Based on cross-verified data from NHTSA reports and investigations as well as expert testimony in court cases pertaining to the specific crashes, the confirmed total of Tesla Autopilot crashes, i.e. incidents where Autopilot was active within 30 seconds of the crash, is currently fourteen crashes leading to fifteen deaths. If one includes the verified complaints included in the NTHSA Standing General Order on Crash Reporting, the count is 21; there are two incidents each involving one fatality reported in the SGO that we have yet to cross-verify with media coverage. Additionally, there are at least seven other incidents in the US alone that the NHTSA investigated according to a FOIA request from Reuters. Our dataset features the seven likely incidents.