A father totally loses his mind at the wheel and commits the irreparable towards his daughter

TRAGIC! It is in the Norfolk countryside that this shocking scene take place. Indeed, on January 23, a family man ran over his own 19 year old daughter to death. According to the sources of Mirrorthe teenager, Lauren Malt, had tried tostop her father, Nigel Malt, from attacking her boyfriend with a crowbar. Mad with rage, the father murders his own daughter by running over her twice. “… hasas she screamed in agony on the floor“according to Mirror.

On June 30, a jury heard audio clips of Lauren Malt moaning after being crushed twice by Nigel Malt, 44. The latter would have used his black Mercedes sedan at the time of the facts. Norwich Assize Court heard that the father was enraged that his daughter stopped him from attacking his boyfriend. “In a fit of rage, he intended to kill Lauren or at least cause him serious injury”, said prosecutor Andrew Jackson. “He reversed his car and knocked down his daughter. After knocking her to the ground, he stopped. He then takes another step forward on his body“, he added.

The teenager succumbed to her injuries.

According to the information provided to the Court, Lauren Malt reportedly suffered a broken backsternum and ribs. “She is dead traumatic injuries to the chest and abdomen, reports the media. “Sure enough, she was crushed to death“, Andrew Jackson said. Images filmed by neighbors were also viewed by the jury. Images where we see Nigel Malt screaming: “Lauren please stand up“. This after crushing it.

Nigel Malt allegedly placed his daughter’s lifeless body in his car before going to the store where his ex-wife worked, mother of Lauren Malt. Those are images CCTV footage from the store which showed the mother, Karen, trying to revive his dead daughter in the passenger seat of the car. “The accused’s relationship with his family was broken and it was something he was not ready to accept. estrangement from his wife and family fueled his anger“, said Andrew Jackson. The trial of Nigel Malt, of King’s Lynn, is planned for two weeks.