Terry Lamar Easter Charged With Murder After Fatal Victorville Crash Kills Two Teen Girls

A 50-year-old California man has been charged with two counts of murder following a deadly crash that killed two teenage girls in Victorville.

The collision occurred on August 14, 2026, when an Acura carrying 16-year-old Isabell DeLang and 17-year-old Maddalyn Dailey was struck by a speeding Dodge Charger and Chevrolet Camaro. Both students were killed in the crash.

The Camaro driver was identified as Terry Lamar Easter, 50. Authorities alleged that Easter fled the scene following the collision and left his 11-year-old son inside the vehicle.

A warrant was subsequently issued for Easter’s arrest, with bail set at $1 million.

After a period of searching, Easter turned himself in on August 26. Two days later, on August 28, prosecutors charged him with two counts of murder in connection with the deaths of the teenage girls.

The new murder charges represent a major development in the case as investigators continue examining the circumstances of the crash, including the speed of the vehicles and what happened immediately before and after the collision.

Easter is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court, and the charges against him remain allegations at this stage.

Source: LA time