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Crash Victims Remembered

By: Daniel Woodruff
Updated: August 10, 2009
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   The driver of a car that crashed into a tour bus over the weekend is in critical condition Monday night.

   Families and friends of two teenagers killed in the accident, 17-year-old Barbara Schmucker and 19-year-old Dario Boutte, are mourning the tragedy. The driver's unborn baby also died.
   Some of those family members and friends spoke to FOX Fort Wayne. To hear their stories, click on the video following the newscast.

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