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 Fabian Zepeda, 27, was riding his motorcycle on Macy Street in San Bernardino, California, just after 9:10 a.m. when he was beheaded by a downed electrical wire that was hanging across the roadway, the San Bernardino County Coroner said in a statement. 
 
 “A Ford Taurus, for unknown reasons, collided into a telephone pole causing it to snap in half with a loose tension wire stretching across Macy Street,” the statement reads. 
 
 Minutes later, Zepeda rode into the wire. Officials believe he died instantly. 
 
 Both incidents are being investigated by San Bernardino police and the California Highway Patrol. 
 
 Police told the San Bernardino Sun that the Taurus that hit the pole was driven by a man who did not appear intoxicated, though he was interviewed at the scene and his blood was drawn, as is standard practice. 
 
 The exact cause of the Taurus’ crash was not clear, though police said the driver lost control of the vehicle before it hit a mailbox, sped across a residential yard, down the street and into the telephone pole. 
 
 The driver was not taken into custody, the Sun reports. The case is being forwarded to the San Bernardino district attorney for review. 
 
 Fabian Zepeda GoFundMe 
 
 The scene of a deadly freak accident in San Bernardino, California, on Tuesday, which claimed the life of Fabian Zepeda. Authorities say he was beheaded after his motorcycle rode into a wire that had fallen across the roadway after a car hit a telephone pole moments earlier. John Valenzuela/Los Angeles Daily News/AP 
 
 Zepeda is survived by his wife, Vanessa Quintana, whom he married last June, according to a GoFundMe she created after his death. 
 
 Zepeda “was a loving son, husband, brother, and friend,” Quintana wrote on the page, which was established to raise funds for his funeral. 
 
 “He was the most caring, loving, family-orientated, unique individual who always managed to care for others before himself,” wrote Quintana, whom PEOPLE could not immediately reach. 
 
 Zepeda’s wife said she met him in 2012, and they dated for five years before their wedding last summer. The couple learned in January that they would be having their first child — a baby girl. 
 
 “I am very happy to keep a little blessing from my husband,” Quintana wrote. 
 
 She said she, her relatives and her husband’s family were in mourning, but “we are all trying to remain strong for Fabian’s honor.” 
 
 In a later update, on Thursday, she wrote, “Thank you for those who have helped out in words and in donations. From the bottom of my heart, you all have helped immensely and I cannot express that enough.” ||||| A male adult riding a motorcycle was decapitated by a low hanging tensioned cable after a car crashed into a power pole, leaving the cable hanging across the street, Tuesday afternoon in San Bernardino. JOHN VALENZUELA — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER 
 
 SAN BERNARDINO >> A motorcyclist was decapitated in a freak accident after the rider drove into a guy-wire stretched across a roadway following an unrelated crash Tuesday morning. 
 
 Shortly after 9 a.m., a man driving a Taurus south on Macy Street just north of Adams Street lost control of his vehicle, striking a mailbox and running over a home’s yard, said Sgt. Jeff Harvey with the San Bernardino Police Department. 
 
 The car continued down Adams Street until it struck a wooden pole sending the wires across the roadway, he said. 
 
 A few minutes later, the rider, only identified as a 28-year-old Yucaipa man, also traveling south, drove into the path of the wire. 
 
 “At that height at that time, it would have been really hard to see that wire,” said Detective Devin Peck. 
 
 The rider was knocked off his motorcycle and it continued south until it crashed at Highland Avenue. The rider was pronounced dead at the scene. 
 
 The roadway was shut down surrounding the crash scene for several hours as authorities investigated and to provide crews the time to repair the pole. 
 
 The driver of the Taurus was interviewed and did not appear to be under the influence, said Harvey, but officials had his blood drawn to be tested as a matter of protocol. He was not taken into custody. 
 
 The case will be forwarded to the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office for review and possible filing. 
 
 Police and San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies will conduct a joint investigation because the initial crashes took place in a county pocket and rolled into the city, Harvey said.
– The man decapitated in a freak motorcycle accident in San Bernardino, Calif., on Tuesday morning has been identified as Fabian Zepeda, a 27-year-old who'd been married for less than a year and whose wife is four months pregnant. "I am very happy to keep a little blessing from my husband," Vanessa Quintana writes on a GoFundMe page, describing her husband, whom she met in 2012, as a "caring, loving, family orientated, unique individual who always managed to care for others before himself." The San Bernardino County coroner says Zepeda was decapitated by a tension wire that had been left stretched across the roadway minutes earlier when a Ford Taurus driver slammed into a telephone pole, breaking it in two, People reports. "At that height at that time, it would have been really hard to see that wire," an investigator tells the San Bernardino Sun. The Taurus driver, who lost control of his vehicle for an unknown reason and rolled through a yard and down the street before hitting the pole, was interviewed by police and didn't appear to be under the influence of alcohol, though a blood sample has been sent for testing, says a San Bernardino police spokesman. The accident is being investigated by the California Highway Patrol as well as the San Bernardino Police Department. The GoFundMe campaign has raised $11,000 as of Friday morning; Quintana is expecting a girl. (This UConn student was killed in a freak SUV accident.)