Two women and a man died after a car they were in plummeted to the bottom of a quarry in Frederick County on Sunday morning, according to the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office.

According to a release, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a car in the quarry around 8:30 a.m. near the intersection of Lehigh Road and Peter Shriner Road in Union Bridge, Maryland.

Investigators say indications show that a 2022 Dodge Charger was speeding, veered off the road and crashed into the bottom of the dry quarry, which is owned and operated by Heidelberg Materials.

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One woman was ejected from the car while the other two were inside the heavily damaged car, according to deputies.

Deputies said 28-year-old Kortney Angleberger, 23-year-old Rachel Willis and 65-year-old Robert Grossnickle were identified as the three killed in the crash.

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