Hi everyone, as some of you know me and for the others that don’t, my name is Paris Wright. I am Jesse’s younger cousin, or more like the pain in the butt he’s been stuck with since I was born. Early Monday morning (May 4, 2020) we received the life altering news that Jesse had been in a serious car accident and was headed into emergency surgery after being transferred to Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital. As of now, Jesse has been placed into a medical coma for the time being, due to the amount of time being trapped in his car and the severity of his burns. As we are taking this all in day by day, it is becoming a reality that this is just the first step in the years of recovery ahead of him. I will keep this page updated as he progresses, at this time we are asking for prayers and anything that could help him through this process. We love Jesse, and we all know he is not going to give up on this fight, he needs our support now more than ever. “An Indianapolis man is hospitalized with life-threatening burns after a Monday morning car crash in White River Township. The crash was reported at 4:51 a.m. after a witness saw the car in a ditch on State Road 37, between Stones Crossing Road and Olive Branch Road. When first responders arrived, the car was on fire and Jesse A. Morris, 25, was trapped inside, Johnson County Sheriff Duane Burgess said. While the Bargersville and White River Township fire departments were en route, Johnson County deputies and Bargersville police officers attempted to put out the fire, but the flames were too strong, according to the accident report. Morris was traveling southbound on State Road 37 on his way to work when he left the roadway, striking multiple trees before the car caught fire, according to a news release from the Bargersville Community Fire Department. It took firefighters about 20 minutes to extinguish the fire and pull Morris from the wreckage, the news release said. Morris was transported to Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hospital in Indianapolis for treatment, Burgess said. He was unresponsive at the scene, and an initial examination suggested he received multiple third-degree burns, he said The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office is investigating, Burgess said.” **All donations will be used towards Jesse’s medical care.**