Prayers Pouring In After 'Horrifying' Crash Kills 6 Sunday
Prayers Pouring In After 'Horrifying' Crash Kills 6 Sunday originally appeared on The Spun.
Prayers are pouring in after a "horrifying" crash in Florida killed six people on Sunday.
Six people in an SUV were killed during a fiery crash with a semitruck in Florida on Sunday afternoon. The SUV was reportedly traveling on the highway when it lost control and collided with a semitruck. Tragically, all six people on board the SUV were killed.
The fiery crash took place on State Road 60 in Osceola County, Florida.
From the report:
Troopers say the accident occurred at 3:46 Saturday afternoon west of S Kenansville Road.
Investigators say the driver of an SUV was trying to pass multiple vehicles when they lost control of the car and hit a semitruck.
Both vehicles caught fire.
Troopers say all six passengers in the SUV died at the scene.
Prayers are pouring in for the friends and family members of the victims on Sunday.
An investigation into the accident is underway.
Our thoughts are with the friends and family members of the victims.
Prayers Pouring In After 'Horrifying' Crash Kills 6 Sunday first appeared on The Spun on Jun 22, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jun 22, 2025, where it first appeared.
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