Nine female passengers were in the limo, along with a male driver, when it caught fire in the westbound lane of the San Mateo bridge late Saturday, California Highway Patrol officer Art Montiel told ABC News. PHOTO: San Mateo County firefighters and
Updated at 1:30 p.m. ET. SAN FRANCISCO The investigation into what caused a limousine to burst into flames, killing five passengers, will go on for several weeks, said California Highway Patrol Commander Captain Mike Maskarich in a press conference
Five women who died in a limousine fire on a bridge in Northern California tried to escape through the vehicle's front partition, the San Mateo County coroner said. But the fire, which reportedly started at the rear of the car, moved too swiftly
The grim task of identifying the bodies of five women burned to death in a limousine began today as authorities tried to determine what caused the vehicle to burst into flames. A newlywed who was celebrating her bridal shower was among the five women
The grim task of identifying the bodies of five women burned to death in a limousine began today as authorities tried to determine what caused the vehicle to burst into flames. A newlywed who was celebrating her bridal shower was among the five women
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