Electrek matched seven more fatal Tesla crashes reported publicly as ordinary accidents to Tesla's redacted NHTSA filings showing driver-assist 'Verified Engaged' - including two vehicles stopped at 0 mph in live freeway lanes and a stop-sign run at 4 mph

seven fatal crashes across Texas, Florida, Arizona, Ohio, New Jersey, Alabama and Missouri (2024-2026), each with at least one death; Tesla redacts narratives on 99.9% of ~3,763 SGO reports

BUNDLED RECORD, deliberately: the unit here is Electrek's 1 Sep 2026 investigative disclosure (updated 10 Sep) that matched redacted SGO filings to named fatal crashes, analogous to a coordinated advisory bundling many artifacts; a later pass may split any crash into its own record once independent sourcing exists. The Batavia, Illinois crash from the same investigation is recorded separately (2026-03-tesla-fsd-batavia-illinois-fatal-left-turn) because it has independent coverage and prosecutor review. The other seven per Electrek: Clute, TX (Steven Alvarez, 23; left road at 104 mph, police suspected medical episode); Lake Mary, FL (43-year-old; Model 3 stopped at 0 mph in a live I-4 lane, rear-ended by a semi); Mesa, AZ (Model 3 stopped at 0 mph on Loop 202 at 3 am, rear-ended); Moraine, OH (motorcyclist Leonidas Davis, 55, struck by a Model X never publicly identified as a Tesla); Buena Vista Township, NJ (Model 3 ran a stop sign at 4 mph, killing Stephen Field, 82 - a manoeuvre pointing to FSD); Vinemont, AL (Kayleigh Page, 29; 2021 Model Y left Highway 157 at 55 mph, caught fire); Pattonsburg, MO (64-year-old; 2024 Model Y left I-35 at 73 mph). In every case the system was engaged within 30 seconds of impact per Tesla's own filing; whether it caused the crash is unknown because Tesla redacts narrative, software version and operating-domain fields as confidential business information (GM, Ford, Honda, Toyota redact essentially none). The two 0-mph freeway stops echo the TechRadar-reported 'complete stop' fatal crashes. Occurrence dates span 2024-2026 and are not individually given in the cited text, hence date_occurred null. Press-only, hence medium.