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This happened last night in the town where I live at. It is a sad day for alot of kids. They woke up this morning to find out that two of their friends have been killed in a car crash. My Boyfriend has two girls that were friends with the two 15 year olds that were in this crash this is the 3rd friend they have lost in the past 4 months now. Our prayers have gone out to their familys and friends. I just dont know or understand why the two 15 year olds were able to be out alone with a 17 year old boy and on top of it be out of the county that they lived in. The 17 yr.ols has no clue yet what has happend and my paryers are with him and his family because now his life is ruined and I am sure that the court system that we have now and days will try to charge him with the deaths of these people. I just dont think that I would let my daughter when she was 15 be out riding around with a 17 yr. old. I just want to share this with you all. this is the story from our home newspaper: Stockwell crash victims identified 3 killed, one survivives By DOROTHY SCHNEIDER STOCKWELL -- Two teenage girls and an elderly woman were killed Saturday when a car apparently ran a stop sign and struck another car at the intersection of County Road 700 East and Indiana 28 East. The two teens were passengers in the red Dodge Stratus, driven by a third teenager, that was traveling eastbound on 28 when, police believe, it struck a beige Ford Taurus, driven by Marilyn E. Gardner, 78, of Indianapolis, which was headed southbound on 700 East. Megan M. Hinds, 15, of Waynetown, and Jenna S. Smith, 15, hometown not given, died at the scene, according to Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Deputy Thad Miller. The driver of the car in which they were riding, Tyler Sutton, 17, of Crawfordsville, was taken to St. Elizabeth Medical Center where he was listed late Saturday in serious but stable condition. Gardner was taken to Home Hospital where she died later Saturday from her injuries. "There's no traffic accident that is ever nice," Tippecanoe County Coroner Donna Avolt said. "This one was very bad." The Taurus is registered in Tippecanoe County and the Stratus is registered in Montgomery County, Avolt said. Both vehicles landed in the yard of a house on the southeast corner of the intersection, leaving muddy tracks in their wake. Broken plastic and other debris from the cars littered the road. A passerby called the sheriff's office to report the crash at 4:42 p.m. Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Deputy Thad Miller said Sutton was able to communicate briefly with officers. He said no one was ejected from their vehicle in the crash. Extrication equipment was used to remove at least one of the victims. Police used tape to mark off the yard where the vehicles were and also block eastbound traffic on County Road 700 East. Rain fluctuated between a drizzle and downpour through the evening as police and emergency personnel worked at the scene. The county's crash reconstruction team was called in to investigate. The Fatal Alcohol Crash Team was also called, but Sheriff's Deputy Matt Budreau said, "There's no speculation there's alcohol involved at this point. It's just precautionary." Avolt will decide this morning whether autopsies will be conducted. State Police, West Lafayette Police, Lauramie Township EMS and Fire Department and the Clarks Hill Fire Department assisted at the site. It was not immediately released whether the drivers and passengers were wearing seatbelts. The investigation is ongoing.