Passed by Deadman's curve many times so too bad for these 4 bright minds

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deadman's curve 4 students killed in Malibu crash eligible for posthumous degrees, Pepperdine says

The university also announced that the four women would be eligible to receive posthumous degrees. “It is my great pleasure as the university's chief academic officer to note that all four of these students are qualified to receive this honor in the class of 2024,” Provost Jay Brewster announced at the prayer service.

Took these photos the last time I passed by that area:

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Malibu rich kid clocked over 100 mph when he plowed into 4 college coeds: prosecutor

Bohm was allegedly speeding at 104 mph in a 45 mph zone on the stretch of freeway known as "Dead Man's Curve" for the high number of fatal accidents there, the prosecutor told Judge Diego Edber. In an interview with detectives after the wreck, Bohm allegedly admitted that he might have been texting when he crashed.

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Sounds like a fishy excuse aka lie to me:

Driver charged in killing of 4 Pepperdine students was being chased, his attorney says

VAN NUYS — The driver who was allegedly speeding when he crashed into multiple parked vehicles on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, killing four Pepperdine University students, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to murder and other charges, and his attorney claimed his client was being chased at the time following a road rage incident.

Fraser Michael Bohm, 22, of Malibu, was re-arrested Tuesday afternoon after a felony complaint was filed charging him with four counts each of murder and vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence in connection with the Oct. 17 crash that killed Niamh Rolston, 20, Peyton Stewart, 21, Asha Weir, 21, and Deslyn Williams, 21, all seniors at Pepperdine’s Seaver College of Liberal Arts.

Bohm’s bail was set at $8 million following his re-arrest Tuesday, but his bail was subsequently reduced to $4 million during his initial appearance in a Van Nuys courtroom. A bail review hearing is set Thursday.

Bohm’s attorney, Michael Kraut, told reporters outside court that his client was being chased after a road rage incident.

“This is exceptionally tragic,” he said. “The family grieves equally with each other over what’s going on. I mean, they feel horrible that this has happened. The issue here is whether it’s murder or manslaughter or not a crime. That’s really what we’re here to look at. We have evidence that the sheriff’s department did not want to take that clearly shows that there was a road rage incident.”