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Input: Three girls died and eight people were injured when an SUV carrying 11 people skidded off a busy highway in Florida on Monday night, authorities said. 
  
 The crash took place at around 6:30 p.m. ET on I-95 northbound in Titusville, about 40 miles east of Orlando. Helicopters and emergency crews from numerous agencies responded to the scene, which shut down all northbound lanes of the highway almost four hours. 
  
 The Dodge Durango was built to carry seven people, but 11 were inside it when it crashed Monday night north of Titusville, Florida. WESH-TV 
  
 Officials told NBC station WESH of Orlando that it appeared a tire malfunction had forced the driver to lose control of the white Dodge Durango. All of the car's occupants were family and friends, officials added. 
  
 Three girls were pronounced dead at the scene and eight people were taken to a hospital with serious injuries, according to WESH. 
  
 A toddler who'd been ejected from the car was among the injured. The little boy was found by rescue crews who heard him crying in the backyard of a home across the highway's barrier, Highway Patrol spokesman Steven Montiero said. 
  
 None of the victims' identities were made public Monday night. Authorities said they didn't yet know why 11 people were crammed into a vehicle designed to carry only seven. ||||| TITUSVILLE, Fla. - The Florida Highway Patrol said Tuesday a fourth sister has died after being injured in a Monday evening crash on Interstate 95 in Brevard County. 
  
 The FHP said the four sisters were not wearing seat belts when their mother lost control of her Dodge Durango after a tire blowout. 
  
 The driver was identified as 34-year-old Latorya Brown, who was wearing a seat belt and suffered minor injuries in the crash. News 6 partner Florida Today reports Brown has been released from the hospital. 
  
 Eleven people were in the Dodge Durango at the time of the crash, the FHP said. Officials said eight people were sent to area hospitals, but their conditions were not known. 
  
 Troopers said one of the victims at the hospital is a child who was thrown over a 20-foot high wall and was found after officers heard the child crying. The child was last listed in stable condition. 
  
 "God was watching over him. That's for sure," neighbor Daniel Gumieny, who lives on Alexander Drive in Titusville, told News 6. 
  
 The neighborhood is on the other side of the barrier wall where troopers say the crash happened. 
  
 "We determined that obviously the child was not on this side of the interstate, and to our surprise, it was actually on the other side of the barrier wall," Steven Montiero, a Florida Highway Patrol representative, said. (The child) was ejected on that side. We located the child, (who) was alive and transported." 
  
 The child was last listed in stable condition. 
  
 The FHP said the girls who died were Jasmine Cruze, Nadia Cruz, Niashia Cruz and Amunya Cruz. 
  
 "This is a mass casualty scene,” Montiero said. "We're talking 11 people inside of an SUV. I don't know any SUV that fits 11 people inside of it, and we're going to begin to figure this out." 
  
 The owner of a Dodge dealership in Titusville told News 6 Tuesday he finds it "nearly impossible" that 11 people fit in the Durango. 
  
 He said most 2006 models have just two rows of seats. 
  
 "I was pretty devastated because the children had been a part of our ministry for so long," Pastor Mark LoGiudice said. 
  
 LoGiudice said he was at the hospital all morning praying with the Cruz family after the fourth sister, Nadia, passed away. He told News 6 it's been hard on their mother. The family was coming back from the beach on Memorial Day and, coincidentally, Brown's 34th birthday. 
  
 "They were just having a good time like anybody would on a Memorial Day, and something went wrong with the car," LoGiudice said. 
  
 The mother of five is now left with her youngest daughter. The FHP said a tire blew out in their Dodge Durango, causing the SUV to flip several times, crashing into the I-95 barrier wall and ejecting passengers, including a 3-year-old boy who was thrown over the barrier wall. That toddler received a broken leg. 
  
 "The only thing I could keep telling her, trying to refocus her on, was that her one daughter was still here. I was trying to get her to realize that God did protect her one daughter," LoGiudice said. 
  
