The Facebook page of Anais Marco Batalla has been deleted. The 28-year-old, now in prison because of the death of cyclist Christoph Bohnen last Thursday, had been subjected to insults on her profile. It was open and anyone could comment.
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Facebook page of driver who caused cycling fatality is deleted
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It turns out she had a previous conviction for drug driving from . She was banned for twelve months, but the ban was never implemented, ? What, how did she get away with that ? Local corruption?
I hope each person injured and the family of the chap killed take out separate civil action against her if they feel the courts do not deal with correctly. A little remorse from this young lady would be welcome. It would appear that the image of her generated by her photographs of being a spoilt self centred individual are not far from the truth.
What a vile creature who does not even have the guts to admit when she got it so very wrong. Unfortunately the sentence handed down will be pitiful as it seems maximum terms is four years? She will come out smirking and no doubt careless. I hope she gets some very rough justice. She has no respect for anyone’s life so why should anyone have respect for hers. Lock her up for life as that’s what poor Christopher’s family have been given a life sentence. Disgusting vermin that will no doubt be driving again. I suggest a dna test on the joints in the vehicle will no doubt comeback as hers. Disgusting animal. Shame it wasn’t in Thailand she would be dealt with properly there.
She clearly has no remorse for what she has done so fully deserves the maximum prison sentence and driving ban that is possible.
Kills someone then tries to get off with lame excuses. It says a lot that she can't or hasn't the decency to admit she was at fault for the fatality. The victims families want to find out what really happened however bad that may be. At the end of the day if you test positive for drink or drugs in an accident its your fault whatever the circumstances.