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Viral video shows mayhem of massive car pileup in Missouri that left 1 dead

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1 dead, many injured in massive pile-up on Missouri highway
WATCH: 1 dead, many injured in massive pile-up on Missouri highway – Feb 16, 2019

One person has died and multiple people were injured in a massive car pileup near Kansas City during a winter storm, according to Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP).

The pileup that included at least 15 cars happened around noon Friday on highway i-70 near Oak Grove, Missouri, east of Kansas City.

It was captured on a video that has now gone viral.

Shot by truck driver Jamon Weaver, the video shows the carnage as car after car collided into the pileup. During the video, Weaver urged his girlfriend, Tanika, to stay in the truck.

“There’s nothing we can do,” Weaver can be heard exclaiming.

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“I felt like I was in Final Destination,” Weaver told KSNT afterward, referring to the series of films in which each character is killed in outlandish scenarios, meeting their “final destination.”

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WATCH: Multiple people injured in 40-vehicle pile-up in Wisconsin’s Eau Claire County

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Multiple people injured in 40-vehicle pile-up in Wisconsin’s Eau Claire County

Kansas City was in the midst of whiteout conditions when the crash happened. MSHP said people were still making the choice to drive too fast for the freezing conditions.

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The highway was shut down for hours after the crash and reopened around 8 p.m., according to the highway patrol.

MSHP’s Twitter account also posted photos of the crash.

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