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Wild dashcam footage shows speeding car erupt in fireball in deadly crash near Warner Bros. Studios

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Wild dashcam footage shows speeding car erupt in fireball in deadly crash near Warner Bros. Studios

A driver was killed in a high-speed crash outside Warner Bros. Studios on Wednesday morning after her vehicle burst into flames and she was ejected from the car.

Dashcam footage shows the car speeding past another vehicle on Olive Avenue in Burbank before skidding off the road near Pass Avenue around 1 a.m., KTLA reported.

Dashcam footage shows a car on fire after a rollover crash at night.
A woman was killed in a rollover crash captured on dashcam near Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank early Wednesday. Allen Viudez
Police and firefighters survey a severe car crash with a heavily damaged white car at night, a speed limit sign for 35 mph visible in the background.
One person was ejected from the car and killed instantly. It is unknown if anyone else was found inside the wreck.

The car was seen exploding into a massive fireball and flipping, with the mangled white sedan landing on its roof.

The unidentified victim was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics. There were no passengers in the car at the time.

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The cause of death is still under investigation, but Burbank police said speed played a roll in the crash, KTLA reported. It is unknown if drugs or alcohol were contributing factors.

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