The human remains found inside the SUV that was responsible for the massive Deer Park pipeline explosion that led to a raging fire that burned for more than three days were identified Monday. The Harris County Medical Examiner's Office identified the driver found inside the charred 2022 Lexus NX350 as Jonathan McEvoy Sr.

With the fire substantially smaller since it began on Monday, police were able to access the area around the pipeline in Deer Park.

The vehicle involved in the pipeline fire near Deer Park and La Porte was pulled out by authorities Thursday morning. An investigation is still underway.

The SUV involved in the La Porte pipeline explosion earlier this week is now being examined by authorities, as seen in live footage from Skyfox.

Human remains were found inside the burned-out SUV at the center of the pipeline explosion in suburban Houston, police say.

The fire that forced hundreds of people to evacuate Monday went out about 80 hours after it started when an SUV crashed through a fence and into the pipeline valve.

Human remains found in an SUV that struck a pipeline and caused a fire in Deer Park has led to a criminal probe.

DEER PARK, Texas – The human remains inside the car at the center of Deer Park’s pipeline explosion has been identified Monday. The Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office was able to complete testing of the recovered remains and through the use of radiography comparison, identified the driver as 51-year-old Jonathan McEvoy, of Deer Park.

Authorities near Houston said Thursday they found human remains inside an SUV that hit an aboveground valve on a pipeline, causing a fire that has burned for four days. With the fire substantially smaller since it began on Monday,