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"The sister of a woman killed Monday morning crossing the street in a Milwaukee neighborhood said she's lost her best friend, but she still has questions about exactly what happened.Earlene Frazier, 62, was struck by a sport utility vehicle at the intersection of 35th Street and Highland Highland just after 6 a.m.According to a report from the medical examiner's office, Earlene Frazier had gotten off a bus on her way to work and was following her sister, Betty Frazier, across 35th Street.The traffic light had turned green and Betty Frazier yelled for Earlene Frazier to wait, but was struck by the Ford Explorer around 5:20 a.m.Investigators said the driver was traveling around 25 mph at the time of the crash. The posted speed limit in the area is 30 mph.\"If you're going 25, you're not going to hit anybody that hard. He didn't even skid. He didn't even hit the brakes,\" Betty Frazier said.The 53-year-old driver of the SUV pulled over and called 911 at the time of the crash. Stanmeyer said the driver cooperated with police during the investigation.Betty Frazier said she and her sister were very close. They lived and worked together and had the same routine every morning for 15 years.\"Going up like a rag doll. He hit us so hard she went up like a rag doll and came on down, and she was gone,\" Betty Frazier said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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