The Police investigating the death of country singer, Kylie Rae Harris has revealed that the singer was under the influence of alcohol and speeding during a fatal car crash in September.
The report said she was going over 100 MPH during the crash, killing herself and another person.
Kylie Rae Harris who was an aspiring country singer before her death hailed from Texas, and was killed in a tragic three-car collision in Taos, New Mexico. She was there to perform at an annual festival.
Before she died, she posted an eerie video on Instagram revealing how emotional she was because most of her family had died in this town, including her dad who passed away from lung cancer.
According to Police, Kylie’s car was still going 95 MPH when it crashed head-on into a second car travelling the opposite direction, killing a 16-year-old girl.
As for the toxicology report, Kylie had a BAC of .28 at the time of the crash more than three times the legal limit.
The autopsy report reveals Kylie Rae Harris suffered several fractures, including broken skull bones, and cuts to her face and legs. The doctors say her breastbone, pelvis, and multiple ribs were also broken.
Harris was reportedly convicted of driving while intoxicated back in 2017 and had been ordered to install an ignition interlock device in her car.