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Musk Says Autopilot Off in Texas Tesla Crash That Killed Two
- Regulators launch probe after police said ‘no one’ was driving
- Tesla shares close down more than 3% in regular trading Monday
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Elon Musk deflected blame Monday for a deadly crash of a Tesla Inc. Model S on the outskirts of Houston, tweeting that the initial data accessed by the company indicates the vehicle didn’t have its Autopilot driver-assistance technology enabled.