Fiery I-95 crash kills three, puts two in hospital

HINESVILLE - Officials are investigating a crash on Interstate 95 early Sunday morning that left three young men dead. <br> <br> Corporal R.L. Dunsmore, of the Hinesville post of the Georgia State Patrol, said a 1996 Chevrolet Impala carrying five people slammed backwards into a tree and burst into flames about 6:55 a.m. <br> <br> Another car, carrying a Virginia couple and their three-year-old son to Disney World, flipped and ended up in the median. No one in that car was injured. <br> <br> Two young men, who have not yet been identified, were ejected from the Impala and survived. They were transported to the burn unit of Doctors Hospital in Augusta, Dunsmore said. <br> <br> The bodies of three others were recovered from the the car, which was burned to the point that neither the license plate nor the vehicle identification number was legible, authorities said. <br> <br> The bodies have gone to the state crime lab in Atlanta for identification, Dunsmore said.