Westford MA Woman Killed In New Hampshire Snowmobile Crash

CONCORD, NH — New Hampshire Fish and Game and rescue personnel from multiple agencies responded to a remote trail in Gorham near Pine Mountain to assist a snowmobiler who had suffered significant injuries after crashing into trees Saturday.

Responders from Gorham Fire and EMS, Randolph Fire Department, and New Hampshire Fish and Game Department arrived just after noon. They were dispatched to the Bear Springs snowmobile trail to assist an unresponsive female operator who had crashed. The crash location was approximately 5 miles from the Randolph Fire Department, and responders utilized snowmobiles and a tracked rescue vehicle to access the scene.

Upon arrival, responders found CPR in progress being performed on the crash victim by her riding companion. Responders joined in the CPR effort, but the victim succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced dead at approximately 1 p.m. The victim was ultimately transported from the scene to the Randolph Fire Station following an on-scene investigation by conservation officers.

On Sunday, New Hampshire Fish and Game identified the victim as Krista Bebezas, 48, from Westford, Massachusetts. Although the investigation into this incident is ongoing, investigators believe that operator inexperience played a significant role in the crash, according to Conservation Officers.

The most recent fatal crash was one of multiple incidents this weekend and in recent weeks.

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