The man accused of driving a souped-up Mustang that killed two men during an illegal street race in California was charged with murder - but an Instagram video may prove he was n't at the wheel . Henry Gevorgyan was charged with two counts of murder today in connection with an illegal car race that was held on February 25 in Los Angeles . Gevorgyan , 21 , turned himself in to authorities on Saturday and is being held on $ 2million bail . Scroll down for video . Henry Gevorgyan was charged with two counts of murder today after turning himself in over the weekend . Police say his souped-up gray Ford Mustang killed Eric Siguenza , 26 , and 50-year-old Wilson Wong . Siguenza ( pictured left ) was killed when the Mustang ( right ) crashed during the race in LA on February 25 . The suspect is accused of killing Eric Siguenza , 26 , and Wilson Wong , 50 , when his gray Ford Mustang went out of control during the race in the Chatsworth section of the San Fernando Valley . A third man who has not been identified was seriously injured . Gevorgyan and another driver fled the scene after the crash , according to police . When Gevorgyan surrendered over the weekend at the Los Angeles Police Department 's Central Division station , his lawyer Kate Hardie was with him , the LA Times reported . Hardie said : 'He 's terrified . 'He wants to do the right thing and come forward . ' She called her client a 'very nice kid ' and said he is blameless for what happened because he was not behind the wheel of the Mustang when the crash occurred . A video posted on Instagram by Valley Racing may back up her claim . According to Hardie , a video of the race shows Gevorgyan standing between the two cars at the starting line and then flagging the start of the race with a flashlight . A video of appears to show a man who could be Gevorgyan standing between the two cars at the race . After he is seen at the starting line , the man flags the drivers to start the race using a flashlight in one hand . The video has been shared on social media . Some have been using the hashtag # FreeHendo with photos of Gevorgyan 's face . Gevorgyan has never been arrested before . Before the charges were filed , LAPD officers said they were aware of the video . If Gevorgyan is convicted , he could face 33 years to life in prison . The other alleged driver has not been located . Before charges were filed , officers with the LAPD 's Valley Traffic Division said they were aware of the video . Though it 's in a commercial area , the crash 's location has been used for illegal races for quite some time . The street where the crash happened is mainly deserted after dark and has long been used for illegal nighttime street races . Capt . John McMahon , commanding officer of the LAPD 's Valley Traffic Division , told CNN that people should be aware that street racing is a dangerous activity . He said : 'Many view this as an entertainment , glamorous activity . ' I think it 's important for the public to know that this is illegal , dangerous and an all too deadly activity . '
Eric Siguenza , 21 , was charged with two counts of murder today . Gevorgyan turned himself in amid accusations about an illegal car race . Police say his Ford Mustang killed Henry Gevorgyan , 26 , and Wilson Wong , 50 . Third man was seriously injured during incident on February 25 in Los Angeles . Gevorgyan is being held on $ 2million bail and faces 33 years to life in prison . Video circulating web may show Gevorgyan could n't have been driving the car .