Piedmont, California (KON)-minutes before Tesla Cybletruck is full of university students and exploded in Pidmont, one of the 360-degree high-degree cameras, recorded a strange image. The picture shows one of the four victims carrying a “half gallon” bottle that contains a clear liquid, according to the California Highway Patrol.
CHP issued a full investigation report on Wednesday in response to the request of public records Kron4.
A mixture of alcohol poisoning, weak drugs, and unsafe speeds caused the driver’s disruption, Soren Dixon, 19, on November 27, 2024, according to CHP investigators.
Dixon, Jacques Nelson, 20, and Crysta Tsukhara, 19, were trapped inside the field, burned 2024 Cybertruck on Hampton Road before their death due to suffocation due to inhalation of smoke and severe burns, according to the autopsy report carried out by the Olitida Province Office.
Tsukhara, Nelson, and Dixon were all new graduates at Pedmont Secondary School who returned to his home to Pidmont for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Investigators said that one of the passengers only one, the 20 -year -old Jordan Miller, survived that one of the witnesses used the trees branch to break a window and pull it.
Dickson had alcohol and cocaine in his system, and the concentration of alcohol was 0.195, according to the report of the criminal investigating judge. A half gallon bottle image was recorded through the Cybertruck camera at 3:04 am, just three minutes before the deadly triple accident. The bottle was carried by a young man in a white shirt who entered the right rear passenger seat. It was followed by Tsukhara, who also sat in the back seat.
The report does not mention whether the young Nelson or Miller, who were male passengers.
The report states: “The right rear passenger door was closed in Tesla Cybletruck, and moments after Tesla Cyberrtruck, we were west on the west on the Somersrest Road.” “The video has finished with Tesla Cybletruck from Hampton Road at about 3:06:02.” The car was criticized in a tree at 3:07 am
The data collected from Tesla showed that the truck quickly accelerated the residential streets to speeds ranging from 77 and 84 miles per hour. Investigators said that five seconds before the collision, the driver was pressing the accelerator pedal. The automatic Cybertruck broken system activated half a second before the effect.
The full investigation report was conducted by the CHP.
One of the witnesses told CHP investigators that college students attended a small party together at a friend’s house. After the party, Dixon was trying to lead his friends from a house at Estates Drive to Miller’s House, according to the CP report. A second vehicle loaded with friends followed.
The witness was in the second car. After Miller was removed from the burning Cyberrtruck, the witness heard Tsukhara screaming. “I went back to the broken window and shouted for them to try to go out. Krista tried to come, and paste her head from behind. He grabbed her arm to try to pull her towards me but she retreated because of the fire.”
Lawyers said that Tsukhara, a student at the Savana College of Art and Design, was only followed by quantities of alcohol in her system when the accident occurred.
“This young woman suffered from the most terrifying death he could imagine. Her death was caused by her inability to get out of the car and consume it in the fire that was flooded.”
In April, Tsukhara’s parents filed an illegal death in the Alamida County Court in search of more answers about what happened. Dickson was named as a defendant in the new lawsuit. Charles Patterson, who is said to have Cybletruck, is also called as a defendant.
Her father, Karl Tsukhara, wrote: “Christa was a beautiful and bright young woman with her entire life in front of her,” her father, Karl Tsukhara, wrote. “We had to bear not only the loss of our daughter, and our son by losing his sister, but we had to suffer from the silence of those who were with her that night. Our family is seeking additional information regarding all aspects of this tragedy.”