A tragic car crash in southern California has claimed the lives of four young friends, leaving their mountain community in mourning. The accident occurred early on Friday morning near the Angeles National Forest, when a black 2016 Hyundai Veloster veered off the Angeles Crest 2 Highway, overturned, and crashed into a power pole after plunging down an embankment. The four victims—Rebeka Citlali Cabral Gonzalez, 21; Jason Potter, 19; Cole Torres, 19; and Nevaeh Harper, 20—were found at the scene, while two other occupants were injured. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), none of the six individuals were wearing seatbelts, and alcohol is believed to have played a role in the crash. Authorities say that after the car lost control, all five occupants except one were ejected from the vehicle. The CHP spokesperson, Thaniel Ong, stated that the crash is under investigation, and initial findings suggest that the lack of seatbelts and possible alcohol use were factors in the tragedy. The crash has left the small mountain town of Wrightwood, located 77 miles northeast of Los Angeles, in shock and grief. In response to the tragedy, community members have launched fundraisers to help cover funeral costs and support the families of the victims. A GoFundMe for Rebeka Citlali Cabral Gonzalez, described as a "bright light" and a passionate outdoors enthusiast, has already raised over $13,000 of its $20,000 goal. Friends and family described her as unselfish and deeply connected to her twin sister. Another fundraiser for Jason Potter, a talented snowboarder, highlights the profound impact he had on those around him. His family is being supported by the community, which is struggling to cope with the sudden loss of a beloved member. Nevaeh Harper, described as a "beautiful daughter" who inspired those around her, and Cole Torres, whose upcoming unclehood added to the heartbreak of his loss, are also being remembered by friends and loved ones. The community has come together to support the families of the victims, showing the deep bonds that exist in this small mountain town. The tragedy has left a lasting mark on those who knew the four young friends, and their absence is being deeply felt by many.