Kostenili Disaster Might Not Have Been Intentional Murder, Says Police
Posted 2024/10/26, By Kotedian Helewter
The New Altnavian National Police has announced this morning that the recent Kostenili accident is likely to not have been intentional murder after 13 days of investigation. The police have recovered a short recording of the inside of the car that had been overspeeding which showed that the driver was very frantic as the car travelled at speeds up to 167 km/h. Also, the driver of another car that barely missed the accident explained to the police that “the car (that was overspeeding)’s windows were opened as it passed my car. I heard the driver screaming for help while swerving between the cars”. It has also been told that the overspeeding car’s driver was a veteran bus driver who was ‘very skilled and loved to spend time with his children’.
KeleNeivi Motors, the manufacturer of the car also participated in the investigation. The company announced today “it is very likely that the accident happened because of a problem in the car’s brakes, and we are preparing to compensate for the tragic event”.
Meanwhile, it has been told that the three survivors of the event currently alive are recovering well, relieving many.