June 28th 2024.
Claire Freemantle had a seizure while she was driving and unfortunately, her car ended up crashing into a school. This tragic incident resulted in the death of two young children, Selena Lau and Nuria Sajjad. It was a devastating day for the community, and the families of the victims were left mourning their loss.
Recently, a photo of Claire Freemantle was released to the public for the first time. It was taken shortly after the incident, where she was seen standing next to her car, looking visibly shaken. Claire was behind the wheel of her Land Rover when she lost consciousness and crashed into the Study Preparatory School in Wimbledon on July 6th.
The two eight-year-old girls, Selena and Nuria, were attending an end of term tea party on the school grounds when the accident happened. Tragically, they lost their lives, while several other people, including a woman and a seven-month-old baby, were also injured in the crash.
Initially, Claire was arrested and bailed on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. However, it was later revealed that she had suffered an epileptic fit while driving, and she had no prior diagnosis of this medical condition. As a result, she will not be facing any charges for the incident. It's a heartbreaking situation for everyone involved, and Claire has no recollection of the events that took place that day.
After her diagnosis, Claire had to surrender her driving license and will have to prove to the DVLA that she is free from any seizures before getting it back. The Epilepsy Society's chief executive, Clare Pelham, expressed her condolences to the families affected by this tragedy and stressed the importance of investing in research to better understand and treat epilepsy.
In a statement, Claire expressed her deep sorrow for the families affected and the regret that she has no memory of what happened. She also mentioned that she had no prior knowledge of her condition and that losing consciousness was the cause of the accident. Being a mother herself, she understands the pain of losing a child and extends her heartfelt sympathy to the families of Selena and Nuria.
The incident sent shockwaves through the school community, and the parents of the victims have shared a joint statement expressing their disappointment with the police investigation. They feel that there are still unanswered questions and doubt whether a fair and thorough investigation was conducted. They continue to live with the horrific memories of that day, and some will never physically recover from their injuries.
Despite the CPS's decision not to press charges, the families feel that justice has not been served. They believe that the person responsible for the deaths of Selena and Nuria should face consequences for their actions. They share their disappointment and emphasize that their daughters deserved better. The pain and loss they feel will never go away, and they hope for a more thorough investigation in the future.
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