Fatal moment Caitlyn Jenner's Cadillac plowed into the back of 69-year-old widow in deadly Malibu crash

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Footage has emerged of the fatal crash showing Caitlyn Jenner’s Cadillac plowing into the back of a 69-year-old widow who died in the collision.
Video captured by a passing bus shows Jenner’s Escalade hitting the Lexus driven by Kim Howe on the Pacific Coast Highway not far from Malibu, California.
Howe died in the four-car crash, which left a slew of shattered cars on the freeway. Not long after the crash it emerged that a recording existed, which was handed over to police.
Aftermath: Jenner, who had not then transitioned to a woman, is pictured above next to the Cadillac as emergency services look over the totaled wreck which was carrying Kim Howe
The footage had not been made public, until it was published Thursday by Entertainent Tonight.
Images from the video appears to show Jenner, who had not then announced her new, female identity and was known as Bruce, hitting both the white Lexus with Howe inside and another black car.
Later frames show Howe’s Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic. The shattered chassis of the car could be seen moments later, with a somber-looking Jenner not far away.
The star has been hit with multiple lawsuits, both from the family of Howe and a Hollywood agent whose black Prius Jenner also collided with.
Smash: The aftermath of the crash is pictured above. To the left is Jenner's Cadillac, which was towing another vehicle. Howe's smashes Lexus can be seen left, while to the right is a Hummer which was traveling in the other direction
Howe’s stepchildren, Dana Redmond and William Howe, filed a lawsuit in May accusing Jenner of wrongful death and claiming she was speeding at the time – a point which police reports have not supported.
The two children are seeking compensation over the killing – though according to TMZ the two had ‘virtually no relationship’ with Howe, who did not have any other relatives.
A second lawsuit was filed in June by Hollywood agent Jessica Steindorff, who named both Bruce and Caitlyn in the suit.
Steindorff, who was driving on a suspended license at the time, is suing Jenner over apparent serious injuries and loss of wages.
She said she had stopped in front on stationary traffic which she was hit from behind. 
Jenner has yet to be hit with any criminal charges, which local prosecutors are reportedly still considering.

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