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Uitgegeven: 1 november 2003 17:44
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EGHEZEE - Een 54-jarige Vlaamse vrouw is zaterdagmorgen in het Belgische Eghezée op een vreemde manier om het leven gekomen.

Na een restaurantbezoek was de vrouw in haar auto met hoge snelheid aangereden. De klap was zo hevig dat ze zeven meter omhoog werd geslingerd. In de lucht raakte ze een hoogspanningskabel en werd geëlektrocuteerd. Haar lichaam viel daarna terug op de weg, waar ze nog eens werd aangereden.

Justitie van het arrondissement Namen onderzoekt de zaak, melden Vlaamse media zaterdag.

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vrouwen achter het stuur...
:haha:

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Wat dacht je van dit bizarre ongeluk:

Car Crashes Into Building at Bush Rally
Sat November 1, 2003 01:15 PM ET

SOUTHAVEN, Miss. (Reuters) - A car breached security and crashed into a building where President Bush was attending a political rally on Saturday, briefly delaying the president's departure.
"The president was never in any danger whatsoever," White House spokesman Trent Duffy told reporters. "There was a vehicle that did crash into the side of the building."

Bush was in his limousine at the time but was not close to the car when it crashed into a loading dock of the arena. The president was later seen waving to reporters before boarding Air Force One to head to his next stop in Kentucky.

Duffy said no shots were fired in the incident and a "suspect" was immediately detained and handed over to local law enforcement officials.

Police led a woman away after the crash, according to a television technician at the scene who had seen film of the incident. A young boy and girl were also near the car, the technician said.

Security officials chased the car as it headed toward the building, witnesses said. Some security personnel were seen running with guns drawn toward the entrance of the arena where Bush had given a speech. Others kept spectators and media away from the crash.

After several minutes, the president's motorcade left the scene.

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