2 sisters die in the crash in the early morning, in which two more were injured

Two sisters died in a crash in Montana in the early morning, in which two more were injured.

Alexia Halb, 18 and Alicia half, 16 – which were later identified by a family member – were in a vehicle with two others when the accident occurred.

The police officers arrived on Wednesday, May 7th, at around 2:37 a.m. local time in a collapse with a vehicle on the airport road in Billings, where, according to Billings Police Department, three people had been “ejected” during the crash.

The two young girls were declared dead at the crime scene. The other two were taken to a local hospital.

“The officials found that the vehicle was tied to the east when the driver lost control and left the road, which rolls the vehicle,” said the police. “The first examination indicates that speed contributes a factor for the crash.”

Officials did not reveal who drove the vehicle. An investigation continues.

The Billings police authority and the forensic doctor of Yellowstone County did not immediately respond to the inquiries from people for a comment.

Speak to the Billings GazetteThe girl's cousin, Dustin Little Owl, said that the two were “like my little sisters”. He organized a gofundme to support Alicia and Alexia's parents.

The older sister attended the school in Pryor while Alicia went to school in Hardin, Little Owl told the outlet. Her whole family is “destroyed and still shocked”, he wrote in the description of the fundraising campaign.

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“My aunt is currently a mother who stays at home, so the finances are extremely narrow for her,” wrote Little Owl, who did not immediately answer people's request for comments. “Funerals are expensive, so I hope to alleviate the financial burden during this time of grief.”

He added: “We are all with broken heart about the loss of Alexia and Alicia.”