Title: Tragic Crash Claims Lives of Four Pepperdine University Students on ‘Dead Man’s Curve’
In a heart-wrenching incident along California’s Pacific Coast Highway, ‘Dead Man’s Curve’ lived up to its grim reputation, claiming the lives of four bright young students from Pepperdine University. Niamh Rolston, Peyton Stewart, Asha Weir, and Deslyn Williams, budding talents with promising futures, were tragically killed when a 22-year-old driver lost control and struck them while they were walking nearby.
The devastating crash occurred when Fraser Michael Bohm, the driver responsible for the incident, collided with parked cars and then veered into the unsuspecting women. Witnesses revealed that the impact was severe, leaving the victims with no chance to escape the tragedy. As a result of the accident, two other individuals were also injured and are currently receiving treatment at a local hospital.
Law enforcement officials have charged Bohm with vehicular manslaughter, and an ongoing investigation is actively underway to shed light on the circumstances leading up to the crash. Early reports have ruled out street racing as a contributing factor, as no other cars were involved in the accident. Nevertheless, the area where the crash occurred has long been notorious for drag racing and speeding.
The victims, who had plans to meet up with others at the time, were ambitious and cherished members of the Pepperdine University community. Niamh Rolston, a business major, was soon to celebrate her 21st birthday in November and looked forward to donning her graduation cap in 2024. Peyton Stewart, who recently completed an internship at TikTok, also volunteered at a local senior care facility, leaving a void in many lives she touched.
Asha Weir, known for her exceptional writing skills, served as a writing tutor at Pepperdine University, offering invaluable support to her peers. Deslyn Williams, originally from Georgia, was fondly remembered by her employer for her friendly demeanor and exceptional work ethic.
Deeply affected by the tragedy, Pepperdine University organized a prayer service to honor the memories of the four young lives lost too soon. The service offered solace for the grieving community and served as a reminder to cherish every moment.
As investigations continue, it is hoped that justice will be served and the memories of Niamh, Peyton, Asha, and Deslyn will forever be etched in the hearts of those they touched.
