Eve Smith

Hundreds of people are attending a vigil for five people involved in a crash at the weekend.

Eve Smith , 21, Darcy Ross, 21 and Rafel Jeanne, 24, died after The Crash in Cardiff and Shane Loughlin, 32, and Sophie Russon, 20, remain in hospital in a Critical Condition .

All five had been on a Night Out in Newport when The Car is believed to have veered off the A48 into trees.

Friends and family gathered at The Scene in St Mellons on Tuesday.

Part of the A48 has been closed to allow the crowds, with many people carrying balloons, to gather.

Meanwhile, The Independent Office for Police Conduct has decided to investigate police actions following Missing Person reports after The Crash , it has confirmed.

The Women , from Newport, had gone to The Muffler club in the Maesglas area of The City late on Friday.

They then travelled 36 miles (58km) to Trecco Bay, a caravan park in the seaside resort of Porthcawl, Bridgend county, with the two men, both from Cardiff.

A Snapchat photo shared by Ms Ross' sister showed her and Mr Jeanne together on The Night They Went missing.

The Group was last seen in Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, in the Early Hours of Saturday, but it is Not Yet clear when The Crash happened.

South Wales Police and Gwent Police believe only one car was involved in The Crash and confirmed the collision occurred during the Early Hours of Saturday.

The exact time will be confirmed by an investigation.

However, Ms Russon's mum Anna Certowicz said police " didn't seem to think it was worth investigating" at the start.

She criticised The Police response, saying they could have been found sooner if The Police had started investigating straight away.

The forces said they could not comment while an investigation was pending.

They confirmed a first Missing Person report was made to Gwent Police at 19:34 GMT on Saturday, with further Missing Person reports made at 19:43 and 21:32.

A further Missing Person report was made to South Wales Police at 17:37 GMT on Sunday.

The Police helicopter was requested at 23:50 GMT on Sunday to search an area of Cardiff, after which the Volkswagen was found, they said.

Matthew Pace, 45, and his son Lewis, 26, told Sky News that they found The Car in a wooded area along the A48 just After Midnight on Sunday Morning .

Matthew Pace said a Police Officer arrived soon after and another office subsequently got the helicopter to search the area. The Force then confirmed The Vehicle had been found, He Said .

Source of news: bbc.com