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Kurt and Monica Villani were killed when their Bentley crashed and burst into flames. The Villanis were owners of a small-business in Grand Island, New York. Locals have paid tribute to the couple, describing them as 'kind' and 'wonderful'
Cops considering medical or mechanical episode in US-Canada border car crash The victims were identified as Kurt P Villani and Monica Villani, both 53 years old. They were driving a 2022 Bentley Flying Spur, a luxury car that costs about $200,000. The Villani family runs a chain of hardware stores and a lumber company in the Buffalo region.
Cops considering medical or mechanical episode in US-Canada border car crash The victims were identified as Kurt P Villani and Monica Villani, both 53 years old. They were driving a 2022 Bentley Flying Spur, a luxury car that costs about $200,000. The authorities are investigating whether a mechanical failure, a medical condition, or some other factor caused the crash.
Rainbow Bridge: Victims in US-Canada border crash were New York couple Two people killed when their luxury car crashed into a border checkpoint in Niagara Falls. Police identified the couple as Kurt P Villani and Monica Villani, both 53, of Grand Island. The couple’s 2022 Bentley Flying Spur slammed into a row of security booths at the Rainbow Bridge.
REVEALED: Bentley driver was 'alert and not impaired' while desperately slamming on brakes of... Vincent A. Ettari, a civil engineer, said that he believes Kurt Villani was frantically slamming the brakes of his 2022 Flying Spur as it exploded on Wednesday. Villani and his wife Monica, both 53, had been on their way to a KISS concert when the horror crash took place. The couple had been in their $300,000 Bentley at the time.
Rainbow Bridge: Victims in US-Canada border crash were New York couple Two people killed when their luxury car crashed into a border checkpoint in Niagara Falls. Police identified the couple as Kurt P Villani and Monica Villani, both 53, of Grand Island. The couple’s 2022 Bentley Flying Spur slammed into a row of security booths at the Rainbow Bridge.
Rainbow Bridge: Couple killed in Niagara Falls fireball crash named Kurt and Monica Villani, both 53, of Grand Island, New York, were killed. The Bentley Flying Spur crashed at the Rainbow Bridge, linking New York state and Ontario. A US customs officer suffered minor injuries at the scene and was treated at a nearby hospital.
Police: Probe into Deadly U.S.-Canada Border Crash Could Take 'Quite Some Time' Two people inside the Bentley supercar died in the crash at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, N.Y., early Wednesday. The victims are yet to be formally identified, in part owing to the inferno that incinerated the whole wreckage. The FBI ruled out terrorism as a possible cause of the crash.
Bentley recalled cars because accelerators were getting stuck two years before Niagara Falls crash... Kurt and Monica Villani were in a $300k 2022 Bentley Flying Spur. In 2021, other Flying Spurs were recalled over an issue with gas pedals. Bentley says the recall only applied to right-hand drive vehicles not sold in the US or Canada Couple were killed when their vehicle crashed and burst into flames.
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Couple killed in Rainbow Bridge car explosion named as Kurt and Monica Villani Kurt and Monica Villani, 53, were driving a $300,000 Bentley in the crash. Friends say they'd been having problems with the gas pedal in prior weeks. The pair were both killed when the vehicle crashed at an immigration gate. They are survived by their children, Kurt Jr., 26, and Mia, 27.
Police Identify Couple Killed in Fiery Rainbow Bridge U.S. Border Crash Kurt P. Villani, 53 and his wife, Monica Villani,. 53, both residents of Grand Island, New York, were named by police on Friday as the two occupants of a Bentley. The Bentley exploded into flames after crashing into a checkpoint structure on Wednesday morning, injuring a border patrol officer.
Bentley recalled cars because accelerators were getting stuck two years before Niagara Falls crash... Kurt and Monica Villani were traveling in a $300k 2022 Bentley Flying Spur. In 2021, other Flying Spurs were recalled over an issue with gas pedals. Bentley says the recall only applied to right-hand drive vehicles not sold in the US or Canada Couple were killed when their vehicle crashed and burst into flames.
'Married couple' died in horror car explosion on Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls The FBI has ruled out terrorism after a fatal crash and explosion on Rainbow Bridge at Niagara Falls. The owner of the incinerated Bentley has now been tracked to a New York residence. It is believed the car’s driver was on his way to a KISS concert in Canada.
Luxury cars owned by Sukesh to be auctioned in Bengaluru by IT department The luxury cars including BMW M5, Toyota Prado, Range Rover, Lamborghini, Jaguar XKR Coupe, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Innova Crysta, Toyota Fortuner, Nissan Teana and Porsche, which are owned by Sukesh will be up for an auction. Apart from cars, his sports bikes will also be auctioned. The IT department has also clarified that all the vehicles that are up for auction are in good condition.
Driver of $300k Bentley killed in fiery border crash was businessman with wife A New York businessman was the man involved in a crash at the US-Canada border. The 56-year-old and his wife were killed when the $300,000 Bentley smashed into a checkpoint. Governor Kathy Hochul said the car ended up “basically incinerated,” with nothing left but the engine.
Bentley driver may have suffered 'medical emergency' before crashing $300,000 supercar into Canadian... The 56-year-old and his wife, who have not been officially named, died after their Bentley Flying Spur hit a barricade at high speed. The pair were traveling to Canada to attend a KISS concert, and had stopped for a few minutes en route at the Seneca Niagara casino. The FBI's field office in Buffalo said in a statement that it was investigating the blast.
Kathy Hochul says there is 'no indications of terror attack' at Canada border - as new footage shows... Husband, 56, and wife, driving a $300,000 Bentley, had crossed the border for a Kiss concert in Ottawa. The concert was cancelled due to band member Paul Stanley getting the flu. The couple then went to the casino instead.
Car explosion at Rainbow Bridge near Canada-US border when couple crashed on way to Kiss concert Couple, who have not yet been named, crashed as they drove a Bentley at speed towards the Rainbow Bridge near Niagara Falls. The man, who is said to be 56 and from New York state, was planning to attend the concert but when it was cancelled at the last minute, he decided to visit a casino. Witnesses said their car swerved to avoid an oncoming car before hitting a fence at speed.
Rainbow Bridge explosion caused after NYC businessman ploughed $300k Bentley into border A 56-year-old New York businessman and his wife lost their lives when their $300,000 Bentley "Flying Spur" crashed into the US checkpoint. Police sources reported that no explosives were found in the vehicle. One Customs and Border Patrol agent suffered minor injuries, he has been treated and released from the hospital. The FBI is actively involved in the investigation, with the Joint Terrorism Task Force examining the incident.
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