Horrific videos show the moment a teenage driver allegedly sped up to more than 100 miles per hour to deliberately smash into cars stopped at a red light, killing his pregnant girlfriend and now two others.
The dramatic footage was played at a bail hearing for accused murderer Jose Gutierrez, 19, on Thursday — the same day a newlywed woman became the third to die from the horrific Nov. 18 crash.
Prosecutors argued that it showed Gutierrez accelerating up to 109 mph in a 45-mph zone before deliberately crashing into the stationary cars, sending debris flying — with one car spinning across the intersection in flames.
“He hits [the gas] from about eight-tenths of a mile away straight at a light that is dead red,” Chief Deputy District Attorney Nicholas Portz said, 8NewsNow reported.
Gutierrez’s girlfriend, Adilene Duran Rincon, who was three months pregnant, was killed in the crash — with her boyfriend driving her mom’s 2011 Infiniti G37 at the time.
He’d previously been accused of domestic abuse — and threatening to kill a cop who responded — and had also scared her by driving too fast, prosecutors alleged.
Another driver, Edward Garcia, 38, was declared dead at the scene.
Vanessa Vasquez, 25 — who had been married just nine months — died of her injuries Thursday, prosecutors revealed at the hearing.
Gutierrez is facing two counts of murder. Prosecutors have yet to change the charges after Vasquez’s death. He was denied bail.
Gutierrez blamed it on his suffering seizures, which he’s never been treated for, according to documents obtained by 8NewsNow.
However, police said that if he was experiencing a medical emergency, his car would “have slowed or decreased speed” or drifted off the road.
