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Saskatcheawn RCMP look for answers in crash that killed six teens
LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. – Saskatchewan RCMP believe it will take at least three months before an investigation is complete into the deaths of six teens in a car crash.
Cpl. Rob King says investigators are talking with witnesses and friends who saw the teens before they packed into a two-door car and headed out on a rural road early Saturday.
The car collided with a semi truck south of Lloydminster and sunk to the bottom of a road-side slough.
The victims — three girls and three boys — were between 13 and 17.
King says it’s not known which teen was driving or if that teen had a driver’s licence.
He says autopsies, toxicology tests and a traffic reconstructionist’s report may eventually provide some answers.
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