The teenagers killed in a Massachusetts car crash were identified as high school track team members with a promising future. Stoughton superintendent Marguerite Rizzi spoke at a news conference Sunday, and called the crash "the worst nightmare of any school administrator." In a news release, Stoughton High School principal Juliette Muller extended her sympathies to the families of the teens and announced their attendance at the school. Charmaine Steele Johnson, Stoughton High School's athletic liaison and varsity girl's basketball coach, posted her condolences on Twitter. Plymouth District attorney Timothy Cruz called it "a tragic, tragic situation."

Source: ABC News May 20, 2018 16:08 UTC