US EditionInquest Into Deaths of Four Students Who Died in Magdalen Street Crash
ESSEX, ENGLAND, JUL 17 – The driver’s blood alcohol level was 2.5 times over the legal limit and speed reached about 94mph in a 30mph zone, causing a fatal crash that killed four University of Essex students.
- Four university students died in a car crash on February 1 in Magdalen Street, Colchester, when their Ford Focus crashed into a building.
- The driver, Makyle Bayley, was over 2.5 times the drink-drive limit and lost control while travelling about 94mph in a 30mph zone.
- The vehicle hit a small island, crossed the opposite carriageway and footpath, struck steps, then collided roof-first into the building, killing all occupants at the scene.
- Coroner Lincoln Brookes stated the medical causes of death were severe traumatic head injuries for Bayley and Darold-Tchikaya and multiple injuries for Wol and Hibbert.
- The incident ended the lives of four students who had met for a typical night out, highlighting risks of speeding and drink driving on road safety.
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Four students killed in crash after driver lost control at about 94mph – inquest
Makyle Bayley, 22, Eva Darold-Tchikaya, 21, Anthony Hibbert, 24, and Daljang Wol, 22, died at the scene of the crash in Magdalen Street, Colchester.
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Four Killed In Colchester Car Crash After Driver Lost Control At Around 94mph, Coroner Says - Great Yorkshire Radio
Makyle Bayley, 22, Eva Darold-Tchikaya, 21, Anthony Hibbert, 24, and Daljang Wol, 22, died at the scene of the crash in Magdalen Street, in Colchester. All four studied at the University of Essex and were born in London. Essex Coroner’s Court heard on Friday that Mr Bayley was driving during the incident, which took place just before 4.40am on 1 February this year. According to toxicology results, he had a blood alcohol level of about 2.5 times …
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