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Anne Marie Lang, 38. Credit: Hendry County Sheriff’s Office. Investigators say a woman was drunk when she was involved in a high-speed crash that killed a father and his two daughters in Hendry County. The Florida Highway Patrol on Thursday arrested Anne Marie Lang, 38, of Alva in the crash that killed Enedino Galindo, 42; Keanna Galindo, 13, and Aryana Galindo, 15. Father and daughter Enedino and Aryana Galindo. Credit: Shared with WINK Mews. Keanna Galindo. Credit: Shared with WINK News. According to the FHP press release, after an “exhaustive criminal investigation,” state troopers arrested Lang for three counts of vehicular homicide, three counts of DUI manslaughter and one count of DUI property damage. Troopers say that on the evening of Jan. 20, Lang was driving her 2011 BMW east on SR-80 near County Road 78A at more than 100 mph. At the same time, a 2009 Chevrolet driven by Enedino attempted to back out from a home on SR-80 and entered the path of the BMW. Above is the BMW investigators say suspect Anne Marie Lang, 38, of Alva was driving drunk the night of the crash that killed family members Enedino, 42, Keanna, 13 and Aryana, 15, Galindo on State Road 80 in Hendry County Jan. 20, 2021. Credit: Florida Highway Patrol. The front of the BMW collided with the rear of the Chevrolet. The crash resulted in the deaths of Enedino and Aryana at the scene of the crash. Keanna suffered critical injuries and later died at the hospital. Lang was alone in the BMW. She was originally taken to Lee Memorial Hospital and was discharged. According to the report, a toxicology examination determined Lang’s blood alcohol concentration level to be a .22. Lang was booked into Hendry County Jail. A booking mugshot is not available at this time.