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“The collision occurred due to the Nautique vessel failing to display proper navigational lights in the dark while on a waterway known as Lake Joseph,” is the conclusion of the collision reconstruction report of Constable Mark Phillips, court heard Monday at the trial for Linda O’Leary, wife of reality television star Kevin O’Leary.
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Phillips outlined the significant damage on a Super Air Nautique G23, a 16-seat boat where two people were killed after being hit at night on Lake Joseph on Aug. 24, 2019, as well as to a Cobalt 202cs, a boat designed to pull water-skiers, driven by O’Leary.
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In a vivid demonstration to the court of the danger of boating at night, an Ontario Provincial Police officer watched a video he took of a simulation to replicate conditions when Linda O’Leary’s speedboat hit an apparently unlit passenger vessel, killing two.
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“My heart still races when I see it phew,” OPP Constable Schone Tarrant said in court when asked if he recognized the video.
Author of the article: Michele Mandel
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Brady Robertson swivels in his chair behind his lawyer as the toxicologist outlines the cocktail of drugs in his system just after the fatal crash last year that killed a mother and her three little girls.
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In a vivid demonstration to the court of the danger of boating at night, an Ontario Provincial Police officer watched a video he took of a simulation to replicate conditions when Linda O’Leary’s speedboat hit an apparently unlit passenger vessel, killing two.
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“My heart still races when I see it phew,” OPP Constable Schone Tarrant said in court when asked if he recognized the video.
Police re-enacted fatal boat crash involving Linda O Leary â and this is what they found Dr. Richard Ruh, who drove the large boat that was hit, was cited for not having its lights on at night, and Linda OâLeary was cited with careless operation of a vessel
Author of the article: Adrian Humphreys
Publishing date: Jul 14, 2021  â¢Â 12 hours ago  â¢Â 4 minute read  â¢Â A screenshot of security video showing Linda O Leary, wife of celebrity investor Kevin O Leary, driving their speedboat to a neighbour s cottage on the evening of a fatal boat crash. Kevin is in a black shirt, Linda in blue jeans and a white top and Allison Whiteside, an O Leary family friend, is in red top. Photo by Court Exhibit