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 Jayesh Patel, 49, died late Friday or early Saturday after the Mercedes he was driving careened off Highway 92 and plummeted to a field below, the California Highway Patrol reported. 
 
 Patel’s wife called emergency responders around noon Saturday upon finding his car underneath the San Mateo interchange, said CHP spokesman Arturo Montiel. 
 
 She had filed a missing persons report with Pacifica police after her husband didn’t come home Friday night. She then used an app to “ping” his cell phone, Montiel said. 
 
 Once the app traced the phone to the highway interchange, she drove there, discovered the car and alerted the CHP. She was at the scene when officers arrived, Montiel said. 
 
 Officers believe the crash occurred sometime after 10 p.m. Friday. Evidence indicates the Mercedes was traveling east on Highway 92 and heading toward northbound 101. For still-unknown reasons, the car collided with a concrete barrier on the east side of the connector ramp and was propelled over the top. 
 
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 The car fell about 30 feet onto a patch of dirt below, not far from a parking lot behind a building at 1900 S. Norfolk St., east of Highway 101. 
 
 The sedan was found right-side-up, but was so crushed that emergency responders used the Jaws of Life to tear off the doors and extract the driver’s body, Montiel said. 
 
 The CHP is investigating the collision and has not determined whether drugs or alcohol were a factor. 
 
 Anyone with information about the collision may contact Officer Karl Steinkraus at 650-369-6261. ||||| Wife finds husband’s body with phone app in San Mateo 
 
 Photo: Paul Chinn, The Chronicle CHP patrol car in San Francisco, Calif. on Wednesday, June 26, 2014. 
 
 The wife of a missing Pacifica man found his body before authorities did. 
 
 She used a find-my-phone application Saturday to trace her husband to a patch of dirt in San Mateo, where investigators believe his Mercedes fell some 30 feet off an elevated ramp at the interchange of Highway 101 and Highway 92 and lay crushed by the fall, according to the California Highway Patrol. 
 
 Jayesh Patel, 49, had been reported missing by his wife to local police after he didn’t come home Friday night, said Officer Art Montiel, a spokesman for the CHP’s Redwood City division. 
 
 Using the phone app, Patel’s wife traced her husband’s phone to the highway interchange, where she came across the crumpled car and alerted authorities around noon Saturday, Montiel said. 
 
 She was at the scene when CHP officers arrived, he said. First-responders had to use the “jaws of life” to tear off the doors and remove Patel’s body, he said. 
 
 It’s not clear what caused Patel, who was driving on the eastbound Highway 92 connector ramp to northbound Highway 101, to lose control of the Mercedes, slamming into the concrete barrier lining the elevated ramp hard enough to vault the car over it, Montiel said. 
 
 Investigators believe the crash occurred sometime after 10 p.m. Friday — and perhaps early Saturday morning — but no one came across the crash until Patel’s wife did. 
 
 Michael Bodley is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: mbodley@sfchronicle.com. Twitter: @michael_bodley
– A California woman's phone led her to her missing husband's body before the authorities could find him. The San Francisco Chronicle reports the unnamed woman reported her husband, 49-year-old Jayesh Patel, missing when he didn't come home Friday. Using a find-my-phone app, Patel's wife traced him to a field behind a building in San Mateo where she found his Mercedes about noon Saturday, according to the Mercury News. It was crushed with Patel inside. She called the police, and authorities had to use the jaws of life to extract Patel from the car. He was pronounced dead at the scene, CBS San Francisco reports. Authorities say Patel's car fell 30 feet off a highway interchange sometime after 10pm Friday. It's unclear what caused the crash; the Mercedes had to have hit a concrete barrier hard enough to jump it. It's also unclear whether drugs or alcohol played a part. Patel's car was sitting in the field for up to 14 hours before his wife found it. (This man placed a 911 call three years ago—then vanished.)