UPDATE @ 4:04 p.m. (Oct. 25, 2014):
Funeral services are set for Lisa K. Flynt-Fugate, the daughter of Hustler publisher Larry Flynt, who died Oct. 24 at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton of injuries she suffered in an Oct. 17 vehicle crash in Riverside.
Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28, at Landmark Baptist Church, 4242 Needmore Road, Dayton. The funeral service is at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29, at the church. Burial will follow the funeral service at Bellbrook Cemetery. Newcomer Funeral Home of Dayton is handling arrangements.
UPDATE @ 1:58 p.m. (Oct. 24, 2014):
Lisa K. Flynt-Fugate, 47, of Dayton, was pronounced dead at 1:58 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24, at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton after she was pulled off life support, family members and the Montgomery County Coroner's Office confirmed.
UPDATE @ 9 p.m. (Oct. 22, 2014):
Dozens attended a vigil for Lisa Flynt, who remains on life support following a crash Oct. 17.
"Seems like for some reason, she's holding on," said her husband Glenn Fugate of Dayton.
Fugate and other family members joined in offering prayers and songs near the spot where Flynt was critically injured. She has been in a coma since the accident. Fugate said doctors have told him more tests are scheduled for his wife.
"She'll give you the shirt off her back," said friend and cousin Pam Jones who organized the vigil. "She was just such a great person, a good loving person."
UPDATE @ 7 p.m. (Oct. 22, 2014):
A vigil for Lisa Flynt is being held outside the Dollar General store in Riverside where the 47-year-old Dayton woman was critically injured in a car crash involving a semitrailer.
UPDATE @ 4:08 p.m. (Oct. 22, 2014):
Lisa Flynt, who was ejected and pinned underneath a car in an Oct. 17 crash with a semi, could soon be taken off life support, her husband said Wednesday.
Husband Glenn Fugate said doctors confirmed his wife had limited brain activity and her body is shutting down. Doctors were continuing to perform tests.
Fugate said Flynt was trapped under the car for about 45 minutes after the accident in Riverside.
UPDATE @ 6:05 p.m. (Oct. 20, 2014):
The daughter of Hustler brand chairman Larry Flynt may have had a medical issue prior to the crash that left her in critical condition.
Lisa K. Flynt, 47, of Dayton, remained in intensive care Monday at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. She was ejected from a green Oldsmobile sedan Friday evening when she pulled out into the path of a USF Holland Trucking semitrailer in the 2300 block of Valley Pike in Riverside.
According to a preliminary crash report by Riverside police, Flynt did not have a valid driver's license and was believed to be intoxicated at the time of the crash.
However, her husband Glenn Fugate said Monday that his wife has a history of seizures and doctors said she suffered one just prior to the crash.
"The doctors are verifying that she had a seizure," Fugate said. "You can drink 10 gallons of beer and some people can still walk, but if you have a seizure you can't comprehend. Who can't see a semi?"
Fugate said the next 72 hours will be critical for his wife's condition.
He said the "faith, hope and love" of family and friends has been important during this difficult time.
Flynt and Fugate married on Valentine's Day, and his two sons live with them, he said.
Flynt is the daughter of Larry Flynt, 71, the publisher of Hustler magazine and chairman of an adult entertainment empire that also includes television and video services, retail stores, websites and a Los Angeles-area casino. Flynt got his start in Dayton, when he operated "go-go" clubs.
UPDATE @ 10:30 p.m. (Oct. 19, 2014):
Alcohol is a factor in the crash that injured Lisa K. Flynt, 47, of Dayton, Riverside police Sgt. David Crigler stated in a news release issued Sunday.
Flynt was driving a 1999 Oldsmobile around 5 p.m. Oct. 17 when she pulled out from Serro Place and into the side of a tractor trailer, which was traveling on Valley Pike. The truck, owned by USF Holland Trucking, was driven by Ian A. Givens, 45, of Riverside.
"Flynt was ejected from the vehicle and was found trapped under it," Crigler stated.
She was taken by the Riverside Fire Department to Miami Valley Hospital, where she remains in the intensive care unit.
Flynt's passenger, Cierra D. Mallory, 24, of Dayton, was taken to Grandview Hospital, where she was treated and released.
The Oldsmobile is owned by Amanda Carson of Dayton, according to the release.
A preliminary crash report will be available after 11 a.m. Monday, Riverside police said.
UPDATE @ 6:05 p.m. (Oct. 19, 2014):
Lisa K. Flynt, 47, remained in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
UPDATE @ 7 p.m. (Oct. 18, 2014):
Police on Saturday were executing a search at the bar where Lisa Flynt and her passenger, 24-year-old Cierra Mallory, were patrons before Flynt pulled her car into the path of a semitruck Friday evening. Flynt, the daughter of pornographer Larry Flynt, is in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital, where Mallory was treated and released police said. Riverside police have not released the relationship between Lisa Flynt and Mallory.
The name of the bar was not released.
Also Saturday, Larry Flynt Jr. of Columbus visited his sister at the hospital before driving back home earler this evening.
UPDATE @ 5:36 p.m. (Oct. 18, 2014):
Lisa K. Flynt, the daughter of Larry Flynt, the controversial Hustler publisher, is in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. The 47-year-old Dayton woman suffered life-threatening injuires in a crash Friday evening between her car and a semi on Valley Pike in Riverside.
Her brother, Larry Flynt Jr., drove to the hospital from his Columbus home to visit his sister. He said doctors were evaluating the extent of his sister's cranial injuries.
UPDATE @ noon (Oct. 18, 2014):
The woman who suffered life-threatening injuries remained in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital this morning.
UPDATE @ 6:17 p.m. (Oct. 17, 2014):
A woman was ejected from her car, which then rolled over her after police say she pulled her green Oldsmobile sedan in front of a semitruck.
The driver, a 47-year-old woman, and her passenger, a 24-year-old woman, were both taken the hospital. The driver's injuries are life-threatening, and the extent of injuries suffered by the second woman was not immediately known, said Riverside police Sgt. David Crigler.
The crash happened around 5 p.m. in front of Dollar General, 2300 Valley Pike.
"It appears that the car pulled out and ran underneath the trailer. The rear wheels of the trailer struck the car, pushing it back into the parking lot. The driver was then ejected from the vehicle; the vehicle then rolled over the driver," Crigler said.
The driver was pinned under her car, said area resident Donald Champeau, who said he heard the impact of the crash from inside his home.
Police say the passenger was able to climb out of the car, but that rescue crews had to lift the car to free the driver.
The truck driver was not injured.
Valley Pike was closed for more than two hours.
The crash is under investigation, but Crigler said it appears the driver, who was not wearing her seat belt, failed to yield to the truck driver.
UPDATE @ 5:44 p.m. (Oct. 17, 2014):
A woman was ejected from her car this evening during a collision with a semitrailer.
Riverside police said just before 5 p.m. the woman was pulling out of the Dollar General parking lot in the 2300 block of Valley Pike when she went into the path of the semi.
The woman was ejected from her vehicle, which became trapped underneath the semi.
The woman suffered life-threatening injuries and has been taken to Miami Valley Hospital, police said.
UPDATE @ 5:38 p.m. (Oct. 17, 2014):
A woman has been taken to Miami Valley Hospital, apparently suffering life-threatening injuries following a crash between a car and semitruck.
The crash happened in the 2300 block of Valley Pike.
FIRST REPORT (Oct. 17, 2014):
Valley Pike is blocked this evening as crews respond to a serious two-vehicle crash with possible entrapment.
The incident was reported at 5 p.m. at Prince Albert Boulevard and Valley Pike.
We are on the way and will update this report as we learn details.
