San Antonio, TX — August 14, 2024, Christopher Ortiz, Faith Ferrell, and Lorelei Salazar were injured following a car accident at around 10:30 p.m. on I-10.
Preliminary information from authorities says that the accident happened along eastbound lanes of the interstate near Vance Jackson Road.

According to officials, 23-year-old Faith Ferrell was in a Mercedes-Benz, 23-year-old Lorelei Salazar was in a Honda Civic, and 28-year-old Christopher Ortiz was in an Infiniti all going eastbound on I-10. In a series of events not clear, the Infiniti somehow left its lane and crashed with the Honda. This resulted in a chain reaction with the Mercedes-Benz.
As a result of the crash, it’s said that Ortiz suffered serious injuries. Ortiz’s current condition is unclear. Ferrell’s injuries were described as moderate while Salazar’s injuries were reportedly minor. At this time, a cause of the crash remains unconfirmed.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
There clearly isn’t enough information here for anyone to draw any real conclusions. The challenge with multi-vehicle wrecks is getting answers amidst all the chaos. People tend to think authorities handle all of that, but they generally prioritize clearing up the scene and looking for someone to blame. Sometimes, a car accident is more complex than just finding someone to blame.
Mechanical defects, road design flaws, medical emergencies, faulty brakes or tires—even uncommon possible factors need attention if people are going to get the answers and the help they deserve. That’s why people often find the only way forward is to find an avenue other than relying solely on the authorities, who might not be able to get the whole story.