Greenville County, SC : Two people killed in crash on Friday night September 25 2015.

A 23-year-old Easley woman has been charged in connection with a crash Friday night that injured two people and killed an unborn baby, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol.Ashley Michelle Bridges is charged with three counts of DUI, two that involve great bodily injury and one count of DUI causing a fatality.Family members said the victims, Mindy McCall, who was 23 weeks pregnant, and her boyfriend, Robert Whitmire, survived the crash on Sulphur Springs Road, but their baby did not.Jennifer McKelvey said she was across the street at a convenience store when she heard the wreck. She immediately ran outside to help.It was like running out into a war zone with car parts everywhere. There was smoke from all the cars. There were screams," said McKelvey.Troopers said Bridges’ Honda Civic rear-ended the couple’s Honda Accord, forcing the Accord into oncoming traffic.I heard a very faint voice say, 'Help me, I'm pregnant, help me, I am bleeding, please,'" said McKelvey.
There was no word on the extent of Whitmire's or McCall's injuries.
McKelvey said she has a medical background and did what she could until first responders arrived. But she knew the outcome would not be good.I put my hand on her belly to see if I could feel a contraction and I felt a few little kicks, but by the end I didn't feel anything and I knew immediately, before I even felt the baby kick, that the pregnancy was probably not going to last due to what I saw," said McKelvey.



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Woman who tried to save unborn baby: 'I knew the pregnancy was in danger