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Third Teen in Gwinnett Wreck Dies

Counselors Expected to Help Grieving Students

The teenage driver of a minivan that collided with a tree last week in Gwinnett County and killed two other teen passengers died Tuesday from her injuries.

Lindsay Groff, 16, was driving the van when it lost control and struck a tree Thursday.

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The crash also killed Susan Boyes, 16, and Mallory Neely, 15. The crash occurred a few blocks from Grayson High School, where all three girls attended.

Groff had been hospitalized in critical condition since the crash. She was driving with only a learner's permit, which is illegal in Georgia without someone over 21 in the car.

Lindsay Groff (left) and Mallory Neeley (right)

The high school planned to have counselors available Wednesday for grieving students

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