The Godines family including Emiliano, 51, Christina, 47, Aaron, 20, and Tessleigh, 3 months, as well as Halie Everts, 20, all killed in multi-vehicle collision involving commercial truck on Interstate 25 in Mead, Colorado

Information about what led to the crash was not yet available, Lewis said, but some of the vehicles involved included a 1999 semitrailer, a 2015 Ford, a 2013 Ford sedan and, possibly, a fourth vehicle.

One crash occurred at the Colorado Highway 52 exit near Fort Lupton.

Colorado State Patrol says three people died.

The crash resulted resulting in five fatalities from one vehicle, a 2015 Ford Edge, and minor injuries to the driver of another vehicle, according to the Colorado State Patrol.

The five family members killed in a crash on Interstate 25 earlier this week have been identified by the Weld County coroner. The Godines family included Emiliano, 51, Christina, 47, Aaron, 20, and Tessleigh, 3 months old.

A new report by Colorado State Patrol troopers responding to the crash raises questions about the truck. The report says the truck’s brakes may have been defective and the driver may have been distracted.

Documents show Puebla didn't have a valid commercial driver's license. The truck's brakes also had so many problems investigators said it should never have been on the road.