Village of Windsor, WI – Victoria J. Biehl Identified in Fatal Semi-Truck Crash on I-39/90/94

Village of Windsor, WI (March 22, 2026) – Authorities have identified the woman who died following a crash involving a semitruck and a passenger vehicle on Tuesday, March 17, near DeForest.

According to the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office, the victim was 32-year-old Victoria J. Biehl of DeForest. The crash occurred around 6:50 a.m. along Interstate 39/90/94 near mile marker 129 in the Village of Windsor.

Officials reported that Biehl sustained serious injuries in the collision and was transported to a local hospital, where she was later pronounced dead. A forensic examination confirmed that her death resulted from injuries sustained in the crash, with additional testing still underway.

The Wisconsin State Patrol is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision, with assistance from the medical examiner’s office.

We extend our sincere condolences to the family of Victoria J. Biehl during this difficult time.

What Happens After a Fatal Truck Accident in Wisconsin

After a fatal crash involving a semi-truck in Wisconsin, investigators typically begin a detailed review of the incident to determine how the collision occurred. Law enforcement officers and crash reconstruction teams may examine the scene, document vehicle damage, and analyze physical evidence such as skid marks, debris, and roadway conditions. These details help establish the sequence of events leading up to the crash.

In accidents involving commercial trucks, investigators may also review additional records that are specific to the trucking industry. This can include driver logbooks, hours-of-service records, vehicle maintenance history, and data from onboard electronic systems. These records may help determine whether factors such as fatigue, mechanical issues, or regulatory violations contributed to the crash.

Medical examiners play a key role by determining the official cause of death and confirming the identity of the victim. Their findings may be used alongside investigative reports to better understand the severity and impact of the collision.

Because truck accidents can involve multiple parties, such as the driver, trucking company, or maintenance providers, the investigation and claims process can become more complex. Insurance companies may conduct their own reviews while evaluating liability and damages.

Families affected by fatal truck crashes may later face questions related to insurance claims and possible wrongful death actions. Speaking with a lawyer can help explain how these claims typically work in Wisconsin, what compensation may be available, and what steps may be taken while the investigation continues.

We have experience handling cases involving serious and fatal crashes. A legal professional can explain what types of compensation may be available and whether your case qualifies for further legal action. Every situation is different, and reviewing the details is an important first step.

To learn more about available options, contact Dunk Law Firm at 414-209-4398. You can speak with our wrongful death lawyer to discuss possible actions after a fatal car crash in Milwaukee.

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