Norah Carpentier, 11, and Romy, 6, were injured in a car crash but were killed by blunt force trauma by their father
Police said the Amber Alert wasn’t sent until the day after the crash because there wasn’t immediate concern about the girls’ safety.
Police said the car crash was not deliberate and there were signs Carpentier tried to regain control of the vehicle. But the crash was the moment where things began to change, Lapointe said. The three were last seen alive in the minutes following the crash, crossing the highway and heading into the woods. Investigators found Carpentier’s DNA inside a trailer within the search perimeter.
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