Bell, Reed's boyfriend, had been out of contact with his family since Saturday. Family members said Reed went to Pennsylvania to pick up Bell. 
  
 Police said the scene of the crash was well off US 50 and not immediately visible from the road. 
  
 Shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday, State Police got a report of a crash near the Jennings-Ripley county line in Southern Indiana. 
  
 “It took us some time to realize that the people were who we were searching for,” said Sgt. Stephen Wheeles, spokesman for the Versailles post. 
  
 Troopers soon found Reed's body in the wreckage. Bell was taken to the St. Vincent Jennings hospital in North Vernon, Ind. His injuries weren't life-threatening, and he was transferred Wednesday to an Indianapolis-area hospital. 
  
 Wheeles said police updated Reed's family about the investigation Tuesday and said they were devastated when they found out she was dead. It was not immediately clear whether Bell had food or water while he was trapped. Bell and Reed each had a phone, but State Police were trying to determine whether they were inaccessible or inoperable. The cause of the crash remained under investigation. 
  
 “The family didn’t have a clue what happened for two or three days," Wheeles said, adding it's an "unfortunate situation." 
  
 A missing persons flier shared by family and friends of Nikki Reed and Kevin Bell after the couple went missing over the weekend. (Photo: Provided) 
  
 While the missing person's search was undergoing, Nikki's daughter, Brooklyn Reed, told Louisville, Ky., station WHAS-11 that her mother left early Friday morning for Dover, Pa., to pick up Bell. She promised she'd be home by 2 p.m. Saturday for her youngest son's birthday party. Brooklyn Reed said she last spoke with her mother around noon Saturday when Bell asked her daughter to pick up a cake for her brother at Wal-Mart. 
  
 "She told me to call her before I went so I called her and she said everything was fine," Brooklyn Reed told WHAS-11. "She said she was in Kentucky so I didn't think anything of it. So I went in and she said to call her when I came back out so I went to call her and she didn't answer her phone." 
  
 Brooklyn Reed created a page on YouCaring, a crowdfunding website, to pay for her mother's funeral. As of Wednesday afternoon, the effort had raised roughly $200 of its $5,000 goal. 
  
 Read or Share this story: http://cin.ci/2cVk2GP ||||| SEYMOUR, Ind. (WHAS11) – They were hoping for a safe return. 
  
 “She wouldn't leave me or my brothers at all. If she was leaving she would tell us, but I don't think she would ever leave us,” Brooklyn Reed, Nikki Reed’s daughter, said. 
  
 On Tuesday, a family on edge got the news they've been dreading. 
  
 “As soon as I heard that she was not here, I knew something was wrong,” Kristie Bevers, best friend, said. 
  
 WHAS11 News has now learned a mother of three missing since this weekend was killed in a car crash in Jennings County, Indiana. We talked to them while they were still searching for answers. 
  
 “We want her to come home. We're not mad at her, we just want her to be safe,” Brooklyn said. 
  
 Brooklyn says she was the last one to talk to her mom, Nikki on Saturday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. 
  
 “She had me go to Walmart to get a cake for my little brother and she told me to call her before I went so I called her and she said everything was fine. She said she was in Kentucky so I didn't think anything of it. So I went in and she said to call her when I came back out so I went to call her and she didn't answer her phone,” Brooklyn said. 
  
 Brooklyn says her mom had left early Friday morning to pick up her boyfriend Kevin Bell in Dover, Pennsylvania. But she promised to be home by 2:00 p.m. on Saturday for her youngest son's birthday party. Her best friend Kristie Bevers says Nikki called her Saturday morning but she missed the call. 
  
 “It bothers me because I could've talked to her. I could've heard her voice one more time,” Bevers said. 
  
 Indiana State Police say they were actively searching for Nikki and are now confirming she was killed in a car accident, police saying the car was found in an embankment in the woods. 
  
 Reed's family is now in shock and are trying to piece together exactly what happened. 
  
 ISP says Nikki's boyfriend, Kevin Bell, did survive the crash. He was taken to the hospital. Police say this investigation is still ongoing. ||||| See more of In Memory of Nikki Hobbs Reed on Facebook |||||
A: 
A Pennsylvania man seriously injured in a crash that killed his girlfriend was trapped in the SUV with her body for three days before he was able to crawl from the wreckage and seek help, reports the Cincinnati Enquirer. Kevin Bell, 39, lost control of his Ford Explorer on a road in southeast Indiana, state police said. The SUV slid down a steep embankment and slammed into a tree. Nikki Hobbs Reed, 37, died instantly. Trapped and suffering leg injuries, Bell stayed with her body until Tuesday afternoon, when he managed to crawl to the road and hoist himself over a guardrail, reports the Courier-Journal. He was spotted by a passing motorist, who called police around 5pm. Reed's family in Indiana reported her missing on Sunday, after she failed to show up to her son's birthday party on Saturday afternoon, per WHAS. "The family didn't have a clue what happened for two or three days," said a state police spokesman. Both people in the car had phones; it was unclear whether they were working. A police investigation is continuing. Reed's daughter told WHAS that her mother left Friday morning for Dover, Pa., to pick up Bell and was expected back home by 2pm Saturday. Brooklyn Reed said she last spoke to her mom in the early afternoon. "She said she was in Kentucky, so I didn't think anything of it," she said. But when Brooklyn Reed called her back, there was no answer. "So many people lost an amazing woman in a blink of an eye," Nikki Reed's best friend, Kristie Bevers, wrote on Facebook.