The Houston Chronicle tonight shared a bit of what happened and the conditions on October 29 in the fatal wreck that killed both John M. O’Quinn and his assistant Johnny Lee Cutliff.

In part the police said that the black box of O’Quinn’s Suburban has given them more information of what happened right before the wreck, in the few sections of the black box information; that O’Quinn left the road airborne at 79 MPH, never applied his breaks and was going 76 MPH when he impaled the Suburban on a large tree; with the added condition of rain slick streets.

Police also released the toxicology report saying that neither John O’Quinn nor Johnny Lee Cutliff had been drinking nor did either man have any illicit drugs in their system.

I continued to be shocked in the realization that no matter how rich you are, no matter how powerful you are, you can still die in a instant like O’Quinn and Cutliff.

I am sure the police will release additional records after looking at the black box in greater detail. The street O’Quinn was traveling during Houston Texas morning rush hour traffic had a speed limit of 40 MPH.

Remember as the holidays come closer to please drive safe; watch the road condition and even the other cars around you. Any of us could be gone just as fast as O’Quinn and Cutliff. Whether you loved or hated John O’Quinn the man bigger than life will be missed for a very long time by those close to him and those who worked with him. It still feels surreal doesn’t it?

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