Sisters Involved in Fatal Crash
One of two sisters, Destini Genwright, 19, appeared in court on charges related to a crash that killed three North Carolina high school football players.
Investigators say Genwright was racing her older sister, Dymond Monroe, 21, at the time of the crash. Monroe's Honda Civic ran off Rosehill Road, killing three E.E. Smith High School students.
- Jai-Hyon Elliot, 18
- Nicholas Williams, 17
- Trevor Merritt, 17
Monroe was critically injured in the crash. Court documents allege Genwright was speeding, going 76 in a 45 mile per hour zone.
The crash rattled the entire Fayetteville community
Loved ones honored the lives of the victims during funeral services last week.
Author's summary: Sisters racing before fatal crash.
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