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San Diego to pay $6M to family after YouTuber killed mom, girl in wrong-way McLaren crash

Trevor Heitmann, known by his online moniker "McSkillet," was driving at over 100 miles per hour in the wrong direction on I-805 when his car slammed into the victims' vehicle

NBC Universal, Inc. The city of San Diego has agreed to pay a $6 million settlement to the family of a mother and daughter killed in a wrong-way crash.

The city of San Diego has agreed to pay $6.125 million to the family of a mother and daughter killed in a 2018 wrong-way freeway crash.

The settlement stems from a lawsuit filed by the family of Aileen Pizarro, 43, and Aryana Pizarro, 12, whose SUV was struck head-on by a car driven by Trevor Heitmann, a YouTube star known by his online moniker "McSkillet."

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Heitmann, 18, was driving at over 100 miles per hour in the wrong direction on Interstate 805 when his car slammed into the victims' vehicle, causing a fiery wreck that killed all three on Aug. 23, 2018.

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The settlement, which the San Diego City Council will vote on for final approval next week, would include $4.25 million to Miguel Angel Pizarro et al. (Miguel is Aileen's father), and $1.875 million to her son, Angelo Pizarro.

In their lawsuit, the plaintiffs alleged police were aware Heitmann was undergoing a mental health crisis after a psychiatrist reported concerns to law enforcement that Heitmann was a danger to himself and others.

Officers responded to Heitmann's family's Carmel Valley home shortly before the crash, but did not evaluate Heitmann or speak with him, according to the lawsuit.

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