WARREN, Ohio — Sitting in the front passenger seat of a speeding
SUV with six friends crammed behind him, Brian Henry pleaded for
the 19-year-old woman behind the wheel to slow down.  But she
only sped up when the SUV that was later reported to be stolen
rounded what's known as "Dead Man's Curve" just blocks from his
home, Henry told investigators in the northeast Ohio city of
Warren.  The sport-utility vehicle smacked a guardrail and
rolled, landing upside-down in a pond and killing five boys and
the driver, Alexis Cayson, who didn't have a valid license,
according to a report on the crash released Tuesday.  Henry and
the only other survivor, who both swam out of the submerged
vehicle, told state troopers of the frightening minutes before
and after the Sunday morning crash that has devastated many in
Warren, a mostly working-class city in the shadow of Youngstown.
Asher Lewis, 15, told a state trooper it felt like the SUV was
going 80 mph on the road that winds past a steel mill and has a
35-mph speed limit