Driver facing charges in crash that killed 3 Oklahoma teens last year

Nearly a year after three teenagers were killed in a crash on State Highway 29 near Wynnewood, the driver involved is facing charges, according to the victims' families. >> Download the KOCO 5 app | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channel | Sign up for KOCO 5’s Morning NewsletterThe families told KOCO 5 that the FBI informed them the 18-year-old driver accused of causing the crash turned herself in last week. They said she is now facing criminal charges related to the deadly crash but was released without bond. "It’s something, and we have to be grateful for something. We have to be grateful that the ball is rolling," said Destiny Miles, the mother of 14-year-old Malakye Miles, one of the victims. "It’s kind of mixed emotions of we’re getting somewhere, but we’re not really getting anywhere kind of situation," said Cassandra Odom, the mother of 15-year-old Brook Lynn Faith Dooley, another victim. WATCH: Wynnewood intersection where 2 teens were killed is problem area, neighbor saysThe crash occurred on July 11, killing Malakye and Brook Lynn instantly. Days later, 17-year-old Andrew Watson succumbed to his injuries. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the driver failed to yield at a stop sign before the vehicle was struck by a pickup truck. "We’ve all felt extreme frustration at times, and just because we still don’t know the whole story," Destiny said. "She’s the only one in the vehicle that’s left to tell the story."In the year since the crash, the families have endured missed birthdays, holidays, and milestones, leaning on each other for support as they wait for answers. "I just don’t understand how you can take three kids’ lives and just be able to walk out," Cassandra said. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here."We’re fighting for some form of justice for him, Andrew, and Brook every day until we see it," Destiny said.Top HeadlinesJournalist Scott Pelley fired by CBS after ’60 Minutes’ clash with managementTIMELINE: Showers and thunderstorms bring flash flooding threat, low severe weather risk WednesdayInvestigation underway after car pulled from Oklahoma River60% of the United States is experiencing drought. Here’s where it’s the worstVIDEO: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani repeals bedtime so children can watch the NBA Finals