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Lawsuit Cash Advance Firm says the fatal four-vehicle accident involving celebrity Caitlyn Jenner left one person dead, which may result in a misdemeanor manslaughter charge for the former Olympian. Continue reading
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Sep 18, 2015 /prREACH/ -- Los Angeles, CA – September 17, 2015 – Legal-Bay LLC, The Lawsuit Settlement Funding Company, reports today that the deadly four-vehicle car accident that occurred in February of this year that left a 69 year old woman dead may result in a misdemeanor manslaughter charge for reality television star Caitlyn Jenner.
Caitlyn Jenner, former Olympian (Bruce Jenner) and current reality television star, was involved in the fatal four-vehicle chain reaction car crash that happened in Malibu. As of now, it’s unknown whether or not Caitlyn Jenner will be charged, however, according to NBC News, officials and law-enforcement sources stated that “investigators determined she was driving too fast.”
Jenner’s Cadillac SUV rear-ended a woman’s Lexus that had just rear-ended another vehicle. Unfortunately, the 69 year old female driver of the Lexus was killed “after her car was pushed into the southbound lane of the highway and struck head-on by a Hummer,” according to NBC Los Angeles.
Traffic investigators have completed the investigation and the results will eventually be presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney. The decision will ultimately come down to the district attorney’s office as to whether or not any charges will be filed or if the investigation needs further analysis.
Caitlyn Jenner’s fame began as the gold metal Olympian (Bruce Jenner), then with her role on the Kardashian’s reality television show, and most recently, with her sex change. The 69 year old female who was killed in the fatal accident was Kim Howe. The victim’s stepchildren have already filed a lawsuit against celebrity Caitlyn Jenner, according to NBC, claiming that Jenner was negligent in her collision with Howe’s vehicle, “causing them and other relatives ‘great losses’.”
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