greed cameras ineffective

Bias, my take is when she leaned forward to get the bottle she pressed hard on the accelerator and when the car lurched forward she was pushed back in her seat.

Then a combination of the following happened.
When she was pushed back in her seat she braced herself with her foot and jammed the accelerator on harder, she stabbed at the brake but got the accelerator or she panicked and froze, probably closing her eyes.

I also wouldn't discount her feet getting tangled in her Islamic robe.

It wasn't an accident, had she been a competant person she wouldn't have engaged park/hand brake.

She should have been given 5 years for manslaughter.

Part Two

    Re: Crash into class room by a Toyota Kruger driven by Mrs Al Shennag

This is a good read if I do say so myself - I've combined bits and pieces from several articles to build up a more complete picture of the fatal incident - There'll be a Part Three soon dealing with the car park and hopefully present an educated guess of how this incident panned out

Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 18^th, 2021 at 8:13am:


Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 18^th, 2021 at 8:13am:


Actually Mrs Al Shennag claimed that she

was

looking where she was going ....

"But in her tearful evidence, she said she didn't take her eyes off the road and did not bend down."

Then she claimed she hit the brake, but the water bottle got jammed under the brake pedal ....

"I thought the water bottle went under the brake; when I pressed the brake it didn't work," she said."

Then she claimed that she tried to steer the Kruger SUV away from the classroom ....

"While she tried to steer the car away from the classroom, it

"fly like an aeroplane"

She denied pressing the accelerator instead of the brake ....

"A woman who crashed her four-wheel drive into a Sydney primary school killing two boys has

denied pressing the accelerator instead of the brake

."

Then questioned by the Prosecutor ....

"Your foot remained on the accelerator when the car became airborne,"

"No way, no way, no way

," Al-Shennag replied."

https://www.bunburyherald.com.au/news/crime/driver-who-killed-two-boys-is-remors...


So let's look at what happened ... Mrs Al Shennag drove through a gateway that had a sign "No Unauthorized Entry". The Kruger SUV she was driving somehow got up to an estimated speed of 74k/h in a small enclosed car park. Mrs Al Shennag's school age son was still in the vehicle with her, going at that estimated speed. She was there to drop off her son, and was running a bit late. Her son was in the vehicle when it crashed into the class room

Mrs Al Shennag said she hit the brakes but a water bottle which fell to the floor was supposedly behind the brake pedal preventing the brakes from being applied to slow the Kruger down or stopping it. All the time she was watching where she was going she said, but the Kruger hit a concrete lawn edging and the vehicle became airborne, kept going and inserted itself fully into the demountable classroom building, killing two pupils and injuring several others

Obviously what's missing here is how the Kruger got up to the estimated 74k/h. No one has said, and it's likely the forensic investigation was done by a private contractor who would hand over their findings to the Police who in turn might or might not publish them. I can't find them on the net

The Kruger was checked for mechanical problems but none were found apparently, because nothing has been mentioned publicly. A serious defect would have been brought up in court presumably, and presented as evidence clearing Mrs Al Shennag of blame. But I've found nothing like that at all in news reports

Something worth mentioning is that before the court case, an agreement was reached between all concerned, including Mrs Al Shennag, outlining certain actions that she did, as agreed upon facts ....

"The parties have prepared agreed facts, which say Al-Shennag bent down to pick up a water bottle which fell into the footwell before pressing the accelerator instead of the brake."

Well, she broke that agreement and told a different story in court ... didn't bend down ... didn't press the accelerator  -  Changed her story in court to be the opposite of the agreement  .... but she pleaded guilty anyway


To be continued .... Part Three will be interesting

Valkie wrote on Oct 20^th, 2021 at 7:23am:

I found the intersection on Google Street View. This link worked for me ok. It should work for you, let me know if it doesn't

I can't see how anyone could have an accident at this intersection unless it's dark and pouring rain, but even then, you'd watch for headlights, or you'd mount the grass and just sit and wait if conditions were real bad, then go when things looked good and safe

I did some research and found that traveling WEST is right to left in the street view, the direction the Subaru was going ... and the lady made a right-hand turn at the far side of the highway where you see a red car in the Google view

In the link you'll see the reddish looking concrete power pole on the far left, she ended up wrapped around. The Subaru was coming from the right side in the street view and apparently collected her as she was making a dash across the highway in front of him. I can't see how she could do 86k/h as it says in the article, but I suppose it's possible if you know a Subaru is bearing down on you at 138k/h. She may have decided not to stop to let him go, instead perhaps, chanced her luck - sad ending

https://www.google.com/maps/@-33.1906402,151.5654076,3a,90y,6.88h,90.69t/data=!3...

Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 11:56am:


Something isn't quite right with the details.
What sort of sports car was she driving to get to that speed?

We all know muzzos lie, it's the second thing they do best after murdering people.
I wouldn't believe a word she says and as we all know, lawyers are professional liars.

She will walk away, because " we can't harass the muzzos"
And she will scream "racial and religious prejudice "

She might have just been practicing her terrorist exercises.

Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 8:07pm:


Right you are.

Seems I have been getting these two mixed. Might need to separate them.

Valkie wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2021 at 7:33am:


Did you see the news vid of that? The car drove out from the side street as if there was nothing else on the road. It cost him his life, no chance now of learning from his mistake.

I thought Russian was the only place where that happened