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The Home She Should Have Died In Was the Home She Did Die In — And the Law Knows the Difference There is no way to write a page like this gently enough. A 76-year-old woman was in her own home on the 21300 block of Rose Hollow Lane in the Katy area of Harris County on a Friday evening around 8:30 p.m. She was inside her residence. The driver of a Tesla told investigators the vehicle was on Autopilot. The Tesla left the roadway, failed to maintain a single lane, failed to control its speed, and struck her house at what witnesses described as a high rate of speed. The woman was airlifted to Memorial Hermann hospital. She did not come home. If you are reading this page, you are likely one of the people whose phone has not stopped ringing since the call came in. You may be her child, her grandchild, her sibling, her closest friend. You may be the person who has to clear the mailbox, answer the door, meet with the adjuster, and try to keep the rest of the family upright, all while trying to make sense of what just happened to a person…