The Friday night crash on the Turnpike involved multiple vehicles, including a tractor-trailer.
Two sisters originally from Ecuador were killed in a Friday crash on the Turnpike in Lancaster County, authorities said.
Nubia and Mariana Llivipuma were involved in a 10 p.m. crash involving multiple vehicles, including a tractor-trailer, at mile marker 291.2 in Brecknock Township, according to the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office. The Llivipumas were pronounced dead at the scene, the coroner’s office said. After Monday autopsies, their deaths were ruled accidental as a result of multiple traumatic injuries.The coroner’s office said the Llivipumas were from Santa Isabel Canton, Azuay province, Ecuador.
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