Horror after 3 sisters killed in deadly rollover crash in Texas including 14-year-old whose body was thrown from car
MULTIPLE teen girls have been killed in a rollover crash Wednesday and the body of the youngest girl was thrown from the vehicle.
The oldest of the three teen sisters, Madison Harris, 18, was reportedly driving when she lost control of her car with her two younger siblings, Kaitlyn Harris, 16, and Jeslyn Harris, 14 in it.
The crash happened around 7:15pm when the Department of Public Safety said Madison was driving at a dangerous speed which made her unable to fully navigate a curve in the roadway.
Madison lost control of her 2008 Jeep Wrangler which caused it to roll multiple times just two miles away from Borger, Texas which is around 10 miles from their hometown, Sanford, ABC 7 reported.
The youngest sister of the three, 14-year-old Jeslyn was ejected from the car before it came to a rest.
All three of the teen girls were pronounced dead at the scene.
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A woman, who claims to be their grandmother, made a post on Facebook about the girls.
"These are my granddaughters, Madison 18, Kaitlyn 16, and Jeslyn 14 Harris," Geri Tollison said in the Facebook post.
"They were involved in a wreck," she added.
"And they all three passed. My three babies went to heaven tonight. Car wreck on Sanford [highway]."
Someone replied comforting her saying: "Geraldine I am so sorry I love you and I am here if you need anything.
Another person added: "Oh Geri, there are no words. I am so very sorry. Hugs and prayers."
The school district the girls are a part of, Sanford-Fritch Independent School District, shared a statement on Facebook regarding their deaths.
"(Sanford-Fritch ISD) wishes to express condolences to the Harris family, as they have experienced such a tragic loss," the school district said.
The post also stated that the school district is to have "counselors and clergy available" on its high school and junior high campuses.
The school district added that the counselors and clergy on the school's campuses is "for staff and/or students who need to speak to someone."
"Praying for this community and district," a Facebook user replied to the school district's post.