Woman '原因(となる)d 致命的な 事故' when she 衝突,墜落d into another car - and then 設立する out the 犠牲者 was her SISTER
- Rosie-Ann and Jennie 石/投石する were 伴う/関わるd in a car 衝突,墜落 on the A165
- Had been travelling 分かれて in slow moving traffic に向かって Bridlington
- Jennie 衝突する/食い違うd with a tree and died later of 長,率いる 傷害s
- Rosie-Ann did not find out it was her sister until after the 事故
- Their brother 私的な Gregg 石/投石する was also killed last year in Afghanistan
起訴するd: Rosie-Ann 石/投石する has been 告発(する),告訴(する)/料金d with 原因(となる)ing the death of her sister Jennie through careless 運動ing
A 20-year-old woman 衝突,墜落d into another car 殺人,大当り the driver only to discover the 犠牲者 was her sister, a 法廷,裁判所 has heard.
Rosie-Ann 石/投石する was not told until after the 出来事/事件 that the woman who died in the 事故 was her older sibling Jennie.
Jennie, a final-year student at the University of Lincoln’s 船体 campus, was 運動ing a Peugeot 206 に向かって Bridlington when it 衝突する/食い違うd with a Vauxhall Astra 存在 driven by her younger sister Rosie-Ann.
The car then 衝突,墜落d i
nto a tree.
Jennie had just dropped her son Charlie, then 老年の nine, at Skipsea 最初の/主要な School.
Rosie-Ann did not know her sister Jennie was on the same stretch of road when the 衝突,墜落 happened.
The pair were 運動ing 支援する from Skipsea, East Yorkshire, where Rosie-Ann had been helping her sister get ready to move house.
Rosie-Ann is (刑事)被告 of failing to look in her mirror and pulling out to 追いつく when it was not 安全な to do so but has pleaded not 有罪の to a 告発(する),告訴(する)/料金 of 原因(となる)ing death by careless 運動ing.
Speaking at Bridlington 治安判事s’ 法廷,裁判所 as Rosie-Ann made her first 外見, 検察官,検事 Clive Jones said: ‘問題/発行するs of this type are always difficult to を取り引きする, they’re always 悲劇の with no 勝利者s, only losers.
‘This particular 事例/患者 is doubly 悲劇の because there were two cars 伴う/関わるd and the driver of the other car was the older sister of Rosie.
‘No 疑問 unknown to Rosie, her sister was also in that 列 of slow-moving 乗り物s.’
Rosie-Ann elected to be tried by 陪審/陪審員団 at 船体 栄冠を与える 法廷,裁判所 and was 認めるd 無条件の 保釈(金) until Thursday, September 5.
Jennie 石/投石する (left) was killed when a car 存在 driven by her sister Rosie-Ann (権利) 衝突する/食い違うd with her car
Together: Rosie-Ann (left) and Jennie 石/投石する (権利) 存在 慰安d as the 団体/死体 of their brother Gregg is 本国に送還するd
悲劇の: Jennie 石/投石する was killed in February when the car she was travelling in 攻撃する,衝突する a tree. Her sister is 存在 起訴するd for the 衝突,墜落 and last year, her brother died in Afghanistan
私的な Gregg 石/投石する who was killed in 活動/戦闘 in Afghanistan with his sisters Rosie-Ann and Jennie
She was watched from the public gallery by her parents (頭が)ひょいと動く and Angie.
During a break in the 訴訟/進行s, Rosie-Ann's father gave his daughter a thumbs-up and she blew him a kiss before letting out a 深い sigh.
Mrs 石/投石する, 56, has spoken of the 決定/判定勝ち(する) to 起訴する her daughter.
She said: 'Have our family not lost enough already? It is like 存在 罠にかける in a bad, bad dream.'
'Even Jennie’s son Charlie knew Rosie was in the other car and he said to us "I don’t want anything to happen to you, Rosie. I don’t want you to go to 法廷,裁判所 and get in trouble".
Heartbreak: 尊敬の印s to Jennie 石/投石する were left at the scene where she died on the A165
Their mother Mrs 石/投石する says Jennie, pictured, would be mortified at the thought of her sister 存在 起訴するd for the car 衝突,墜落
'There is nothing to be 達成するd apart from destroying the family even more. I thought the CPS was human. Enough, enough, the family have 苦しむd enough.'
悲劇 struck the family last year when the sisters' brother 私的な Gregg 石/投石する was 発射 dead in Afghanistan.
Her late brother, 私的な 石/投石する, of the 3rd 大隊, The Yorkshire 連隊, was 発射 dead as he took part in a 使節団 to 救助(する) an Afghan policeman in Helmand 州 on June 3 last year.
The young 兵士, who had been in Afghanistan for いっそう少なく than a month, had been told in the last few days that his wife Samantha was 妊娠している with his first child.
He was 発射 dead as his 仕事 fo rce 首尾よく saved policeman Abdul Walid from 謀反のs who 逮捕(する)d him at a 検問所.
私的な Gregg Thomas 石/投石する, from the 3rd 大隊, The Yorkshire 連隊, was the first of the sibling to be killed. He died in Afghanistan on Sunday June 3 2012 when trying to 救助(する) an Afghan policeman
悲劇 struck the family last year when the sisters' brother 私的な Gregg 石/投石する was killed in Afghanistan. Picture shows Jennie, far left, standing next to Rosie-Ann (second from left) during their brother's 本国送還
尊敬の印s 注ぐd in for Pte 石/投石する who was only (軍隊を)展開する,配備するd to the war-torn country on May 13 as part of 6 Platoon, Burma Company.
His 未亡人 at the time said: 'Gregg and I were childhood sweethearts and we met at school - he was my soulmate.
'He was a brilliant husband and a family man who loved his family. He was always the one to want to make us laugh - he always 元気づけるd everyone up.
'He was proud to be a 兵士 and for what he had 達成するd in his work. He would also want me to について言及する his dog Benji, who he loved to bits.'
私的な 石/投石する was the 417th member of UK 軍隊s to die since 操作/手術s in Afghanistan began in October 2001.
An 検死 設立する he had been unlawfully killed.
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