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5th dies from Pennsylvania crash, 2 still critical

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SOUTH BEND (AP) – A fifth person died a day after two cars collided on a rural western Pennsylvania highway.

Authorities said 34-year-old Kent Smith, of Elderton, died at a Pittsburgh hospital Thursday night.

The driver of the car he was in, 41-year-old Crystal Kelley, of Avonmore, was killed when a speeding vehicle containing three teenagers slid from an oncoming lane into her lane while rounding a bend on Route 156 in South Bend Township about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Kelley’s husband, 33-year-old Robert Kelley Jr., and a friend, 35-year-old Kristy Ann Schall, of Shelocta, remained in critical condition Friday.

State police said the driver of the speeding car, 19-year-old Brandon Sulava, of Apollo, was killed along with his passengers, 15-year-old Brandon Sauers, of Apollo, and 18-year-old Brieyonah Painter, of Kittanning.

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