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Car crash victims in fatal I-10 crash are identified

One of the victims of the fatal single-vehicle crash on Interstate 10 near Chattahoochee, Fla., Wednesday has been released from hospital care.

The group of 20-somethings were apparently on a road-trip to Disney World, according to an employee of the MarketPlace Grill in Arkansas, where most of the group was employed.

Dorothy French, of Conway, Ark., was the only passenger wearing a seat belt during the accident that ejected six other passengers, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. French has been released from Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

Two occupants, Lucy S. Bolton and Ron Windole Elmore Jr., were dead on the scene.

Three others, Kali Sparks, John Tyler Bass and Sarah White, all from Conway, remain in “extremely critical” condition, according to FHP Lt. Kenneth Ellis. Another passenger, Ashley Nicole Spencer of Conway, is in stable condition at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

The accident occurred at about 8 a.m. Wednesday between the Sneads and Chattahoochee exits on I-10. Several law enforcement agencies and medical personnel were at the scene.

The incident began when the Nissan Pathfinder traveled off the roadway, according to the highway patrol. The vehicle then began to overturn.

The five occupants who were not pronounced dead at the scene were air-lifted to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, according to the highway patrol.

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