SUPERJOINT RITUAL Bassist's Sisters Hurt In Car Crash

March 17, 2006

The Associated Press is reporting that two sisters of SUPERJOINT RITUAL bassist Hank Williams III remained hospitalized after being badly injured in a one-vehicle wreck in northern Mississippi.

Hilary Williams, 27, underwent eight hours of emergency surgery at the Regional Medical Center on Wednesday night. She had a second operation Thursday to reconstruct her hip and repair damage to her colon.

Her sister, Holly, 25, was in stable but critical condition with broken wrists, a broken leg, cuts and bruises.

Like their father, country singer Hank Williams Jr., and grandfather, Hank Williams, both women are musicians. Holly Williams released her debut album in 2004.

The sisters were on their way to a family funeral in Louisiana when Hilary lost control of her Toyota 4-Runner and it flipped over several times, said Staff Sgt. Scott Swanson, a spokesman for the Mississippi Highway Patrol. No other vehicles were involved.

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