The City of Piedmont has revealed the identities of three victims of the tragic Tesla Cybertruck accident that happened on November 27, just after 3.00 am on Hampton Road. The identity of the sole survivor of the crash was also revealed to the public by his mother, USA Today reported.
According to CBS News, the victims of the crash were identified as Soren Dixon, Jack Nelson, and Krysta Tsukahara. The three graduated from Piedmont High School in 2023 and were pursuing university education at USC, University of Colorado, and Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta, respectively.
The sole survivor of the crash was identified as Jordan Miller by the survivor's mother, Samantha Millers, reported CBS. According to his mother, Jordan was a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin. Jordan is said to be in stable condition as of Monday.
According to NBC, Piedmont Mayor Jen Cavenaugh, while acknowledging the support of the community, also asked them to respect the privacy of the grieving family,
I'm moved by the way our small community has come together to offer solace to these families, and to one another, during a time of unimaginable loss. The outpouring of support on display at Thursday's Turkey Trot and Friday's evening vigil was tremendous. Now, we must respect the wishes of the victims' families to grieve privately.
The crash site has become a memorial site for the victims, with the community leaving flowers.
Details on the Piedmont Cyber Truck Accident
On November 27, around 3.00 am, the Piedmont police were notified of a vehicle crash by an iPhone in the car. The authorities reached the scene to find a Tesla cyber truck in flames and tried to extinguish the flame but to no avail. Later, the firetruck arrived at the scene and extinguished the flames.
The truck had four people, but a driver of another car who happened to know the victims was able to pull one of them out; the other three were pronounced dead on the scene. There is no information on who was driving the truck.
According to USA Today, the preliminary investigation by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) states that the cyber truck, after jumping a curb and hitting a tree, came to a stop with the front part of the truck wrapped around the tree.
Trending
On Monday, Police Capt. Chris Monahan told USA Today that the cause of the crash is still under investigation, and though the police don't know if drug or alcohol was involved in causing the crash, speed is believed to be one of the causes of the crash.
The chief of CHP, who is investigating the crash on behalf of the Piedmont Police Department, revealed that the investigation could take several months.
Reply
