The 21-year-old student who was dragged by a car in Thessaloniki "passed away"
The 21-year-old who was dragged by a car in Kamara of Thessaloniki has died, with the unconscious driver then abandoning her...
After a long battle to keep herself alive, the young girl passed away in the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital.
Her family, with strength of soul, decided to donate her organs to patients, with her mother shocking ThessToday.gr.
The funeral is expected to take place in Chania, where relatives and friends will bid farewell to the young student, who unjustly and prematurely passed away.
"I abandoned her because she had people to help her."
It is worth noting that just 24 hours ago, in his first statements, the 26-year-old driver had gone to incredible excuses to justify his unthinkable attitude to abandon the injured student and leave.
Speaking to MEGA, he had stated that he had abandoned her because... he saw that there were people and they would help her, but also because he was very scared.
"I see there are people there, I think someone will go to help her and I was scared because I had a past here, I think they will deport me," she had told Live News.
Speaking to MEGA, he claimed that the 21-year-old student was suddenly thrown into the road, while denying that she backed up and stepped on it again in an attempt to escape.
"I wasn't running, but I lost control of the car. I didn't turn around, I put the car in reverse and drove off because I was scared," he said, while quoted as saying: "It wasn't a U-turn, I hit the brakes, the car goes back and then I put the car in gear, go forward, no U-turn there," he added."
Source: in.gr
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