THIS is the shocking moment a teen driver rolls her car while filming an Instagram livestream — leaving her 14-year-old sister dead.

Obdulia Sanchez, 18, is accused of driving under the influence during the horror crash in Stockton, California.

Obdulia Sanchez, 18, filmed herself at the wheel of her car while her 14-year-old sister and another girl sat in the back

Sister Jacqueline was allegedly in the back of the car without a seatbelt when it careered through a fence and flipped

Sanchez filmed herself shaking her sister's lifeless body saying, 'I killed my sister. I don't care'

She filmed herself at the wheel while her sister Jacqueline and a pal, 14, sat in the back on Friday, police said.

The grim footage shows Obdulia losing control of the car and smashing into barbed wire on Highway 165.

Later, she is seen shaking her sister's lifeless body, saying: "I killed my sister, but I don't care.

"I killed my sister. I know I'm going to prison, but I don't care. I'm sorry baby."

Relatives said Jacqueline was preparing for her 15th birthday celebrations.

"She was in the back seat of the vehicle and allegedly unseatbelted, and upon the vehicle rolling over, it ejected her and killed her," Sheriff Vern Warnke said.

Sanchez is accused of manslaughter and driving under the influence Credit: Merced County Sheriff

Jacqueline was preparing for her 15th birthday celebrations when she was killed Credit: Gofundme

The other unnamed 14-year-old is in hospital with serious injuries, ABC30 News reported.

Concerned viewer Mary Hernandez recorded the livestream as it was broadcast.

She told the channel: "At first we didn't even want to believe it was real.

"I recorded it and posted it mainly because as someone who uses Snapchat I see a lot of people driving with their Snapchats doing what she was doing so to me it was like an eye opener."

Sanchez is in custody facing charges of manslaughter and driving under the influence.

Her grieving family have set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for Jacqueline's funeral.

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