Two men died after their car had been stabbed from a bridge in a river at night, with a female passenger who is lucky to escape.
The car stabbed a bridge over the Richmond River in Fairy Hill, near Lismore in the north of NSW, around 10 p.m. on Wednesday.
The 22-year-old female passenger managed to leave the vehicle before it went into the water and walked two kilometers to increase the alarm.
Police rescue and SES officers were quickly present, but there was no hope to save the men.
An operation on Thursday collected the immersed Ford Falcon.
A crime scene was founded on Droneys Bridge as an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash with one vehicle.
A crumpled lime -green Ford Falcon XR6 is seen that the scene in Fairy Hill is being dragged
Two men were killed and a woman made a scary escape after the horror crash
The scene where two men were killed when a car left the road and dived into a river
Road closures were in place up to 2 km from the river and motorists were advised to avoid the area.
The car involved in the crash, a lime Ford Falcon XR6, was dragged off the stage surrounded by the police on the ground and in the air.
The death of the two men were part of five fatalities in New South Wales in 24 hours.
A man was killed after a collision in the central west and two people died in a crash in the Blue Mountains.
