One of five victims killed in a fiery crash in Fort Worth, Texas was returning from her own engagement party when an 18-wheeler ploughed into her and others who had stopped to help victims of an earlier incident. Four were killed instantly in the collision. Of the 13 people injured, one later died in hospital from their wounds, Tarrant County medical examiner has confirmed. Veronica ‘Roni’ Gonzalez and her fiance Ely Alba Gonzalez were returning from their engagement party when they stopped on Interstate 30 to help a group in trouble, the Dallas News reported. Veronica ‘Roni’ Gonzalez (left) and her fiance Ely Alba Gonzalez (right) were returning from their engagement party when they stopped on Interstate 30 to help a group in trouble . Four were killed instantly in the collision. Of the 13 people injured, one later died in hospital from their wounds . Veronica and Ely’s sister, who has not been identified, were both killed in the horrific accident which involved eight to ten vehicles. Two young children travelling with them survived the incident. Veronica Gonzalez was herself badly injured. She lost a leg and remained unconscious in critical condition yesterday. She had not been told the fate of her sister and girlfriend. Local police said the series of collisions took place just past the freeway’s westbound Oakland boulevard exit. The first crash - the incident the good Samaritans stopped at - occurred when a when a driver slammed onto a concrete barrier on the stretch of road’s central reservation, local police said. An 18-wheeler Ryder truck later careered into the earlier crash and those people unfortunate enough to have been caught up at the scene. It then burst into flames. Veronica (right) died at the scene of the crash. Ely (left) lost a leg in the incident and has not regained consciousness. The lorry was transporting the Sunday edition of local daily the Star Telegram, the newspaper’s website reported. Fort Worth firefighters found the truck on fire when they arrived. Fire Department lieutenant Kyle Falkner was quoted as saying such a fire could happen in high-speed crashes. What happened to the vehicle’s diver is unknown. The 18 Wheeler which caused so much devastation - the vehicle burst into flames because of the speed of the crash, fire fighters said . The crash occured on interstate 30 - in the first accident a motorist ploughed into the central reservation . Two of the dead were identified by the Tarrant County medical examiner’s office Sunday: Gonzalez and Mary Hernandez, 42, both of Fort Worth. Friends of another couple of good Samaritans caught at the scene Steve and Tracy Franklin. It is understood that Steve was also killed in the crash with Tracy reportedly in critical condition. The family owned an air-conditioning business in Arlington. Veronica ‘Roni’ Gonzalez had just celebrated her 43rd birthday. Her cousin Sarafina Gonzalz was quoted as saying she was a ‘loving, caring’ person who loved to dance.
Woman celebrating with her fiance was killed in fiery collision with truck . They had stopped with other victims to help those stranded at earlier crash . Five killed and 12 injured in the accident on Fort Worth interstate highway . Veronica ‘Roni’ Gonzalez, 43 and her fiance's sister killed in the collision .