 Dozens of memorials for the girls have already been popping up on Facebook, remembering Nadia, Jazmine, Niashia and Amunya -- all between the ages of 10 and 15. 
  
 LoGiudice told News 6 he just saw two of the sisters Sunday at a church event. 
  
 "We had a movie day. We had popsicles and popcorn and we had a lot of fun," LoGuidice said. "You know, that was it. That was the last time I saw her." 
  
 The church is helping raise money for the family and their funeral arrangements. A vigil will be coming up in the next weeks. 
  
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 Update: Tuesday, May 31 
  
 A fourth sister has died as a result of injuries sustained in a Memorial Day car crash on I-95 near Titusville. Follow further updates here. 
  
 Original report 
  
 Three girls were killed in an Interstate 95 crash Monday night after a vehicle carrying 11 people suffered a tire malfunction and ended up near a perimeter wall in Titusville. 
  
 The girls killed in the 6:40 p.m. crash near Garden Street were all under 18, according to the Florida Highway Patrol, and six others were sent to a trauma unit. The female driver of the 2006 Dodge Durango sport utility vehicle suffered non-life-threatening injuries. 
  
 Early Tuesday, the FHP identified the driver as 34-year-old Latorya Brown of Leesburg. She was wearing a seatbelt, FHP reports. 
  
 Latorya Brown (Photo: Facebook) 
  
 One of the patients was a male toddler who was thrown over a 30-foot high perimeter wall and was found after troopers heard him crying. The toddler is currently in stable condition. 
  
 Troopers said the SUV likely suffered a malfunction in its front-left tire as it headed northbound on I-95. 
  
 "It may have either blown or something else may have gone (wrong) with that tire," said Steven Montiero, a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman. He also confirmed that it was a single-vehicle crash. 
  
 The FHP reports that the driver was unable to maintain control of the northbound vehicle and traveled into the southbound grass shoulder, where the vehicle began to overturn. Four of the 11 occupants were ejected. Three of those were pronounced dead at the scene. 
  
 Southbound lanes were opened shortly after the crash, but northbound lanes – where the crash occurred – were still being diverted to detours as of 9 p.m. 
  
 FHP opened all lanes at 10:20 p.m. 
  
 Troopers are investigating why so many people were in the Durango, which has third-row seating but likely does not have enough seat belts for all 11 in the vehicle. 
  
 "We're looking at at least six rear passengers, two up front. There's a mess-up in numbers here," Montiero said. "Obviously someone was not belted. We're going to begin to look into that and determine what kind of charges will go from there." 
  
 Brevard County Fire Rescue, the Titusville Fire Department and helicopters from Brevard and Volusia counties assisted in the transport of patients. 
  
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Output:
Eleven people crammed into an SUV made to carry seven veered out of control Monday night on a Florida highway, killing three and injuring the other eight, NBC News reports. The Dodge Durango was traveling north on I-95 near Titusville around 6:30pm when it apparently suffered what Florida Highway Patrol officials say was a tire malfunction, leading the driver to lose control and the car to flip a few times, WESH reports. Four passengers were ejected, including a toddler in a car seat. The driver, identified by the FHP as 34-year Latorya Brown, was wearing a seatbelt and suffered non-life-threatening injuries, cops tell Florida Today. The three people who died were all said to be girls under the age of 18, per the FHP, while the toddler, who was lofted over what various sources say was a 25- to 30-foot-high barrier wall, was found in the nearby yard of an unoccupied home. "When they arrived on scene, officers, troopers, and deputies heard the crying and found the child on the other side of the wall," FHP spokesman Steve Montiero says. The child was brought to a local hospital and is in stable condition. Meanwhile, officials are trying to figure out why so many people were in a car that didn't have enough seatbelts for everyone. "We're talking 11 people inside of an SUV," Montiero says, per News 6. "I don't know any SUV that fits 11 people inside of it." He adds, per Florida Today, "Obviously someone was not belted. We're going to begin to look into that and determine what kind of charges will go from there." (A fiery Memorial Day crash in California in 2013 left five teens dead.)