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Wales tragedy: Darcy Ross smiles with Rafel Jeanne on night they vanished with pals before 3 found dead in crashed car

PHOTOS show Darcy Ross smiling with Rafel Jeanne on the night they vanished with their pals.

Cops today discovered three bodies in a crashed car after Darcy, 21, Sophie Russon, 20, Eve Smith, 21, along with Rafel and Shane Loughlin disappeared on Friday night.

A Snapchat shows Darcy Ross smiling with Rafel Jeanne on the night they vanished
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A Snapchat shows Darcy Ross smiling with Rafel Jeanne on the night they vanished
Police vehicles close off the A48 between Cardiff and Newport after the car of five missing people was found last night
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Police vehicles close off the A48 between Cardiff and Newport after the car of five missing people was found last nightCredit: Huw Evans
Darcy Ross was last seen at a nightclub in Newport, Wales
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Darcy Ross was last seen at a nightclub in Newport, WalesCredit: Facebook
Rafel Jeanne-Actie was also reported missing
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Rafel Jeanne-Actie was also reported missingCredit: WNS
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The group had not been seen since enjoying a night out at the Muffler nightclub in Newport, Wales.

And after a desperate search, Gwent Police this morning confirmed a car had been found, with three of the five occupants tragically killed.

Now it’s been revealed that Darcy had posted photos of her and Rafel partying that night.

The pic shows the pair smiling, with Rafel’s arm around Darcy.

It’s thought she posted the photo to her Snapchat story on the night they went missing.

Tragically, it’s believed a car the five young people were travelling in was involved in a road traffic collision and came off the A48.

Police have not confirmed the identities of those killed in the crash.

Gwent Police said: "Three of those who were reported missing have been found deceased, two have been taken to hospital with serious injuries."

The VW Tiguan was recovered just after midnight on Monday March 6.

Specialist officers are supporting the families of those involved and enquiries are ongoing.

Anyone with any information is asked to call police on 101, or send a direct message on social media, quoting 2300071791.

The case has been referred to the IOPC in line with normal procedures.

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