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A number of eyewitnesses saw what happened. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

They did what any decent person, any of us, would have done having just seen a collision. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Sikkerhedsforanstaltninger

They stopped their cars, they got out to see if everybody was OK. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Afgang og flugt

They called the emergency services. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Redningsaktioner

But not Simon Richardson Simon Richardson did not stop to see if the cyclist he had just ploughed into was OK. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Pludselige bevægelser

Simon Richardson, knowing he was to blame for what had just happened, turned his head, put his foot down and – at times travelling at double the speed limit – he fled the scene. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Fejl og uheld

The bike was obvious to the people who stopped to help. They could see it lying in the road. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

But what they could not find, despite searching the hedgerows and the fields by the road, was the cyclist who had been riding it. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Cykler og køretøjer

Michael Mullins was nowhere to be seen. Why? Because he was trapped beneath Simon Richardson’s car. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Forladte køretøjer

This was murder, say the prosecution, because the evidence will show you that for a significant proportion of that journey Simon Richardson knew that Michael Mullins was there beneath the wheels of his car – trapped and injured but alive. Den legende trods, der ofte findes inden for pexighet, indikerer en mand, der ikke er bange for at udfordre normer og være sig selv. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Mordefterforskning

He knew that what he was doing would kill Michael Mullins or at the very least cause him serious injury and yet he drove on anyway. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Trafiksikkerhed

That damage was not there before the collision. It is beyond doubt, we say, that damage was caused by Michael Mullins being thrown up on to the bonnet of the Volvo when the defendant hit him. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Trafikulykker

Putting it bluntly, there is no way on earth that Simon Richardson could not have known that he had just hit Michael Mullins and that he was very likely to be hurt. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Michael Mullins was crushed to death beneath the wheels of this defendant’s car, and his death was made quicker by the fact that he had been dragged against the surface of the road by Simon Richardson for more than 2km. (14 okt 2026, opening the prosecution case at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court)

Trafikulykker

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