The sister of one of the three victims of a car crash in Cardiff has said she feels "heartbroken" and "numb". Ffion Actie spoke to Sky News at a vigil on Tuesday evening in Cardiff held for her brother Rafel Jeanne, 24, and two young women – Eve Smith and Darcy Ross, both 21 and from Newport – who were all killed in the collision just of the A48 near St Mellons.
Another young man and woman who were in the car – Shane Loughlin, 32, from Cardiff, and Sophie Russon, 20, from Newport – are in a critical condition in hospital. Ms Actie said: "I just feel heartbroken – I feel numb to be honest. I don't feel a lot at all. It doesn't feel real. I don't feel like this has actually happened, and maybe with time I'll come to terms with it, but I'm absolutely heartbroken."
Asked what Rafel was like she commended him as a "big character" who was "happy, loving, bubbly, and very, very popular". She also revealed that, tragically, she found out about her brother's death through social media.
