Nigel Malt is accused of killing his 19-year-old daughter after hitting her with his car on the evening of January 23. A drama whose cause would be an argument caused by alcohol.
It’s in Norfolk, in a cul de sac, that this tragedy happened. Indeed, on Sunday January 23, Nigel Malt, 44, was charged for the murder of his own 19-year-old daughter. He is notably accused of having killed his daughter, Lauren, hitting her with his car. The reason for this tragedy would be an argument provoked by alcohol, according to DailyMail. The collision occurred near a playground Leete Way, West Winch, near Kings Lynn. Afterwards, Nigel Malt reportedly drove his daughter to hospital. After being identified by the police, Lauren was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.
Following which, Mr. Malt was arrested at the hospital itself. He is notably suspected of murder, drunk driving and dangerous driving homicide. He was then questioned at King’s Lynn Police Investigation Center. He appeared before Norwich judges on Wednesday January 26.
Lauren succumbed to chest and abdominal injuries.
During this evening of January 23, the inhabitants of Leete Way have declared hearing a big argument. followed the sound of a car hitting someone. Norfolk Police carried out a post-mortem examination on January 25. This made it possible to establish that The cause of death of Lauren was chest and abdominal injuries.
“We heard a loud bang and a bunch of people screaming and screaming, followed by the sound of a speeding car“, said a resident.
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It was in Norfolk, in a cul de sac, that this tragedy happened.
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Indeed, on Sunday January 23, Nigel Malt, 44, was charged with the murder of his own 19-year-old daughter.
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He is notably accused of having killed his daughter, Lauren, by running her over with his car.
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The reason for this drama would be an argument caused by alcohol, according to the Daily Mail.