My mother describes the last call with her son who was killed in Bochara Crash in Victoria.
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The mother of a teenager killed in a Victorian crash has reportedly emerged in dramatic video taken inside the car moments before the incident. Three teenagers and a 31-year-old woman were killed on Saturday when their car crashed into a tree in Bochara, 11km west of the large Victorian town of Hamilton. Watch video above Dramatic video emerges from the interior of crashed car. Joshua Elmes was one of teenagers killed in crash, and his mother, Lee-Ann, said family had spent Friday together before there was an argument and 15-year-old decided to leave house. "I said good night to him heard I love you and five minutes later the front door was open closed," Lee-Ann Elmes told Sunrise reporter Teegan Dolling. “I stole it and said“ Where are you going? His father, Matthew Elmes, said the week before the accident, Joshua "made donuts" in a car with friends. "I just said 'Look, one wrong decision could affect the rest of your life,' and he said to me 'I'm not that stupid daddy, I wouldn't do that'." Elmes said she wants her son to be remembered as "the larrikin and fun-loving boy who supports friends." Overnight on Monday, dramatic footage captured inside the car moments before the car crashed reportedly emerged. Joshua's parents Lee-Ann and Matthew Elmes. Sunrise The video posted on Snapchat is believed to have been sent to friends of the four victims and shows a car speeding up on a country road. One person in the video may be asked before giving another answer “130”. On Monday, Lee-Ann Elmes also took to social media to raise funds for families' funeral expenses. Elmes said it was "about the legacy of those who lost their lives", not about money. Three teenagers and a 31-year-old woman were killed when the car they were traveling in crashed into a tree in Bochara Sunrise Monivae College principal Jonathan Rowe previously confirmed Joshua's death and said the school community was "devastated" by the news. Another victim was identified as 31-year-old Alicia Montebello, and her sister, Jaryd Montebello, posted a tribute to her brother on Facebook. Alicia Montebello, Credits 31 7News The other two victims are believed to be another young boy and a girl. At least two people worked at the local Coles store in the accident. “Our thoughts are with our team members at Coles Hamilton, who were offered counseling at this tragic time,” Supermarket said. Investigations into the crash are ongoing, but police said they were investigating whether speed was a factor and whether victims were wearing seat belts. "If you're not wearing the seat belts that are part of our investigations, it's really hard to tell who is wearing them," Deputy Commissioner Glenn Weir said. “The car seems to be traveling at a really significant speed.” It is unclear who was driving the car.