Finally she's confessed

[alex]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-63328168
Anne Sacoolas has finally coughed to killing Harry Dunn and legging it back to the US to avoid justice.

 

[bananaman]

About time....

 

[pauly]

I understand his mother seeking justice for her son. But when she visited the White House, Trump reputedly offered a sizeable amount to drop the case. Money that could have secured her other kids futures.

 

[alex]

I understand his mother seeking justice for her son. But when she visited the White House, Trump reputedly offered a sizeable amount to drop the case. Money that could have secured her other kids futures.

money replaces children?

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[stuartb]

Nothing will replace their boy, she's a devious fool for running, she would have been better standing up and being counted.. has anyone considered that she might have been DUI and that was the real reason ?... that's always been on my mind..

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[pauly]

money replaces children?

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Is that a serious question?

 

[Pedro3178]

Good on them for sticking with it and fighting, it must have been absolute hell for them! Hopefully now they can finally get some peace and let their son rest in peace.

Agree with above, no amount of money would ever be enough! And I honestly can?t believe that complete arse trump thought it would be a good idea to surprise them that the lady that just killed their son was in the room right next door and wanted a chat!! Absolute bell end in my eyes!


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[pauly]

:grumpy:

 

[pauly]

:grumpy: The family settled a civil case for compensation.

 

[MrSmooth]

A massive tip of the hat to Radd Seiger, he was the solicitor for the Dunn's and from the same area as Harry was. If ever you need a solicitor who will get something done for an injustice like this, find him and hire him. Read his profile here

They should make him Attorney General especially for the legislation needed for all the child sexual abuse & human rights injustices we have in our country.

His methods are both sophisticated and like a Rottweiler at the same time. I wouldn't dare to cross him unless I had a both an Uzi and a Machete close to hand and a short range tactical nuclear missile after I had made my escape.

 

[oldwobbler]

How can anyone have a head on collision with a bike, knowing you were 100% to blame, knowing you must have caused serious injury, decide that the best course of action is to flee the scene. How is it possible for someone to come to that decision? Unless they are a psychopath. Whatever punishment she gets it will never be enough.

 

[stuartb]

There's more too it.. I've always thought that

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[pauly]

How can anyone have a head on collision with a bike, knowing you were 100% to blame, knowing you must have caused serious injury, decide that the best course of action is to flee the scene. How is it possible for someone to come to that decision? Unless they are a psychopath. Whatever punishment she gets it will never be enough.

I'm not standing up for her in any way, though I thought she stayed at the scene until the police arrived? Though apparently it took a long time for an ambulance to attend. There does seem to be something dodgy about her or her partners role on the base, perhaps hence why the yanks removed them from the UK at pretty short notice.

 

[alex]

I'm pretty sure she had the crash, drove away, told her husband and he got her shipped out to the States asap. Literally going on the run, so that extradition would hopefully save her from court. I would charge him with aiding and abetting.

 

[pauly]

I'm pretty sure she had the crash, drove away, told her husband and he got her shipped out to the States asap. Literally going on the run, so that extradition would hopefully save her from court. I would charge him with aiding and abetting.

Google suggests, she stayed at the scene, and also admitted liability. And everything she has done since, was at the direction of the US government.

 

[alex]

OK fair enough;

An investigation into the collision led by Nick Adderley, the chief constable of Northamptonshire Police, determined, from CCTV records, that a car had been travelling on the wrong side of the road.[23] Sacoolas had cooperated with police at the scene of the crash and was breathalysed. She was interviewed the next day at home and the police said she had cooperated with them. She had said she was driving on the wrong side of the road when she collided with Dunn.[12][13][15][24] Diplomatic immunity was mentioned during the interview, and Northamptonshire Police applied for an immunity waiver later that day.[25]

The collision became the subject of a diplomatic dispute when Sacoolas left the country shortly after the incident and the US embassy said she had diplomatic immunity as the wife of a US agent working in the UK.[11][19][17][32] According to Sky News someone at the US embassy told Sacoolas to leave the UK

So she coughed to it, at the scene, then fled because someone else advised it, based on the fact they could...not because it was the right thing to do.

 

[pauly]

OK fair enough;

An investigation into the collision led by Nick Adderley, the chief constable of Northamptonshire Police, determined, from CCTV records, that a car had been travelling on the wrong side of the road.[23] Sacoolas had cooperated with police at the scene of the crash and was breathalysed. She was interviewed the next day at home and the police said she had cooperated with them. She had said she was driving on the wrong side of the road when she collided with Dunn.[12][13][15][24] Diplomatic immunity was mentioned during the interview, and Northamptonshire Police applied for an immunity waiver later that day.[25]

The collision became the subject of a diplomatic dispute when Sacoolas left the country shortly after the incident and the US embassy said she had diplomatic immunity as the wife of a US agent working in the UK.[11][19][17][32] According to Sky News someone at the US embassy told Sacoolas to leave the UK

So she coughed to it, at the scene, then fled because someone else advised it, based on the fact they could...not because it was the right thing to do.

You are naive if you think she had much choice in the matter. I was pretty disgusted in the circumstances surrounding the boys death, but I don't think it was her the yanks were interested shielding.

 

[stuartb]

Watch for the sentence, she'll get a kick in the arse and nought much else.. she should get 5 years for having the audacity to hide behind red tape, hopefully she's a pariah with her friends and colleagues..

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