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Four people lost their lives early Saturday when their vehicle, a Cadillac SUV, veered off a narrow road on James Island in South Carolina, colliding with a locally infamous tree known as “The Widowmaker.” The accident occurred in the early hours, shortly after 1 a.m., in a section of the road notorious for its danger and the ominous presence of the deadly tree. The four passengers in the SUV, who were not wearing seat belts at the time of the crash, were tragically ejected from the vehicle and

Four people were killed early Saturday when a vehicle veered off a narrow South Carolina road and crashed into a tree known locally as “The Widowmaker,” police said.

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