A Maryland woman has been indicted on 13 charges related to a devastating car crash that killed Minnesota Vikings rookie Khyree Jackson and two of his high school teammates. The tragic incident occurred in July 2024, and the legal proceedings took a significant turn on January 23, 2025, when Cori Clingman was formally charged with multiple offenses, including DUI and vehicular manslaughter.
The crash, which shook the sports and local communities alike, happened when Clingman, 28, reportedly drove her vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Investigators revealed that her blood alcohol content exceeded the legal limit at the time of the accident. The collision occurred on a highway in Maryland and claimed the lives of Khyree Jackson, 25, along with his close friends and former high school teammates, Isaiah Hazel and Anthony Lytton Jr.
Jackson had just completed his rookie season with the Minnesota Vikings after being signed as an undrafted free agent. Known for his resilience and work ethic, Jackson’s journey to the NFL was inspiring. He played college football at Alabama before transferring to Oregon, where he excelled as a cornerback. His promising career was tragically cut short before he could fully realize his potential in the league.
Hazel and Lytton Jr., who shared a close bond with Jackson, were standout athletes in their own right. The trio grew up together in Maryland and played high school football at Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School in Upper Marlboro. The accident has left their families, friends, and communities grieving deeply.
Clingman now faces serious consequences for her actions. The 13 charges against her include multiple counts of DUI-related offenses, vehicular manslaughter, and reckless driving. Prosecutors have emphasized the severity of the case, pointing to the devastating impact of