A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded during the Florida spring break car crash 2025, which claimed the lives of three Massachusetts high school seniors and left one critically injured. The victims, all 18 years old and students at Concord-Carlisle High School, were involved in a devastating accident on Monday, April 21, according to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol.
Florida spring break car crash 2025 leaves community in shock
Warren Hansel, the boyfriend of Hannah Wasserman—one of the victims—shared a deeply emotional tribute on Instagram.
“There are countless things I loved about you and so many I’ll miss,” Hansel wrote. “You had a rare energy and could light up any space you entered.” He described Hannah as both the love of his life and his best friend.
The group had been in Florida for spring break when the SUV they were traveling in collided with a tractor-trailer around 9:30 p.m. The truck, driven by a 19-year-old, was attempting a U-turn when the crash occurred. According to authorities, the SUV veered across the median and eventually came to a stop in the wooded area on the south side of the highway.
Driver Jimmy McIntosh and Hannah Wasserman were pronounced dead at the scene. Maisey O’Donnell, a promising diver with plans to attend Williams College, later passed away at Bay Medical Center. A fourth student remains in critical condition. The truck driver and passenger were unharmed, and the crash remains under active investigation.
Florida spring break car crash 2025 sparks outpouring of grief
The Florida spring break car crash 2025 has sent shockwaves through the community, prompting a wave of support and sorrow. Ryan Valentine, who posted in memory of O’Donnell, wrote: “You brought joy wherever you went. The world feels dimmer without your smile.”
Grief counselors are being made available to students at Concord-Carlisle High School on Wednesday, April 23, and again on Monday, April 28, after spring break ends.
Superintendent Dr. Laurie Hunter expressed heartfelt thanks for the community’s support, saying, “We are all devastated beyond what we can comprehend today. The days ahead will be difficult, but we will face them together.”
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Source: www.people.com
