3 teens die, 2 airlifted to hospital following St. Louis car crash
MO vehicle became airborne due to excessive speed
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Three teenagers were killed and two others were flown to a hospital with injuries after a car struck a tree and overturned in the St. Louis area this weekend.
The Lincoln County Sheriff's department says the crash was reported on South Chantilly Road before 4:30 a.m. Sunday.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said that a 15-year-old boy, a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old named William Flickinger were killed in the crash. The 17-year-old girl driving the car and a 20-year-old man named Trevor Bogert were both taken to a hospital with serious injuries.
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MISSOURI INTERSTATE CRASH INVOLVING 40-50 VEHICLES RESULTS IN AT LEAST FIVE DEAD: REPORT
Three teenagers died, and another two were flown to the hospital from a fatal car accident in St. Louis. The car became airborne, crashed into a tree, then overturned this weekend.
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Both Flickinger and Bogert were from Troy, Missouri. The juveniles who were from Winfield and Hawk Point, Missouri, were not named in the accident report.
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The State Patrol said the 2008 Ford Focus became airborne because it was driving too fast and skidded off the road after it landed. That's when it struck a tree and rolled.