Social media is sounding off about the deaths of three women who filmed themselves speeding moments before a car crash. The incident happened in Lake County, Florida, on Sunday (March 30) at around 3:16 a.m., according to a report from the Orlando Sentinel. Four women were riding in the 2024 Jeep Cherokee when it flipped multiple times, killing three and putting one in critical condition. One video filmed before the deaths seemingly shows the car traveling at 116 mph.
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More Details About Fatal Speeding Crash
Click Orlando revealed that 30-year-old Shakaylah Mathis was the driver of the speeding car. Two of the passengers were reportedly 32-year-old Kaneisha Lewis and 28-year-old Aqutavia Pew. Police have not released the name of the fourth 26-year-old woman. However, a circulating Facebook post identified her as Mariah and claimed she was allegedly “fighting for her life.”
According to reports, Shakaylah struck a pole on the right shoulder while driving on State Road 19. As a result, the vehicle flipped a few times and ejected all the women. At this time, police reportedly believe no one was wearing the seatbelt upon impact. The driver, Shakaylah, and one of the passengers died on the scene. Another passenger was pronounced dead at the hospital, and Mariah is reportedly receiving critical treatment.
Viral Video Shows Women In Jeep Moments Before Incident
According to the Orlando Sentinel, the speeding incident is still under investigation. Meanwhile, footage from Aqutavia Pew’s social media account shows one woman, believed to be her, sipping from an open bottle of Patron tequila. Music was blasting in the jeep, and voices were reciting the lyrics.
At one point, the woman filming passed the bottle to the driver, Shakaylah, who held it in one hand while holding a phone in the other. Shakaylah was also seen drinking from a bottle of Core water. Meanwhile, a close-up look at the dash showed them traveling between 115 and 116 mph. However, it’s unclear how long the car was traveling that fast or whether the driver was speeding at that rate at the time of crashing.
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