Victims Of Fiery Morgan Hill Car Crash ID'd

SOUTH BAY, CA -- Both victims of a fiery car crash that burned two 20-year-old men to death in Morgan Hill on Sunday evening have now been identified by the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office.

Morgan Hill resident Pablo Caloca Lara was driving the Chrysler Sebring that was seen on fire on the west shoulder of Santa Teresa Boulevard at Native Dancer Drive at 7:15 p.m. on April 23, police said.

Caloca Lara and his passenger, Edwin Galan Martinez of Morgan Hill, were found seriously injured and unresponsive.

Police say they tried to rescue Caloca Lara from the burning Chrysler, which had sustained serious damage to the front and passenger side, and that Morgan Hill fire crews tried to rescue both victims but were unsuccessful. Both men were pronounced dead at the scene.

Investigators with the medical examiner's office arrived at the scene before the victims were removed from the Chrysler.

The woman who had been driving the Toyota Camry that Caloca Lara crashed into got out of her car and walked to the east edge of Santa Teresa Boulevard, where police found her.

The Toyota driver was taken to a trauma center with injuries that were not life-threatening, police said. Her car was found in the road with extensive front-end damage.

According to police, the Chrysler had been seen speeding north on Santa Teresa before Caloca Lara lost control, drifted sideways into oncoming traffic and hit the Toyota.

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