Video shows the last performance of a singer who died in a collision between cars in Timon-MA The expert report from the Federal Highway Police (PRF) on the accident that killed singer Jéssica Costa and Edmilson Pereira de Castro, on BR-316, in Maranhão, points out that the Toyota Hilux involved in the collision belongs to the former mayor of Caxias Fábio José Gentil Pereira Rosa, known as Fábio Gentil. Despite being the owner of the truck, Fábio Gentil did not drive the vehicle nor was he among the occupants identified in the report. At the time of the accident, the Hilux was driven by a driver working for the former mayor, who had a man in the passenger seat. The accident happened on July 11, at km 588.5 of BR-316. Initially, the police reported that the accident had taken place in Timon, but the report considered that the crash took place in the area of ??Caxias, a neighboring city. In addition to the Hilux, the collision involved a Classic that was pulling a trailer and a Fiat Uno. Report points out that the Hilux involved in an accident that killed a singer in MA belongs to the former mayor of Caxias; he did not drive the vehicle Disclosure/PRF/Social media Six people were in the vehicles involved in the accident. Edmilson Pereira de Castro and Jessica da Costa Silva, who were in the Classic, died. The drivers of the Classic and the Toyota Hilux were injured. The passenger of the truck and the driver of the Fiat Uno were unharmed. In a note published on social media, Fábio Gentil cited the PRF report and stated that he was not in the Hilux at the time of the accident. According to the former mayor, the vehicle was driven by a qualified driver and traveled normally along the lane, without excessive speed (see the full note at the end of the article). Read also: Singer Jéssica Costa dies after crash between cars on the way to a show in Timon, MA Singer who died in an accident on the way to a show gave an interview on Women's Day and talked about the song: 'I love singing' Who was Jéssica Costa, singer who died in a crash between cars on the way to a show in Timon, MA Report disputes the producer's version of Jéssica Costa's band Laudo points out that the Hilux involved in an accident that killed the singer in MA belongs to the former mayor of Caxias; he did not drive the vehicle Disclosure/PRF To Rede Clube, the producer of Jéssica Costa's band, Weldyvan Valerio de Santana, who was not at the scene at the time of the accident, stated that the car in which the singer was traveling was hit from the side by a pickup truck that was traveling at high speed and with its headlights off. The report from the Federal Highway Police (PRF), however, does not confirm this information. According to forensics, the truck was heading in the Caxias–Timon direction when the GM Classic, in which the singer was riding, entered in front of the vehicle. According to the document, the Classic was on the shoulder of the opposite direction. When approaching the access to a side road, the driver started a left turn to cross the highway and entered the lane where the truck was traveling. The PRF concluded that the determining factor in the accident was the Classic's abrupt entry onto the track, without the driver properly observing the flow of vehicles. With the impact, Edmilson Pereira de Castro, who was in the back seat of the Classic and was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected and died at the scene. Jessica Costa was stuck in the hardware. She was removed alive and taken to the Teresina Emergency Hospital (HUT), where she was intubated. Despite treatment, he did not survive his injuries and died. After the first crash, the trailer pulled by the Classic became detached, crossed into the opposite lane and hit a Fiat Uno head-on that was stopped on the shoulder. The Hilux left the road and stopped in a field on the side of the highway. The producer also stated that the driver of the truck had fled without providing assistance. The report, however, states that the driver was injured, received medical attention at the scene and took a breathalyzer test, which showed a result of 0.00 mg/L. Who was Jéssica Costa Singer Jéssica Costa and a man died after a collision between two cars on Saturday (11), in Timon (MA). Reproduction Jéssica was born in Maranhão and lived in the Santa Maria da Codipi region, in the North Zone of Teresina. In addition to his artistic career, he had been working for around eight years selling chestnuts at Shopping da Cidade, in the center of the capital. According to producer Weldyvan Valerio, who was also the singer's ex-husband, two years ago she decided to invest in her career in music and started to combine shows with work in commerce. Despite the intense routine, Jéssica managed to maintain both activities. The singer left four children. Among them, a 3-year-old child, her daughter with Weldyvan. What the former mayor of Caxias said In light of the information that has been released about the serious accident that occurred on the BR-316, in the municipality of Caxias/MA, the owner of the Toyota Hilux vehicle, Fábio José Gentil Pereira Rosa, comes forward to provide the following clarifications. As stated in the traffic accident expert report prepared by the Federal Highway Police, Fábio Gentil was not in the vehicle at the time of the accident. The document expressly identifies that the truck was driven by a driver working for him, duly qualified. The same document also concludes that the driver of the Hilux was traveling regularly in his lane, was not speeding and was not identified as causing the accident. Technical expertise attributes the accident's determining factor to the abrupt entry of the GM Classic vehicle onto the roadway, while performing a left turn maneuver, intercepting the truck's trajectory. Furthermore, the breathalyzer test carried out on the driver of the Hilux showed a result of 0.00 mg/L, ruling out any influence of alcohol. In this moment of deep pain, more important than any clarification is to show respect for human life. Fábio Gentil sympathizes with the families and friends of the victims, deeply regretting the irreparable loss