Man Denies Attempted Murder After Car Crash

0:00On April 28th, a 41-year-old man from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, named Tancredo Bancart, faces charges of attempted murder after allegedly driving his car head on into oncoming traffic with three young children inside last September 26th. Earlier that evening, he posted a selfie on Instagram from his voxel astra while driving up and down the same road for two hours with the kids, who, and in state of the I-Aid, prosecutors say weren't properly belted in. The woman he was messaging grew terrified after his audio pleas for forgiveness and hints at suicide, so she called 999, warning cops he, might harm himself and the children, though she didn't know his exact spot. Bancart denies it all, claiming the crash at 74 mph on a 60-mile-per-hour road stemmed from emotional distress and bright. Headlights, not intent, but forensics found no car faults. Researchers argue he meant to kill everyone involved, including himself, pointing to how he rigged the seatbelts and veered deliberately into a Honda.

1:02SUV, injuring multiple people seriously, though no one died, as the trial wraps up its second week at Norge Crown Court.