Summary:
A woman who died in a car crash in Florida is in a critical condition in hospital, police say.

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Three sisters have been killed in a crash of multiple cars in Orlando, Florida, early Sunday morning. Kay Ferril, 64, was driving her sisters Willie Morgagne, 66, and Rose Neal, 56, in her Hyundai up the I-95 when an Infiniti veered into the center median and ricocheted into them. All three women who lived nearby were crushed and killed on impact and a third passenger - 66-year-old Barbara Thomas - was left in a critical condition at the scene near Rockledge. Crash: Three sisters were killed in the four-car pile-up on the I-95 at 1.20am on Sunday . A third car - a Toyota driven by George Cornejo - crashed into the Hyundai from behind, and a fourth driver was struck by the debris. Both suffered minor injuries, according to the Orlando Sentinel. Police said it is unclear why the Infiniti driver, Leonardo Alvarez-Savageau, apparently lost control and drove into the guardrail. Alvarez-Savageau, who had two female passengers, suffered serious injuries. Investigation: Police are investigating why an Infiniti veered into the center median, causing the crash . One passenger, Mary Vanassee, was left in a critical condition; the other, Shayla Davis, was in a serious condition. Alcohol has been ruled out as a cause of the crash, the Sentinel reported. An investigation is under way.