U.S. police seek subpoena for Bentley records to shed light on Rainbow Bridge crash that killed couple

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As the investigation continues into what caused a car to crash at the Rainbow Bridge border crossing last month, American police say they’re seeking a subpoena to compel car manufacturer Bentley Motors to release records. 

Married couple Kurt P. Villani and Monica Villani, both 53, of Grand Island, N.Y., were killed in the collision on the bridge that connects Niagara Falls, N.Y. with Ontario on Nov. 22.

Kurt was driving the 2022 Bentley Flying Spur and Monica was in the passenger seat, confirmed John Faso, Niagara Falls Police Department superintendent. 

Security camera footage shows a car travelling from the U.S. at high speed toward the Rainbow Bridge.

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