Teen Killed Pregnant Girlfriend in 12-Car Pile-Up on Purpose: Cops

A 19-year-old man is now charged with murder after authorities claimed [music] he intentionally went over 70 miles per hour causing a 12-car crash that killed two [music] people out in Las Vegas. And it's not just the evidence that may surprise you here, but the potential defense and the alleged criminal history, too. >> [music]

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an annual plan. It's not shocking enough that a 19-year-old man has been criminally charged in connection with a 12-car crash pileup out in Las Vegas, but it is his apparent past that is now raising a lot of concern, too. And potential defense he may move forward with. We're talking about Jose Gutierrez. He is accused of speeding up