TOLLAND, CT. (THECOUNT) — Connecticut State police have identified two people killed in a Sunday morning crash on Interstate 84 in Tolland.
Richard Wells, 65, and 52-year-old Carolyn Everett, (pictured,) both of Hartford, have been named as the victims in a crash that occurred on I-84 westbound between Exits 67 and 68 around 12:30 a.m. on Sunday.
Driver Wells and passenger Everett were pronounced dead on the scene, according to troopers.
According to state police, two cars and one tractor-trailer were involved in the crash. Investigators said Wells somehow lost control of the vehicle, hit a guardrail on the right shoulder and the vehicle bounced back into the right lane. At that point, it was hit by a tractor trailer, which sent the victims’ car into another car on the highway. source
The investigation into what led up to the crash continues.
Friends and family members took to Facebook to remember Everett:
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