Alvin Corado, 3 children dies in head-on crash on highway 83

Corado’s Ford was struck by a stolen Toyota south of Franktown

November 24, 2025 | Franktown, CO

Family and friends continue to grieve the devastating loss of Alvin Corado, 35, and three young children in a fatal head-on collision on State Highway 83 south of Franktown, Colorado. 

The incident involved a stolen Toyota hatchback and unfolded on a Monday afternoon.

Alvin Corado, 35, and three children were killed after a stolen Toyota hatchback crossed into oncoming traffic on State Highway 83 south of Franktown and struck their Ford sedan head-on.

What Happened in the Crash?

The Colorado State Patrol reported that the driver of the stolen Toyota lost control, veered into oncoming traffic, and struck a Ford sedan head-on. Alvin Corado, an Army reservist, was driving the Ford at the time, en route to visit his girlfriend recovering from spinal fusion surgery earlier that day.

• Victims: Alvin Corado, 35, Makenlee Corado, 12, Toretto Corado, 8, and Jase Green, 12, his girlfriend's child.
• Location: State Highway 83, south of Franktown, Douglas County, Colorado.
• Vehicles Involved: Stolen Toyota hatchback and Ford sedan.
• Time of Incident: Afternoon on the day of the report.
• Stolen Vehicle Origin: The Toyota was taken from Aurora approximately one hour before the crash.

The 31-year-old driver of the Toyota, whose identity remains undisclosed, also perished at the scene.

Why Do Head-On Accidents Like This Occur?

Head-on collisions often stem from driver error, including factors such as speeding, distraction, impairment, and vehicle control issues. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), these crashes account for a significant portion of roadway fatalities, with over 1,000 deaths annually in the U.S. from such incidents on undivided highways.

This table highlights common contributors, underscoring the need for vigilant driving practices.

Support efforts are underway through GoFundMe campaigns:

• Corado Family GoFundMe
• Green Family GoFundMe

Legal Insights

In cases such as this involving motor vehicle crashes, an independent probe plays a crucial role in uncovering facts. National legal analysts provide perspective on navigating these tragedies.

“It is essential to engage a knowledgeable attorney promptly to secure evidence in head-on collision scenarios,” said Candice Bond, managing partner at Bond Legal. “Resources like witness re-interviews, video analysis, and communication records can demonstrate reckless behavior, offering support to affected families.”

• Preserve evidence through professional investigation to build a strong case.
• Analyze all available data, including traffic cams and device logs, for accountability.
• Provide compassionate assistance while safeguarding legal rights during grief.

Pending investigation outcomes, the families of Alvin Corado, Jase Green, Makenlee Corado, and Toretto Corado could pursue claims for wrongful death. These may cover emotional distress, companionship loss, funeral expenses, and suffering.

“The emotional toll of such losses is profound, and protecting rights through ongoing updates on probes is critical,” noted Stefano Formica, of counsel at Bond Legal. “A dedicated lawyer ensures families' interests remain prioritized amid sorrow.”

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