Felix Silvas Gonzalez IV Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Corpus Christi, TX
Corpus Christi, TX — April 19, 2025, Felix Silvas Gonzalez IV was killed as the result of a motorcycle accident that happened at around midnight Shoreline Blvd.
According to initial details about the accident, it took place in the area of the North Shoreline Boulevard and Power Street intersection.
Investigators said that 30-year-old Felix Silvas Gonzalez IV was on a motorcycle going northbound along Shoreline. Due to events which are not confirmed at this time, the motorcycle left its lane, and it crashed along the side of the road.
Due to the accident, Felix Silvas Gonzalez was killed. There were no others reportedly involved in the accident. Investigators gave no further details.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
One of my primary concerns with any motorcycle wreck is ensuring the investigations were fair and thorough. Unfortunately, a lot of people are biased against riders, and even authorities can fall into this trap. We've had cases where secondary investigations showed authorities overlooked crucial details or jumped to conclusions. For that reason, we generally consider some key questions anytime we're brought in to look at a serious motorcycle wreck.
- Was the crash scene documented carefully and completely?
Skid marks, debris fields, and vehicle positions all offer essential clues. If investigators didn’t have time or proper resources to capture this evidence, the full picture may never be clear. - Was the vehicle examined for potential mechanical or safety system failures?
Problems like brake or steering failure can cause loss of control. These types of issues require a detailed inspection, but they’re often missed if no one requests it promptly. - Was any outside electronic evidence gathered?
Cell phone records, GPS data, and video from nearby businesses or residences can help establish location, timing, and driver behavior. These sources can be time-sensitive and need to be preserved quickly before they’re lost or overwritten.
If authorities are looking into these questions, it's generally a sign they're being thorough and taking the investigations seriously. If they don't have any satisfactory answers, though, then that could mean they've overlooked other details, as well. That can then be an opportunity to have a second set of eyes look things over to see if anything important slipped through the cracks.
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