Paul Walker dead at 40: Tyrese Gibson joins fans at memorial, breaks down in tearful tribute
The ‘Fast & Furious’ actor shares several of his last moments with Walker on Instagram and Facebook.
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Tyrese Gibson, ‘Fast & Furious’ costar and friend to Paul Walker, breaks down in tears during his emotional visit to the site of the tragic car accident in Santa Clarita, Calif.
"Fast & Furious" actor Tyrese Gibson joined several fans for a tearful memorial at the crash site where his co-star Paul Walker was killed.
Gibson, 34, was photographed crying with a flower in hand during his emotional visit to the Santa Clarita, Calif., road where Walker, 40, and his business partner Roger Rodas died in a fiery car crash Saturday.
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Gibson laid a flower at the site where Walker died in a fiery car crash on Saturday.
Rodas, 38, was driving a red 2005 Porsche Carrera GT with the actor after attending a charity event for their foundation, Reach Out Worldwide, when the vehicle flew off the road and hit a tree. Authorities believe speed was a factor.
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The actor was visibly emotional as he stood with fans at the crash site. ‘At least I got to say I love you,’ Gibson wrote in a Facebook message later.
The blond, blue-eyed movie star and his companion were said to be burned "beyond recognition," and a coroner will reportedly delay autopsies until identification is made using dental records, a rep from the Los Angeles County coroner's office told TMZ.
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Fans pay their respects with a make-shift tribute at the site of the car accident in which actor Paul Walker and Roger Rodas were killed.
By Sunday the wreckage from the crash was cleared away and replaced by a make-shift memorial of flowers and candles.
Gibson, along with several of Walker's other "Fast" costars, shared messages of his heartbreak on social media.
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Gibson and Walker starred in four of the seven ‘Fast’ films together.
"I will keep your energy with me forever," Gibson wrote in a Facebook message, sharing a photo of a piece of the car wreckage he picked up.
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Walker and Rodas were ‘burned beyond recognition’ in the fiery explosion after the 2005 Porsche Carerra GT they were riding in flew off the road and hit a tree on Saturday.
"Fast family around the world we love you … Paul is the heartbeat of this franchise and were gonna see to it that his energy and presence lives on forever #myhearthurtssobad."
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Tyrese Gibson posted this picture on his Facebook that shows him holding a piece of the wreckage from the site. ‘I will keep your energy with me forever,’ he wrote.
"At least I got to say I love you," Gibson added, sharing a text message exchange between him and Walker from Thanksgiving.
"Our laughs and moments will live forever."
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‘Our last exchange.’ Tyrese Gibson posted this picture on his Facebook that shows his last conversation with Paul Walker.
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