Bochara car crash victims: In a heartbreaking crash on Wannon-Nigretta Falls Road near Hamilton, Victoria, four people were tragically killed. Among them were teenagers Lucus Garzoli, Joshua Elmes, Meghan Fox and Alicia Montebello, aged 17, 15, 14 and 31 respectively. Our condolences to their families and loved ones at this time. this difficulty.
Despite the devastating consequences, there was still a glimmer of hope when 17-year-old Jorja Fox, the sole survivor, was rushed to Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. We are relieved to hear that she is currently in a serious but stable condition, receiving the care she needs.
Recently, footage emerged showing the moments leading up to the crash, further highlighting the tragedy. We are deeply saddened to confirm Meghan Fox, the 14-year-old girl in the car, was the last person to be identified.
Victims of car accident in Bochara
1. Joshua Elme
2. Lucas Garzoli
3. Meghan Fox
4. Alicia Montebello
Joshua Elmes’ mother’s last words
Joshua Elmes, one of the teenagers involved in the collision, was tragically killed. According to Lee-Ann, the boy’s mother, the whole family spent Friday together, but unfortunately, an argument ensued, forcing the 15-year-old boy to leave their residence.
Lee-Ann Elmes told Sunrise reporter Teegan Dolling: “I said goodnight and that I love you and five minutes later I heard the front door open and close.
“I called him and said, ‘Where are you going?’ and he said, ‘I’m going for a walk and I’ll see you soon’.
“I never heard from him again.”
His father, Matthew Elmes, said a week before the crash, Joshua told him he was “making donuts” in the car with friends.
“I just said, ‘Look, one wrong decision can affect the rest of your life’ and he said to me, ‘I’m not that stupid, Dad, I’m not going to do it. that’.”
Elmes said she wants her son to be remembered as a “joyful kid and always supportive of his friends”.
Video inside the car when the accident happened
On Monday night, a fascinating footage emerged, believed to have been captured in the car just before the car crash. The video, posted on Snapchat, is said to have been shared with acquaintances of the four victims. It depicts a car accelerating at high speed along a country road.
“At what speed are we doing?” One person in the video can be heard asking before the other responds: “130”.
On Monday, Lee-Ann Elmes also took to social media to raise funds for families’ funeral expenses.
She wrote: “I am one of the grieving parents in Hamilton, Victoria who lost their beautiful child in a horrific accident.
“I would love to help other grieving parents who have lost an angel or whose child has been severely injured.
“I just wanted to say that our angels are in heaven and pain free, and one day we will all see them again.”
Elmes said it’s not about the money but “about the legacy for those who have lost their lives”.
“I’m just a parent who needs help somehow in memory of his son,” she said.
Monivae College principal, Jonathan Rowe, previously confirmed Joshua’s death, saying the school community had been “devastated” by the news.
“We express our deepest sympathies to Josh’s family and everyone who loved him, including his brother, 7th grader Aaron,” he said.
The entire community is coming together to support each other after this unimaginable loss. Even at Coles Hamilton, where Joshua just started working alongside his supervisor, Alicia Montebello, team members were consulted to help them get through this difficult time. The outpouring of love and support is testament to the strong bonds formed in the community.
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Source: vothisaucamau.edu.vn
