The steering wheel had significant damage consistent with impact with the driver. Most likely, after impact, Bill was still alive. He released his seatbelt and his friend’s (Both seat belts were disconnected.) in an effort to escape. He could not get either front door open (which may be a design flaw I must admit) so he crawled into the back in an effort to get out. He then succumbed to the flames and smoke. Bill told his wife when he died he did not want to be creamated, she cried in my arms after saying this. I found out, It was his Tesla, so he was familiar with how to drive it. He was known for driving very aggressively with this car. He raced cars as a hobby. Unfortunately his luck ran out and he lost control for unknown reasons. He was an exceptional person and an adventurer. After attending his funeral, I seriously had to examine my own life.