A wrongful death suit filed by Sanchez’s family in July against Klinghoffer alleges the musician was using a cell phone and driving a car with no plates when the accident took place. The lawsuit also claims that there is video evidence suggesting Klinghoffer “was likely driving while distracted” and “made no braking or slowing motion until after he fatally struck” Sanchez.However, a source close to the investigation told The Post on Thursday that the police have determined there was no cell phone involved in the cause of the accident.An attorney for Sanchez’s family pushed back after Thursday’s hearing, saying that in video evidence, Klinghoffer “appears to be holding a phone” as he drives past a business near the site of the accident “seconds” before the collision.“If they have exculpatory evidence, it’s never been presented to us,” Grayson Yoder told Rolling Stone.“All I can see is what I see on the video.
