Marciela Mendoza was heading to taekwondo practice with her four children when she pulled out from a stop sign onto Singleton Boulevard.
All six lanes appeared clear before she made the turn, but as she entered the intersection, a black Nissan Sentra slammed into her car, sending it spinning.
Three of her children died that day in March 2016. When drivers rushed to help, they saw the lifeless bodies of her three children in the back seat of Mendoza’s red Dodge Stratus, Dallas News reported.
Xavier Taylor was driving 98 mph before the crash, according to police. Singleton Boulevard is a 35 mph zone.
Xavier Taylor. Dallas County Jail
