15 minutes ago — Los Angeles police confirmed: the Tesla Cybertruck carrying Elon Musk suddenly lost control, plunged into a deep ravine, exploded, and turned the entire vehicle into a sea of fire .MD
Los Angeles was in mourning this morning as one of the world’s most powerful and controversial figures — Elon Musk — was confirmed dead by police after a horrific accident. The incident happened just 15 minutes ago, when the Tesla Cybertruck he was driving veered off a treacherous mountain road, plunged into a deep ravine, and exploded, turning the entire vehicle into a sea of flames that lit up a corner of the California sky.
First witnesses described the scene in chilling terms: billowing black smoke, a loud bang that shook nearby windows, and a crowd of people screaming in panic. “I heard the tires screech and then a bomb,” a man who lives near the road recounted in tears.
Paparazzi who had been following Musk’s motorcade immediately captured the haunting moment: red sparks, a twisted, charred chassis, and firefighters struggling desperately. Hundreds of fans gathered outside the nearby SpaceX test site rushed in, creating a chaotic scene: screams, live-streaming phones, and the blaring of police sirens.
Minutes later, the paramedics rushed in. A charred body, believed to be Elon Musk, was pulled out, as onlookers gasped. Medical staff placed an oxygen mask on him and performed CPR continuously on the road, while the ambulance’s red and blue lights illuminated the area like an apocalyptic movie. His breathing was weak and then stopped. Monitors went red. Once, twice, he was shocked… all in vain.
He was taken straight to the ICU at UCLA Medical Center. The entire emergency room was sealed off, and the chief cardiologist confirmed that there were “no signs of life.” But the news was kept secret for nearly an hour, allowing rumors to spread like wildfire.
Meanwhile, a “double incident” occurred: thousands of fans flocked to the hospital, creating a scene of terrible jostling, a bridge near the hospital gate collapsed, injuring dozens of people. Ambulances were dispatched continuously, Los Angeles was put on red alert.
When the hospital officially announced that Elon Musk had passed away, the world exploded. Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok were immediately flooded with the hashtags #PrayForMusk and #GoodbyeElon. Images of fans sobbing outside SpaceX, candles arranged in the shape of the Tesla logo, and American flags lowered to half-mast spread around the world.
His family — from mother Maye Musk to children — appeared in the media with red eyes. World leaders expressed their condolences: the US President called Musk a “humanity changer,” while the British Prime Minister described it as a “historic shock for science and technology.”
The tragedy reached its climax as night fell: tens of thousands poured into the streets, turning Los Angeles into a sea of candles. Prayers echoed, and tears fell on the pavement, leaving behind scorch marks. It was no longer news, but an unofficial state funeral.
Tomorrow, a memorial service is scheduled to take place in Times Square, New York. People promised to light up the sky with lights, the way Musk once dreamed of sending humanity into space. But tonight, amid the smoke and tears, the world lost an icon, leaving a void that cannot be filled.
