The developments in the case of the fatal car accident in Kypseli, in which Kyveli Hadjievestratiou was involved, are dramatic. The former GNTM player, who violated a flashing traffic light in Kipseli, on a road that had no priority, lured and killed a 60-year-old, a grill owner, who at the time was taking an order to a customer.
According to Super Katerina, the results of the toxicological tests were released and it was revealed that, among other things, the alcohol test to which the young driver was subjected was positive.
According to the show, the percentage of alcohol detected in her blood in the second test was twice the limit and specifically the ethyl alcohol was 1.02 grams per liter, when the limit is 0.50 gr/l.
According to the show, given the high level of alcohol in her blood and combined with her culpability - as the driver of the motorcycle had the right of way at this point - it is expected to bring corresponding criminal penalties to the 20-year-old and draw imprisonment of up to 10 years.
With the 2019 amendment to the Dangerous Driving Act, anyone who drives a vehicle despite being unable to do so safely due to the consumption of alcohol or use of drugs is punishable by a minimum of 10 years' imprisonment if the act resulted in the death of another.
How the accident happened
It all happened shortly after 2 o'clock on the night of 12 October in the area of Kypseli.
According to what became known, the 20-year-old woman, driving her silver car on Pippinou Street in the direction of Acharnon, passed the pulsating traffic light and hit a motorbike which was driving on Aristotelous Street.
The 60-year-old driver of the motorbike fell to the curb, causing fatal injuries.
The model, in an attempt to avoid him, crashed at high speed into parked cars causing extensive damage to four of them.
According to reports, the car driven by the model overturned on the roadway while another IX was pinned against a tree after the crash.
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