text: Authorities say a tree has crashed into a car driven by a woman in her 60s, killing her. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that the tree fell onto the car around 4 p.m. Sunday. Photos show a large tree resting across the crushed vehicle. Cincinnati Police Officer Douglas Swingley tells the newspaper the woman was the only occupant. He says she was headed north on Reading Road in Cincinnati at the time. Scroll down for video . Cincinnati woman Jacqueline Carr, 65, was killed when a tree smashed her vehicle . WCPO reports the woman was later identified as Jacqueline Carr, age 65. Leonard Washington of Price Hill tells the newspaper he saw the woman driving moments before the tree fell. He says he rushed to the car. There was little he could do to help. Due to the tree's size, police say investigating the cause of the accident may take longer than usual . 'I was talking with her, she was asking for help and I couldn't get her out of the car because the tree had pinned her in' said witness Leonard Washington. 'Her last words were, 'Help me, help me,' and I could not give her the help she needed because of the condition she was in.' Because of the tree's immense size, the investigation will take longer than normal. Police say they still have to determine who owns the tree and is responsible for its upkeep.
target: The woman was later identified as Jacqueline Carr, age 65 .
  Still uncertain who owns the tree or was responsible for its upkeep .
  Carr was the vehicle's only occupant .