An 89-year-old New York woman was killed in a Greenwich three-car crash late Monday afternoon, Connecticut State Police said. 
GREENWICH — A New York woman was killed in a three-car crash on Interstate 95 south that closed the highway for several hours on Monday, police said. 
Connecticut State Police identified the victim as 89-year-old Jill Newmark Haskel, of Rye. Police said the two other drivers involved in the crash were not injured. Haskel was pronounced dead after being taken to Greenwich Hospital with serious injuries.
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Haskel, who was driving a 2016 Subaru Crosstrek, struck the rear of another motorist after partly crossing into another lane, police said. The woman's car then "spun in a clockwise manner perpendicular to the roadway" and rolled onto another nearby vehicle, police said. 
Police said the crash occurred near the Exit 3 entrance ramp around 4:45 p.m. Police said both cars that were struck stopped and Haskel's vehicle landed on its driver's side in the left lane of the highway. 
Police said the crash remains under investigation by the Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Squad, who subsequently responded to the active scene. 
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Anyone with information about the fatal crash can contact State Trooper Daniel Sottini #361 at Daniel.Sottini@ct.gov.
Jessica Bravo is a breaking news reporter with Hearst Connecticut Media Group. Jessica was previously employed at The Connecticut Mirror as a general assignment reporter. Jessica graduated with her BA in journalism at Central Connecticut State University in May 2023. Jessica loves all things Connecticut.
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