Four mothers died Wednesday after falling from a steep area of Massachusetts State Park.
Carolyn Sanger, 49, of Topsfield, fell about 50-75 feet and was declared dead at the scene of Sutton’s purgatory reservation, the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office told Fox News Digital.
Massachusetts State Police responded to the scene just after 2pm on Wednesday, officials told Fox News Digital.
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Carolyn Sanger was declared dead after allegedly falling into a crack in purgatory in Sutton, Massachusetts. (gofundme)
Sutton police said Sanger was hiking with three children and other families when the incident occurred.
There were “multiple” medical professionals hiking around the area and we were able to see a doctor right away.
However, she was declared dead after a while, Sutton police wrote in a Facebook statement.
The troopers have secured the scene and the circumstances of the case remain under investigation by a state police detective assigned to the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office.
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The mothers of four died Wednesday on a purgatory cracked appointment in Sutton, Massachusetts. (Getty Images)
“We express our sadness to the heirs’ families and loved ones,” Massachusetts Police wrote in a statement.
Sutton police added that they gave their family a pitiful dol.
Created on behalf of the Sanger family, GoFundMe had raised nearly $50,000 as of Thursday afternoon.
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“Those who knew Carrie know that she is a bright light. She is a wonderful, selfless mother who raised four incredibly respected responsible children,” the organizers wrote on the site. “She is all her friend and her smile and kind spirit will be greatly overlooked. She passed away too early.
The popular state park is known for its 70-foot deep cracks that divide the granite bedrock. Boston 25 News It has been reported.
