One photo. One father-and-son embrace. And a message that now carries unbearable meaning: “We are one. We will always be one.” Mr. Olympia judge Terrick El Guindy’s 6-year-old son Preston died after being struck by a Cybertruck outside the family’s Temecula home, according to the report. Authorities confirmed the vehicle was not in Autopilot mode—but one key question about possible alerts remains unresolved. The family’s tribute, the facts investigators have confirmed, and what is still unknown are in the full story. Read it through the link in the comments.
He Shared One Final Message for His 6-Year-Old Son After a Cybertruck Accident—Then the Unanswered Questions Began
The message was only a few lines long, but it carried the weight of a family’s unimaginable loss.
“We are one. We will always be one. We will be together forever,” bodybuilding judge Terrick El Guindy wrote over a photograph of himself embracing his young son, Preston.
The Instagram Story was not a public statement about an event or an investigation. It was a father’s tribute after a tragedy outside the family’s California home.
Authorities said Preston, 6, was struck by a Tesla Cybertruck shortly before 9 p.
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