Six young girls killed in Tennessee highway crash
Six young girls were killed on Sunday when their car flipped over during a devastating crash on a Tennessee highway.
The tragic crash took place when a red Toyota Camry with two adults and six kids suddenly left the road near exit 24 on I-24 West in Robertson County at around 2 a.m., according to emergency services. The vehicle hit the shoulder, flipping over and ejecting the kids and woman from the car as it rolled,The man was also transported to another hospital, and their conditions are currently unknown.They did not disclose the identity of the victims.Officials have closed a section of the highway as they investigate the crash.Police said it remained unclear if the truck was involved in the fatal car crash, as it came to a rest a half-mile down the road.
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