Social media It sounds like They accelerated moments in front of a car accident about the death of three women. The accident happened in Lake County, Florida, Sunday (March 30) around 3:16 according to a report Orlando Sentinel. Four women walked in 2024 Jeep flipped more than once in Cherokee, three dies and critical condition. A video shows the car that shot a car traveling in 116 mph before the dead.

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More details about speed crash accident

Click Orlando revealed he 30 year old Shakalayah Mathis Speed ​​was the driver of the car. Two 32-year-old passengers were young Kaneisha Lewis and 28 year old Aqutavia pew. The police has not released the name of the fourth year's woman. However, a Facebook Post identified Maria And he claimed to be "fighting for his life."

According to reports, Shakalayah hit his right shoulder while driving on the state road. As a result, the vehicle was repeatedly flipped and all women were thrown. At this time, the police had no one believed that no one has had it. Driver, Shakalayah, and one of the passengers died on the scene. Another passenger appeared dead in the hospital, and Mariah is receiving critical treatment.

Viral videos shows women in jeep moments before the fact

According to Orlando Sentinel, the speed is still investigating the event. Meanwhile, Aqutavia Pew's Social MediaGe account shows that a woman is thrown from an open bottle of guard. Music was exploding jeepan, and the voices were reciting the letter again.

At one point, the woman who filmed the film passed the bottle driver, Shakakaylah, while he holds in one hand while holding the phone in another. Shakalayah was also seen to drink from a water bottle. Meanwhile, a close look at the dash showed traveling between 115 and 116 mph. However, there is no clear what the car was traveling quickly or driver was speeding at that rate at high speed.

Aqutavia Pew's Social Media Post Resurfaces About Sifting

As mentioned, the social networks have achieved the wind wind of the speed story and since then he has had opinions. Some people also dug in women's profiles and public messages before one of the days of Aquutavia Pew.

On March 26, Pew returned a message from a Facebook user called Boog Lotts. He read his message, "Madly your life was in his hands and you asked for stopping. All because his chance is a trifier!" I don't hurt. Pew mentioned his words:

"Therefore, why am I afraid other people speed up with me in the car," Tavia Pew wrote.

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