Jose Luis Hernandez and Sebastian Gil Died in a Car Crash on May 28 in Isla Vista, California

A traffic accident in Isla Vista has claimed the lives of two people, Jose Luis Hernandez and Sebastian Gil. Multiple vehicles collided at an intersection, and the crash left some of the victims trapped inside their vehicles. The preliminary investigation has revealed that one motorist may have run a red light, which caused the crash.

David Attias

David Attias, the son of the “Ally McBeal” director, has been charged with murder in the 2001 crash that killed four people and injured seven. He is currently in a state mental hospital. The crash occurred at a high-speed intersection on Sabado Tarde Road in Isla Vista, California. The speed limit is 25 miles per hour, and the road was packed with revelers on the weekend. Attias allegedly hit the accelerator as he barreled into the pedestrians, causing the crash.

After the crash, Attias was committed to Patton State Hospital for a decade. During that time, he committed five more felonies and was convicted of murder in the incident. In 2012, he was released on conditional release program called CONREP. This program consists of random drug tests and therapy. There are also at-home visits.

Jose Luis Hernandez

Jose Luis Hernandez, a UCSB student, and two others were killed in a car crash in Isla Vista, California on May 28. The crash was the result of several vehicles colliding at an intersection. The cause of the accident is under investigation, but preliminary reports indicate that one of the cars was driving recklessly before the crash. Several people were injured, and some of them were pinned inside their vehicles.

Besides Hernandez, the crash also claimed the lives of Daniel Razo, a 20-year-old UC Santa Barbara student. Two other individuals were seriously injured, including the driver of the vehicle. The investigation is ongoing, but detectives have ruled out alcohol as a possible cause.

Sebastian Gil

The family of Sebastian Gil, a young University of California student, has been denied a public investigation into the fatal car crash in Isla Vista on May 28. The crash, which resulted in the deaths of three people, involved three cars that collided at an intersection. The preliminary investigation shows that one of the cars ran a red light and crashed into another one. The collision left the victims trapped inside their vehicles.

Six other people were injured in the crash. Three of them died as a result of their injuries. Investigators are still working to determine what caused the crash, but they have identified the victims. Two of the victims were identified by the Santa Barbara County Coroner’s Bureau, Jose Luis Hernandez, 28, and Sebastian Gil, 20.