Authorities Searching for Suspect in Fatal Pedestrian Crash That Claimed Elderly Woman’s Life

Authorities Searching for Suspect in Fatal Pedestrian Crash That Claimed Elderly Woman’s Life

SHENANDOAH, Va. — The Virginia State Police (VSP) are intensifying their search for 35-year-old Lindsay Rae Price, of Edinburg, who is wanted in connection with a fatal pedestrian crash that tragically claimed the life of an elderly woman earlier this year.

The incident, which occurred several months ago, left the Shenandoah community heartbroken as residents mourned the senseless loss of a respected member of their town. According to investigators, the crash took place along a local roadway in Page County, where a vehicle struck an elderly woman who was walking near her home. Despite the immediate response from first responders, the victim succumbed to her injuries at the scene.

Following an extensive investigation, the Virginia State Police determined that Lindsay Rae Price was the alleged driver involved in the fatal collision. Authorities say that Price fled the scene before law enforcement could arrive and has since evaded capture, prompting an ongoing statewide search.

Investigators have since obtained multiple warrants for Price’s arrest, including felony hit-and-run resulting in death and reckless driving. Police have described her as a 35-year-old white female with brown hair and blue eyes, approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing around 150 pounds.

VSP officials are now turning to the public for assistance. “We believe someone out there knows where Lindsay Price is,” said a VSP spokesperson. “We are urging anyone with even the smallest piece of information to do the right thing and contact authorities. The victim’s family deserves justice and closure.”

The family of the victim, whose name has not been released to protect their privacy, continues to struggle with the loss. Friends and neighbors describe her as a kindhearted, gentle woman who was deeply loved within her community — someone who embodied compassion and grace in everyday life.

“This tragedy has shaken us all,” one local resident shared. “She didn’t deserve what happened, and we just want to see justice served.”

Authorities have warned that harboring or assisting Price could result in criminal charges. Law enforcement agencies across the region have been notified, and information has been entered into national databases to alert other jurisdictions.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Lindsay Rae Price is urged to contact the Virginia State Police Division II Office at (540) 829-7400, the Page County Sheriff’s Office, or Crime Solvers at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP.

As the investigation continues, the Shenandoah community stands united in grief and determination — honoring the memory of the victim while calling for accountability and justice. The Virginia State Police remain committed to bringing Lindsay Price into custody and ensuring that this tragic loss does not go unanswered.