At the scene of the collision, police found the victim’s shoes and pants, which contained keys and identification, alongside shards of Sanchez’s windshield. The rest of his body slammed into the front windshield, shattering it and leaving him “impaled into the vehicle,” according to Brandt. Court documents said she drove around with his body impaled in the BMW’s windshield for more than an hour, WTEN reported. Police then questioned Sanchez who admitted to drinking and driving, Brandt told The Post. That’s how far Esteysi Sanchez drove with a man’s corpse embedded in her windshield in a gruesome hit-and-run that took place early Monday morning in Oceanside, Calif., police said.

Source: Washington Post June 28, 2016 08:46 UTC