Woodstock woman Lydia Bordacs dies in Wednesday night collision
A Woodstock woman died following a Wednesday night accident on South Cherokee Drive.
Lydia Bordacs, 57, was driving a sport utility vehicle that collided with a tree, according to the Cherokee County Sheriffs Office. A deputy found Bordacs unresponsive in the vehicle. The deputy performed CPR, but Bordacs was later pronounced dead at Kennestone Hospital.
Boardacs son, 33-year-old Peter Kubanyi of Smya, a passenger in the vehicle, suffered non-life-threatening injuries and also was transported to Kennestone. The sheriffs office is still investigating the accident. Preliminary evidence suggests alcohol and speed played a role in the accident, the sheriffs office said.
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