Prosecutors are set to examine evidence from the crash that claimed the lives of NFL rookie Khyree Jackson and his two high school teammates. While the Prince George’s County State’s Attorney’s Office is reviewing the case, experts warn that a decision on charges may not come for months. Medical records indicating blood alcohol levels have yet to be obtained. The crash, caused by a speeding and possibly inebriated driver, occurred on Route 4 in Prince George’s County. The three victims, all former high school football champions, were in a Dodge Charger driven by one of them when struck by another vehicle changing lanes. The driver and passengers of the other car were unharmed. Crash reconstruction experts suggest that obtaining the vehicle's crash data and other evidence could take time. The tragedy has left communities mourning the loss of three young men with promising futures.