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The Harris County Medical Examiner's office in Houston has identified former Rockets, Nets and Timberwolves power forward Eddie Griffin as the man who died when the SUV he was driving plowed into a moving train in southeast Houston last week.
Officials said Griffin, who was just 25 years old, drove his SUV through a railroad crossing barrier and into a moving train at around 1:30 a.m. on Aug. 17, causing the vehicle to burst into flames. Griffin's body was so badly damaged that investigators had to use his dental records to verify his identity Tuesday. This ends a dramatic and troubled last five years for Griffin, whose career was tarnished by countless run ins with the law until last week's tragedy. ``If this is true, then Eddie is free now,'' said former Rockets guard and NBA coach John Lucas, who worked with Griffin in Lucas' Houston-based substance rehabilitation program. ``I'm just sad. Just so sad.''