Sharon Mortlock pleads guilty

I wonder whether people get influenced by the apparent invulnerability of characters in movies and tv programs – how often do you see someone bounce off the bonnet of a car which has just struck them at speed, and get up without any broken bones? I’m sure some of the bears of very little brain in our community believe that driving with someone on the bonnet isn’t really that dangerous.

Just a question to Anna Key..

my girlfriend lived in Wanniasssa (in a street behind carr cres) for most of her childhood and wonders if the people you are referring to were called “rabbits” as they had lots of kids. they also had a old purple car?.. the last name was McLeod she thinks.

Hugh Lews said :

Is she related to Stirling?

You used her name as the heading like she was a ‘somebody’….

Don’t know about you Hugh, but here on planet earth we identify people by their name.

If you follow the link provided you’ll note we’ve been following this case for a while.

Is she related to Stirling?

You used her name as the heading like she was a ‘somebody’….

He was trying to stop her from driving due to the amount of alcohol she had consumed that night.

Just putting it out there…
We don’t know why he was on the bonnet in the first place (as far as I know). Which could change peoples views on the event.

Oh, well I’ve misunderstood that ever since the last thread. That’s not nearly so bad.

Granny said :

And she drove off and left him there dead or dying without even calling for help.

Actually key evidence against her were the calls she made to emergency services following the accident.

And she drove off and left him there dead or dying without even calling for help.

Maybe he was negligent being on the bonnet of a moving car. Bet she gets off.