Dr. Kendall Crowns

The car decides whether or not to deploy the airbags based on things like vehicle speed, steering inputs, braking inputs, things like that.

And that data is stored on the car.

That can be retrieved.

In this particular crash, that data was retrieved by the responding officers.

And that is most likely the way that they determined the impact speed.

The data will provide a very solid basis for all of that.

And the nice thing about that data is that it's been admitted in many different court cases.

It's very solid.

It's hard to argue that data.

I'm sure Mr. Jackson will

It's been used a lot, and it's a very valuable piece of evidence here.

Pepperdine University seniors Neve Ralston, Peyton Stewart, Asha Weir, and Deslyn Williams, four Alpha Phi sisters, get ready for a Sigma Chi party at their apartment.

The girls are incredibly close after moving in together sophomore year.

The women connected freshman year and became inseparable.

The Pepperdine victims are a star athlete, future vet, TikTok intern and an aspiring writer.

Neve, a 20-year-old business student, was an excellent gymnast, cheerleader and pole vaulter who competed in the CIH Championship.

Deslin was on a pre-veterinary track with deep empathy for animals.

Payton spent her sophomore year at Pepperdine's London campus, landing her dream internship with TikTok before returning to campus for senior year.

Asha was studying, writing, and passionate about the dynamic landscapes of the fashion and music industries.

Yes, I can.