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Teens killed in Francestown crash

Teens killed in Francestown crash

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FRANCESTOWN- N.H.- An investigation has revealed three teens were killed in a crash on Route 47 late Tuesday night.

According to State Police 18-year-old Luis Torres of Bennington along with Seth Fowler and Aidan Brissett, both 19 from Antrim were found dead at the scene by first responders, after they were thrown from their vehicle when it crashed into a telephone pole.

As for what caused the vehicle to run off the road, State Police say the exact reason remains under investigation.

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