Another Tesla crash appears to have the tragic hallmarks of Autopilot error. It killed two people by crashing them at high speed into a concrete highway barrier, critically injuring two others.

The solo-vehicle collision involving a Tesla Model 3 happened around 2 a.m. near Reservoir Street, according to the California Highway Patrol. “For unknown reasons, the driver of the Tesla lost control of the vehicle, collided with the center divider wall, traveled up a dirt embankment and was pronounced deceased at the scene,” CHP said in a press release. The 21-year-old female driver and a man in his 30s were killed in the crash…

Patch reporters add this harrowing detail to the Tesla crash:

A critically injured baby found buried alive in debris along state Route 60 in Chino was the victim of an early morning crash.

It reads as though the occupants were asleep and unbelted with the car driving itself, killing them by driving at highway speed into a wall.

Notably, just a week ago in Texas at 230AM a Tesla drove at high-speed into a wall, similarly killing the front two passengers.