
Man who used car as murder weapon jailed for 14 years
A man who deliberately crashed into a car killing the female driver has been jailed for at least 14 years.
A man who deliberately crashed into a car killing the female driver has been jailed for at least 14 years.
Rain eased in Gisborne overnight and surrounding roads reopened after flooding and slips caused evacuations.
In part five of his series on 2009's big trials, Andrew Koubaridis revisits the night Tony Worrell drove into Katie Powles.
The estranged wife of convicted murderer Tony Worrell says she regrets not doing more to make him stay home the night he drove into two cars.
Tony Worrell was responsible for Katie Powles' death when he deliberately crashed into her on June 3, 2008, a jury found today.
The man killed in a fire on his South Auckland farm was the husband of district court judge Jane Lovell-Smith.
Tony Worrell hit Katie Powles' car at about 85km per hour, with no evidence that he tried to avoid a collision.
A man accused of deliberately driving his car into two other vehicles, killing a woman, said "he was going to f*** someone up", the High Court hears.
A man accused of deliberately driving his car into other vehicles - killing a young woman - seemed to be "really drunk" that night, a petrol station worker told a court today.
The man accused of deliberately causing a fatal crash was found at the scene with a bottle of beer between his legs, a court hears.
Prosecutor describes dangerous driving immediately before fatal crash.