re: Youtuber Commits Murder/Suicide by McLaren

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my brother made it out but he was messed up a long time and had to eat thru a straw.

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Those who died in the SUV were tentatively identified by the county Medical Examiner’s Office as a 43-year-old San Diego woman and her 12-year-old daughter.

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Dominic Pizarro, 22, said his mother and sister were headed to Orange County when they got into the freeway collision.

When they didn’t return, his 19-year-old brother Angelo checked the internet for information about any crashes on the freeways they might have traveled. He found news of the fiery crash. And later, a CHP officer knocked on the door of the Pizarro family home.

The teen called his older brother — who was out of state, driving back from a trip with their maternal grandfather, Miguel Pizarro — and gave him the stunning news.

“I lost it,” Dominic Pizarro said Friday as he drove back to San Diego with his grandfather.

An Air Force Reservist who is starting work on his masters degree, Pizarro said he’d last seen and hugged his mom and sister last week, before leaving on a trip with his grandfather, who also lives at the family home.

During his last video chat with his sister — a day before the crash — Aryana was showing off her new school items, including pens and notebooks with unicorns.

“She was a girly-girl, but she was also tough,” he said. “She was alive with energy.”

The three siblings are musically talented, and Aryana wanted to be a jazz singer, Pizarro said.

“That was the kind of music she loved,” her brother said. “She could sing any pop song on the radio. (But) she knew Billie Holiday just as much as she knew Bruno Mars.”

Their mother “did everything for us. We were raised by her and our grandpa,” Pizarro said. “She was selfless. She didn’t think about herself at all.”

Aileen Pizarro’s passion as a therapist was working with children who had been removed from abusive homes, he said.

“She loved to work with them and tell them they were worth something,” Pizarro said. “She went out of her way to bring light to them in hopeless situations.”

... ... ...she was “an incredibly bright and beautiful person” who always put her children first, and was working toward her therapy license.

“She could raise three kids and put herself through school to get her masters — by herself — just to give them the best she can give them,” Phillips said

The family has started a GoFundMe page to raise money for funeral costs and additional expenses.

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It’s comical that intelligent people still believe in the fairy tales in the Bible.

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