New surveillance video of Caitlyn Jenner’s February car crash that left one woman dead has been obtained by ET Online, and it shows the star’s Cadillac Escalade hitting two vehicles.
The previously unreleased video was apparently discovered on security cameras from a public bus that passed by as the Malibu, California,
accident occurred, a source told ET.
Jenner has been sued by the relatives of the woman who died, 69-year-old Kim Howe, and ET said the new footage may help investigators determine exactly what happened in the accident.
"As part of a reasonable investigation, we have seen parts of an MTA bus video, and when all of the photographic and video evidence of this tragic accident, and all available witness information, is made available to us, we will be in a better position to make fair comments," Jenner's attorney Philip Boesch told ET.
In the video, it appears Jenner’s black Cadillac, which was towing a trailer, hit Howe's white Lexus and also a black Prius driven by Jessica Steindorff, according to ET. Howe’s car then hit a black Hummer, which was driven by Peter Wolf Millesi.
Howe’s stepchildren, William Howe and Dana Redmond, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against
Jenner in April, People magazine reported. The lawsuit claims Jenner was “negligent, careless, and reckless” when the accident occurred.
TMZ said documents filed by Howe and Redmond indicate that the $500,000 of coverage provided by Jenner’s automobile insurance policy will not cover their damages.
“As we've reported . . . Jenner's filed docs of her own, saying Howe's adult stepkids don't deserve any cash because they didn't depend on her, and didn't have any relationship with her at the time of her death,” TMZ wrote. The entertainment website said in previous articles that Kim Howe’s friends said her stepchildren were not involved in her life.
Steindorff has also filed suit against Jenner for lost wages, as well as
medical bills, People said.