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Sophie Holt, right, 13, places flowers near the guardrail where her classmate, Vivian Connor, 13, of Newcastle was killed along with Morgan Helman, 17, of Carmichael. Sophie' s twin sister, Abbie Holt, 13, also a classmate of Connor, and their mother Tami Carter, left, honor the girls on Monday, Feb. 4, 2013. They live in Auburn and attend Newcastle Elementary School. The Auburn car crash killed the two teens Sunday evening on Auburn-Folsom Road. The driver had a provisional license and wasn't supposed to be transporting passengers under 20 years of age without a licensed adult age 25 or older. Helman and Connor were not wearing seat belts. -
Morgan Helman, 17, Del Oro High School student (pictured) and Newcastle Elementary 8th grader Vivian Connor, 13, were killed when the SUV they were riding in crashed Saturday night, Feb. 2, 2013 along Auburn Folsom Road. -
Vivian Connor, 13, (pictured), a Newcastle Elementary 8th grader and Del Oro High School student Morgan Helman, 17, were killed when the SUV they were riding in crashed Saturday night, Feb. 2, 2013 along Auburn Folsom Road. photo from Newcastle Elementary -
Del Oro High School students and classmates of Morgan Helman, 17, of Carmichael honor her on Monday, Feb. 4, 2013 at the site of the fatal crash, which killed Helman and Vivian Connor, 13, of Newcastle. Last semester, Helman lived with Gehard Tverberg, 17, right. "She was like my sister," said Tverberg. "She lived with my family and me during the week so she could attend Del Oro High School." The Auburn car crash killed the two teens Sunday evening on Auburn-Folsom Road. The driver had a provisional license and wasn't supposed to be transporting passengers under 20 years of age without a licensed adult age 25 or older. Helman and Connor were not wearing seat belts. -
Flowers and stuffed animals were left on Monday, Feb. 4. 2013, in memory of teenagers Morgan Helman, 17, of Carmichael and Vivian Connor, 13, of Newcastle who died in a car crash Sunday evening. The Auburn car crash killed the two teens Sunday evening on Auburn-Folsom Road. The driver had a provisional license and wasn't supposed to be transporting passengers under 20 years of age without a licensed adult age 25 or older. Helman and Connor were not wearing seat belts.
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