
American Symbol second place Willie Spence was killed in an auto collision in the US, as per reports.
Willie Spence was from Georgia and finished second to Chayce Beckham on season 19 of American Image a year ago
By Web DeskOctober 13, 2022
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Willie Spence, American Image runner up, has lost his life in a car accident in the US, according to reports.
The singer, 23, evidently passed on after his Jeep ‘left the road’ and collided with the back of a semi truck that was stopped on the hard shoulder near Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Spence was from Georgia and finished second to Chayce Beckham on season 19 of American Image a year ago.
Marion Region clinical examiner Barbara O’Neal said the justification behind death was “multisystem injury due to motor vehicle incident” and that Spence was verbalized dead at the scene on Tuesday.

A delegate for the Tennessee Expressway Watch said the association is investigating why Spence’s vehicle floated away from the road.
The singing rivalry show likewise put out an announcement saying Spence “was a genuine ability who illuminated each room he entered.
According to a spokeswoman, the Highway Patrol is looking into what caused Spence’s car to stray from the path.
The cause of death was “multisystem trauma due to motor vehicle accident,” according to Marion County Medical Examiner Barbara O’Neal, and Spence was declared dead at the scene.
Just hours before the accident, Spence posted a video of himself singing “You Are My Hiding Place.”
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Nothing is ever sure and life is so unjustifiable, she wrote.”God rest your spirit Willie. It was a delight to sing with you and to know you.”
Spence’s “Deity” venture started with a presentation of Rihanna’s “Precious stones” during his tryout for passes judgment on Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan. The presentation finished with Richie giving him a deeply heartfelt applause and considering him an “certain star” under the steady gaze of the appointed authorities sent him to Hollywood.
“I simply believe my voice should arrive at the world and offer my gift — ideally winning a Grammy one day, that is where I see myself in five years,” Spence told the adjudicators at the tryout.”I feel like I can make it happen, but it will take hard work.”
“That Grammy is achievable, no doubt as far as I can say,” Bryan told him.