(Crohn) – There are new details about Eve’s deadly rushing feast in Pidmont. The California Highway (CHP) has released videos and photos from the scene where three young men died.
Moments before the collapse on November 27, the CHP videos show the Cyberrtruck speed in a residential neighborhood in Pidmont. Fill a flash from the light of the screen, indicating the moment of influence in the tree that lights the fire.
The CHP report decided that the driver, Surin Dixon, is unable to deal with the road curve, and cross the corridors on the Hampton road and transport to the tree.
Surin Dixon, 19, Jacques Nelson, 20, died, and Crysta Tsukhara, 19, all due to smoke inhalation and severe burns.
According to the CHP investigation, a witness – a friend of college students – was in a car behind the victims. He remembers his night leading to the accident, attended a nearby party and then stopped at the driver’s house to pick up Cybertruck.
“He stopped and set out,” the witness told the officers at the scene. “I don’t remember the speed he was going. Uber stopped in front of me at the mark and headed to the left; I continued directly. I stopped in Hampton and Seavief and when I turned the corner, I saw a car on the fire between the wall and a tree. I knew immediately the tail that was Cybletruck.”
A fourth person in the car, known as Jordan Miller, was moved to a nearby house after being saved from the burning car. Use the person who saved a tree branch to break the window.
The witness said: “I tried to punch the window without success.” “Then I looked around and grabbed a branch of 4-5 feet and a 1/3 -foot diameter. I used it to hit the window, it took 10 – 15 of the window to completely crack and the upper right corner to get out of its frame.”
“He was barely aware, just groaning and groaning,” the witness continued. “I was on the seat belt, and I could not reach it, so I shouted to him to retract it. In the end, he managed to cancel the amazement, and I was able to pull it up and outside. I managed to break the window and withdraw the window from its frame.
CHP images show destroyed effects – the truck distorted with a tree sticking to the car’s broken cover.
CHP emphasizes a mixture of alcohol, drugs and high speeds that cause the driver to lose control and disruption in the tree.