This site centers around the facts of a series of three single vehicle accidents involving Adam King. King hit a concrete curb and flew off his racing bike. He then hit a sign post. Lastly he hit a palm tree. There were no other vehicles involved.
The information on these accidents comes from discovery in the case against Adam Costello, provided by the state. The case alleges that Adam Costello killed King, even though four Florida judges (now six Florida judges – see update 5/14/2025) have stated that Costello had nothing to do with the death of King.
The Fort Myers Police Department’s (FMPD) own experts at the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) provided reports that Adam Costello’s Toyota Tundra and King’s Yamaha racing motorcycle never made contact at any time.
It is obvious from the cell phone records, also provided by FDLE at FMPD’s request, that Costello’s Toyota could NOT have been the truck the state’s only “eye witnesses” claimed they saw. The Ram 1500 with a camper top identified as the truck King collided with, came from different directions and left in opposite directions than Costello’s Toyota. This means that Costello was not near enough to King that night to see him, let alone be struck by his motorcycle. Incidentally, it is believed the state’s eye witnesses were King’s fellow racing motorcycle pack riders, also travelling at extremely high speeds, and may have contributed to King’s behavior and accident.
Here is the portion of the video that addresses King’s Single Vehicle Accidents
Additionally the damage to Adam Costello’s Toyota Tundra is consistent with being hit by a Ram truck, not being hit by a motorcycle.
The supervising police officer in charge of the case and arresting officer of Adam Costello, was arrested for fabricating evidence and making up false charges against innocent people. He was fired from the FMPD (allowed to retire the day he was arrested).
In the discovery there is proof of witness tampering by three individuals, one of which is an investigator in the case. Outside of that discovery, there is witness tampering by a sheriff’s deputy.
There is also the insurance fraud situation with King’s mother and her attorney. See attached articles of proof of the Florida BAR ongoing investigation into the insurance fraud and ethical violation. It is believed the $250,000 insurance fraud is the primary motivation for the witness tampering and over the top media appearances.
The requests by Breneman for the arrest warrants show to be issued the minimum requirements the warrants relied on claims made by the officer, a paint match from the FDLE between Costello’s truck and King’s motorcycle, and eye witness reports of Costello’s truck. As the officer knew the judge would not issue the arrest warrants with the actual facts, she lied. She actually stated the opposite of what the reports stated. The FDLE report and the technician’s testimony both show that the lab tech’s statements show that the vehicles never made contact. The officer states the opposite. Also, she intentionally swapped the Ram 1500 with the camper top for a “white truck” to hide the fact that the witness statements proved that Costello’s truck never made contact, nor was anywhere near King when King created his accident.
Adam King was one of the riders in a pack of racing bikes the night of the series of accidents. It appears these riders met up regularly to ride through residential neighborhoods at speeds in excess of 100 mph. For some reason King’s supposed record of being arrested as many as four times for reckless riding, and a judge taking his license away for up to two years, has been sealed. As a result of King’s known record of repeatedly trying to kill himself on his motorcycle, in the video King is referenced as the Habitual Offender.
The charging document (“information”) used to convict Costello was changed from “actual knowledge” to “known or should have known” by the prosecutor in an obvious attempt to circumvent the law, due process, and the victim’s rights. The state did not actually charge Costello with a crime. Read 316.027 Florida Statutes and then the jury instructions in 28.4 and compare them to the 4th amended information that Costello was actually charged with. Additionally the state is required to prove all five elements of any actual charge.
Articles, and court documents
Video 1 – according to discovery.
As of September 21, 2025 there is an ongoing battle on this case in both federal (11th Circuit Court of Appeals) and state court (20th Circuit and 6th DCA). See court documents in the Articles section.
