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Dad Drives Tesla Off Cliff Footage: Did He Murder His Family?

Dad drives Tesla off cliff footage revealed that the act was intentional. 

Dr. Dharmesh A. Patel is accused of deliberately attempting to kill his family, which includes his wife Neha and their children, ages four and seven, on Monday after driving their car down a cliff. 

The car fell 250 feet before resting on a small rocky outcrop close to the water. 

Rescue workers had called the fact that none of the family members died after the automobile slid off the Devil’s Slide in Northern California an absolute miracle.

Following his release from the hospital, Dharmesh Patel will be charged with attempted murder and child abuse, according to a California Highway Patrol (CHP) statement.

On January 2nd, he was driving his vehicle along a dangerous stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway with his wife and two kids, a boy and a girl. 

Even though the two adults were brought to the hospital in severe condition, all four of them survived the accident. 

“CHP investigators worked throughout the night interviewing witnesses and collected evidence from the scene,” the CHP statement stated. 

Investigators established reasonable cause to suspect this occurrence was intentional conduct based on the evidence they had gathered. 

Patel is described as a radiologist at the Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in Los Angeles. 

Sarah Walker, a neighbor, told KABC that they seemed to be ideal neighbors. They appeared to have enjoyed their break since they visited their parents, and it simply seemed beautiful and incredibly cheerful.

The car appeared to have flipped a few times as it plummeted before coming to rest on its wheels. Rescue workers have noted that it was remarkable that none of the passengers died. 

When the rescuers got there, all four were awake and alert. 

It was also thought that the state of the road did not cause the incident. At the location where the sedan plunged off the cliff, there was no guardrail. 

Around 10:15 a.m., the crews responded to 911 calls from witnesses and set up a rope system from the roadway to lower firefighters down the cliff, according to the battalion chief. 

Other firefighters who were using binoculars to observe the sedan at the same time suddenly attended movement, indicating that at least one person was still alive.

Each of us was astounded when we noticed motion outside the front windscreen, according to Pottenger. 

After what had probably been a body retrieval effort, the incident became a rescue operation that took several hours while hampered by persistent rain, strong gusts, poor roads, and pounding waves. 

The car’s damage made the rescue more challenging since the doors were wedged shut after being smashed against the rock

Crews used a rope system to manually haul the children up the cliff after removing them from the back window in a rescue basket.

They were taken by ambulance to the hospital while still hurt.

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Brenda Moya

Update: 2024-05-03