Dr. Kendall Crowns

And I want to reiterate the fact that in this particular area, there are cautionary signs indicating that a turn is ahead, but the speed limit in that area is 45 miles per hour.

And I'll do the math for you.

He was going 59 over the speed limit.

That's more than double the speed limit.

I'd like to also point out that the dynamics of this impact suggests that he contacted three other cars.

Those cars have significant damage.

There's actually photographs of those vehicles that he contacted.

That's correct.

This is just such a severe impact.

In a chilling turn of events, 22-year-old Frazier Boehm tore through the infamous stretch of Pacific Coast Highway known as Dead Man's Curve, doing over 100 miles per hour in a 45-mile-per-hour zone.

He was behind the wheel of his luxurious BMW, allegedly fleeing from a road rage altercation when his recklessness would create a nightmare no one could have imagined.

We see them at least probably once a week, but high-speed pedestrians struck by vehicles are very rare because most of the time pedestrians aren't on the highway.

Yeah.

Hey, Nancy, I get that.

But I think what Alan Jackson is going to do in this case is he's going to go after the county of Los Angeles and or the city of Malibu.

I think it's likely the county for failing to adequately maintain that road.

What do I mean by that?

Your entire show, you've mentioned probably four or five times dead man's curve.

It was also called Hell's Corner.

The county's on notice that this is a dangerous curve.