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    Sunday June 10th, 2012

    Posted at 4:33pm

    City News

    The Ontario Provincial Police have now identified the people who were killed and injured when the minivan they were riding in was involved in a crash with a train on Strong Road in Lakeshore Sunday morning.

    OPP say that six-year-old Wynter Williams, and her sister three-year old Brooklyn Williams both succumbed to injuries

    Their brother, Dryden Williams aged four, has been transferred to hospital in Detroit with serious, life-threatening injuries, and their father, Andrew Williams, remains in a Windsor hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries.

    The youngest passenger, Jasmyn Williams, age 1½ received minor injuries in the collision.

    The investigation continues as OPP Technical Collision Investigators work with Canadian Pacific Rail Police to determine the cause of the crash.

    Strong Road in Lakeshore has been re-opened.

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    • Mamaluvsmebest

      Poor babies. May God have mercy on their little souls. I hope everyone else makes it…

    • Debbie Morin

      I’m keeping you and your little ones in my thoughts and prayers.

    • Annonymous

      It is a sad situation, and it’s hard to lose a child.. Just hope the father wasn’t trying to beat the train because as he now knows the train always wins…

    • Jordanmorrish

      R.I.P Wynter and Brooklyn <3

    • Jordanmorrish

      RIP Wynter and Brooklyn prayers and thoughts are with you—also with the Willams family may you all find peace at heart

    • rdresser@sympatico.ca

      RIP Wynter and Brooklyn—–thoughts of you will be in our hearts—–and may the Willams family also find peace in their hearts

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