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Three Boys Get Into a Car With Someone They Trust. Ten Minutes Later, None of Them Come Home. It's 7:20 PM on October 8, 2025. Nicholas Williams, Trevor Merritt, and Jai'Hyon Elliott climb into a gray Honda Civic in Fayetteville, North Carolina. ​ They just finished football practice. They're going to a birthday party. The driver is Dymond Monroe, 21—their friend's older sister. They know her. They trust her. ​ What they don't know: Her younger sister Destini is following behind them in a black Dodge Charger. ​ The two sisters start racing. The speedometer climbs. Sixty. Seventy. Eighty. In the back seat, Nicholas and Trevor don't realize what's happening. In the front, Jai'Hyon watches the road blur past. Ninety-two miles per hour. ​ The Honda runs off the road. Hits a utility pole. Keeps going. Slams into a tree. ​ By the time paramedics arrive, all three boys are gone. ​ Dymond survives. She's airlifted to the hospital. Her sister Destini, driving at 76 mph? She doesn't stop. ​ Trevor's mother Bobbie was planning his 18th birthday party when police knocked on her door. Instead, she had to plan his funeral. ​ Six weeks later, Dymond is arrested. Three counts of involuntary manslaughter. When she appears in court, she's holding a stuffed animal and crying. ​ Her lawyer says she's
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