Two ladies who were just driving around town have ended up streaming their own death live on Facebook for the world to see.
Chaniya Morrison-Toomey (pictured left) and Brooke Miranda Hughes (pictured right)
Two young ladies identified as Brooke Miranda Hughes and Chaniya Morrison-Toomey, have been killed in a tragic crash.
The teenagers live streamed the fatal moment a tractor rammed into their car – killing them both instantly.
Brooke Miranda Hughes, 18, was driving while broadcasting a video on Facebook seconds before the deadly crash on Tuesday just after midnight.
Friend and passenger Chaniya Morrison-Toomey, 19, then asked: “Are you going live?”
Moments later, the tractor-trailer veered into the teens near Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania, crushing them both to death.
For seven minutes after the collision, the live stream blacked out, until a man with a blurred face was eventually seen talking.
Mysteriously, an unknown person uploaded the video to Facebook after the crash, New York Daily News reported.
Michael Jay Parks, the driver of the tractor, was unharmed and it is not clear whether he will face charges.
State Trooper Dave Peters, of Pennsylvania State Police, believes Hughes was driving with a flat tire.
The harrowing video racked up more than 7,000 views.
Police said it has since been taken down while an investigation takes place.
A Facebook spokesperson told NYDN said any video that shows death or suicide would not be accessible to users under 18.
Friend Samantha Piasecki, 17, described the pair as “down to Earth people” with “good personalities”.