'It's inexplicable just from looking at it, at the scene right now trying to imagine what might have occurred here. 'It appears from what we see here that the vehicle that impacted the structure did go airborne at some point and again that's going to be part of the police investigation,' said Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield.

There were no other injuries, according to police. The Buffalo Police Accident Investigation Unit is trying to figure out exactly what happened, but stated that the driver may have suffered a medical condition. At one point, investigators say, the car was airborne after jumping the curb, shearing bark off a tree and then smashing through the front door. The residents of that home will spend Thanksgiving without a place to live.Īccording to police, the car slammed into the house at 267 Davidson Avenue with so much force that the driver, identified only as a 41-year-old man from Buffalo, was killed instantly and the home's front wall ripped open. A man is dead after the SUV he was driving Wednesday morning smashed into a Buffalo home with people inside.

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