In Loving Memory of Kamla Singh, 72, and Andrew Sookdeo, 40

Family Urgently Seeks Dashcam and Traffic-Camera Footage Following Fatal I-95 Crash in Port Chester

The families of Kamla Singh, 72, and Andrew Sookdeo, 40, are making an urgent appeal to the public for information and video following a devastating fatal crash on Interstate 95 in the Port Chester, New York, area.

The accident occurred on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at approximately 8:30 p.m., leaving two lives lost and a family searching for answers about the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Kamla Singh, 72, was reportedly heading home from Connecticut when the fatal incident occurred. What should have been a routine journey home instead became a heartbreaking loss for those who loved her. Andrew Sookdeo, 40, also lost his life in the crash, leaving family members, friends and loved ones facing an unimaginable loss.

Now, in the days following the tragedy, the families are asking anyone who may have been traveling along I-95 that evening to come forward with any video, photographs or information that could help investigators understand what happened.

Urgent Appeal for Footage

The family is asking motorists who traveled through the Port Chester area between approximately 8:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on August 2 to carefully check their vehicle cameras and other recordings.

Even if a recording does not appear to show the collision itself, it could still provide valuable information. A dashcam may have captured vehicles traveling through the area shortly before the crash, while another recording could potentially show what occurred afterward.

The family is particularly seeking:

• Dashcam footage from passenger vehicles
• Tesla and other vehicle-camera recordings
• Commercial truck and tractor-trailer dashcam footage
• Cellphone photographs or videos
• Traffic-camera recordings
• Video showing vehicles traveling along I-95 before the crash
• Footage showing vehicles in the area shortly after the accident
• Any other photographs or recordings that could help establish what happened

Motorists are being asked not to assume that their footage is unimportant simply because it does not directly capture the crash. A few seconds of video showing traffic conditions, vehicle positions or vehicles traveling along the highway could potentially assist investigators in reconstructing the events.

A Family Searching for Answers

For the families of Kamla and Andrew, this search is about more than an investigation. It is about understanding what happened to two people whose lives ended suddenly.

Kamla Singh was 72 years old, and according to the family’s appeal, she was making her way home from Connecticut when tragedy struck. Her loved ones are now left with memories of her and the painful reality that she will not be returning home.

Andrew Sookdeo, 40, was also taken from those who cared about him. His death has brought another layer of grief to a tragedy that has affected multiple families.

When a fatal crash happens, unanswered questions can remain long after emergency crews leave the scene. Families may want to know what happened in the moments leading up to the collision, what vehicles were present, how traffic was moving and whether anything visible on the roadway could help explain the circumstances.

That is why seemingly ordinary recordings from passing motorists can become so important.

Please Check Your Recordings

Anyone who drove along I-95 near Port Chester, Rye, Westchester County or the surrounding area on the night of August 2 is being asked to check their recordings.

Drivers should look through dashcam storage, vehicle-camera systems and other recordings covering the period between 8:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Even if the footage appears routine, it may contain information that could be useful.

The family is also appealing to commercial truck drivers and trucking companies, whose vehicles may have been equipped with forward-facing cameras or other recording systems. Because I-95 is a heavily traveled corridor, footage from trucks and other commercial vehicles could potentially provide another perspective.

Those with relevant footage are asked to preserve the original recording rather than deleting, editing or overwriting it.

Please Share

The family is asking the community to share the appeal widely, particularly among people in Port Chester, Rye, Westchester County, Connecticut and New York, as well as trucking, transportation and dashcam communities.

Someone who was driving through the area that night may have unknowingly recorded something that could help answer important questions.

If you traveled through the area around the time of the crash, please take a moment to check your recordings. If you know someone who was on I-95 that evening, please ask them to do the same.

Any potentially relevant footage or photographs should be preserved and provided privately to the family or appropriate authorities.

Remembering Kamla and Andrew

Behind every fatal crash are people whose lives are changed forever.

For Kamla Singh’s loved ones, there are memories of a 72-year-old woman who was simply trying to make her way home. For Andrew Sookdeo’s family and friends, there is the loss of a 40-year-old man whose life was cut short.

Their families now face the difficult days of mourning while also seeking clarity about the circumstances that led to their deaths.

The search for footage is therefore an appeal for compassion as much as it is an appeal for evidence.

If you have information, photographs or recordings from the area around the time of the crash, please do not assume someone else has already submitted them. Your footage could provide a missing piece of information.

Please share this appeal. Please check your dashcam. Please preserve any footage from that evening.

The families of Kamla Singh and Andrew Sookdeo are simply seeking answers and hoping that someone who traveled along I-95 that night can help shed light on what happened.

May Kamla Singh, 72, and Andrew Sookdeo, 40, be remembered with love and dignity. May their families find strength and comfort as they grieve their devastating loss, and may the information they are seeking help bring greater understanding and closure to those left behind.

Rest in peace, Kamla Singh and Andrew Sookdeo. You will not be forgotten.