It's just before 900 p.m. in St. Charles, Illinois, when officers respond to a crash involving a motorcycle and a white Jeep. But when they finally locate the Jeep on a nearby golf course, the driver's story immediately starts raising questions. And only a short distance away, a 27-year-old motorcyclist is already dead. >> How you doing? >> I'm okay. I just totally got t-boned. >> Okay. Am I stepping out for me real quick? Where's everybody else that was in the car? >> Nobody else was in the car. >> Nobody else was in the car. >> Not a single person. >> Okay. So, what happened? >> I was turning left and somebody completely sideswipe hit tail end of my front right. And it's where were they turning from? >> From right here. This road right here. Turning left. And I was turning left as well. And I had to right of way. I had to write. >> Do you have a green light or red light? >> I had a green light. I had a green steady light. And I was coming from that way. turned left. >> So you were on Country Club >> or you were on >> I was on 25. Was that 39? Sorry. >> Okay. You were on 25 and north or south. >> That was south. Correct. >> Towards St. Charles in the south. >> Okay. >> I was heading to this way >> and as soon as I did, they swiped my right front end. >> Okay. And where were they coming from? >> I'm right on this road. They were going that way. >> Country Club. >> Yes, sir. >> Turning left. >> Correct. So, you are turning left on the country club. >> This way. >> This is country club, though. >> Okay. >> So, give me a second here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm I am so frazzled. I finally just got on the phone with police officer. I'm like, shake it up. So, I was coming from >> Yep. Hold on. >> Okay. >> This is route 25 >> 1310 from >> Go ahead. >> I just heard county give out the attempt to locate again. Can you confirm that this is the white seat they're looking for? 28 for this Jeep is C. Charles B boy 33907. Charles Boy 33907. This will be the other vehicle for the accident. >> To be honest with you, I think I'm going to need an ambulance once we're done with this cuz I'm having an anxiety attack. But anyway, >> you want an ambulance? >> I would like one. Yes, please. >> I'm going to need an ambulance [snorts] for this driver for an anxiety attack. And I'm also going to need a toe out here. And for the record, we are in the >> in the actual golf course. >> I'm sorry. I'm just I just have such bad. >> You want an ambulance or >> I do not I do not need one. I'm sorry. >> Try come 1310. You can disregard the >> I'm so sorry. I just I do have bad anxiety. >> So this is route 25. You were trying to make a left. >> This is country club road right here. And that's route 25. Correct. >> This is country club. You were trying to make a left on the country club which is this road right here where my squad car is parked. >> So right here is 25. Correct. >> No, this is country club. >> 219. >> And this is 25. >> 25 is over there. >> Then I may have the road names wrong. However, I was coming from >> this road. >> Okay. But you were on Country Club. >> I was on Country Club. I was turning left on this street light. I had the road that's over there. >> Right here, sir. >> There's not a street light here, though. Ma'am, those are my Those are my squad car lights. >> No, no. The street light right ahead of that. >> There's not >> ahead of the squad cars. >> The street light is over there. >> Correct. Okay. I'm sorry. I um turn around. >> Mhm. >> Up there. However, I was coming straight that way and come turning left. >> South on 25 turning left on the country car. >> Sure. >> Yes. >> And this person was coming straight this way, turning left that way. >> Do you know was it a car, a bike, a person? >> It was an SUV. It was a dark color SUV. >> And they were on Country Club. >> They were right here and they were turning left that way. I was turning left this way. I had the steady green lights. Turn left. They sideswipe my front right. >> Steady green light. So like just a green circle. >> A green circle. Yes. Oh my goodness. I'm sorry. >> You got ID on you? >> I do. >> Where are you coming from? >> I was downtown with my friend over in South Jen. >> How'd you end up down here? >> When I got sideswiped and t-boned, it completely threw my car off. My tire got flat. My friend front front right tire and totally veered me off into here. >> I was holding on for dear life. Just >> go ahead >> about to scream. I did call 911. The dispatcher. She said, "Just stay put. They're going to find you." >> Did you come to a stop at the intersection? >> I did. >> Okay. Then how did you end up over here >> again? When I turned left, I got my right end right uh to completely swipes. >> Yep. And you came to a stop. >> I was at a stop before I turned. >> Okay. So after you >> once I turned, she completely slammed into me and then my tire flattened and I >> Did you come to a complete stop after the accident happened? >> I do not. No, I couldn't. My car was completely veered in. I couldn't even hold until I came to this. >> And you think an SUV hit you? Can you describe it? >> It was like a hatchback looking situation. >> Okay. >> Can you describe it to me? Don't remember. >> Darker colored like a SUV or hatchback? I I do not know honestly. >> Did you see the other driver at all? >> I did not. No. >> Okay. So, you were coming from a friend's house in South Alg. >> Okay. And where are you headed to? >> Home. I know. I'm going to freak out if I don't get there. >> How old are you? I'm 28. >> 28. Okay. Hold tight real quick, ma'am. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight, ma'am? >> I have not. >> Nothing. Have you had any drugs or any ink >> any substances that would make you impaired? >> No, sir. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> It's a yes or no. >> I'm very frazzled and I just want to get home. So, I don't know. >> Well, uh, we're not going to go home straight, but we're going to do some field sobriety tests. >> Okay. You okay with that? If you don't mind putting your bag down real quick, I'm going to run you. >> No, I'm not I'm not going to do those. I would like an ambulance, please. >> Okay. So, you want an ambulance to go to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> Cool. Is this your vehicle? >> This his to register to you? >> Mhm. >> Okay. How you doing? She wants to go to the hospital for anxiety attacks. >> Okay. Single driver. No, no passers. >> Allegedly, no passers. Yes. >> No, I'm actually I'm actually okay on the hospital. >> Okay. Are you uh wanting to do field test? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Thank you. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'll post. Okay. >> Um, you want >> Do you want to be checked out? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. >> Can you show one female 95 for 55? >> After Morgan refuses field sobriety testing, she is arrested for DUI. A search of the Jeep then reveals empty alcoholic seltzer cans, a bag containing white powder, and rolled up cash with the same residue. A preliminary field test later comes back positive for co. Morgan also refuses a breath test at the scene, but because the crash was fatal, investigators obtain a mandatory blood draw at the hospital, which later shows a blood alcohol concentration of 0.13. >> He's going to transport you. Before we do that, we got to take the course off. >> Yeah, I was going to say. [clears throat] >> So now what happens? >> Take you back to the station. >> Just back to the station. >> Back to the station and then left. >> Oh god. Okay. So, do you think it's pretty likely a judge will see me in the morning or? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. You promise I won't be in there for like a really long time, right? You promise I won't be in there for like a really long time before I hear my court hearings. >> Yeah. I know. I like I said, we'll see the judge tomorrow and then later this morning and it'll be up to him or her. >> Yeah. >> I'm really scared. >> Step up. Come up on here. Hang on. Oh, do you mind searching? >> Okay, great. >> Okay. >> The motorcyclist was 27-year-old Ryan Hessle. Ryan had served 6 years in the Army National Guard, was engaged to be married, and had purchased the motorcycle he was riding just one day before the crash. Morgan Morz was charged with failure to report a fatal crash, two counts of aggravated DUI causing death, reckless homicide, possession of a controlled substance, and four additional traffic violations. Morgan had also been convicted of DUI back in 2019 after crashing into a mailbox, a fire hydrant, a large rock, and a tree. A judge ordered Morgan held in jail while the case moves forward. In August of 2026, Ryan's estate also filed a separate civil lawsuit against Morgan over the crash. For more content like this, subscribe to Body Cam Files and stay tuned for more