Friday 24 June 2022 04:18 AM Kelly Liddicoat dashes to Hungry Jacks after court for 'running down two ... trends now
The heartbroken parents of two young mechanics who were run over and killed on the job have left court in tears as the woman charged with their deaths hunkered down in a nearby Hungry Jacks.
Kelly Renee Liddicoat made a dash from Maroochydore Magistrates Court to the Hungry Jacks next door after her first appearance over the April 21 deaths of 25-year-old Aaron Pitt and Lleyton Bartlett, 22.
The 43-year-old is charged with two counts of dangerous operation of a car causing death. Police allege she was under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
Liddicoat is accused of ploughing into the two young tradies as they tried to fix a broken down bus on Nambour Connection Road on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
After the very brief mention, in which her bail was continued, Liddicoat, her lawyer and two other women made the short walk to Hungry Jacks, where they sat for close to an hour.
Kelly Renee Liddicoat made a dash from Maroochydore Magistrates Court to the Hungry Jacks next door after her first appearance over the April 21 deaths of 25-year-old Aaron Pitt and Lleyton Bartlett, 22
Liddicoat looked sombre and buried her head in her hands as her photograph was taken
Aaron Pitt, a 25-year-old award-winning apprentice, was farewelled by family and friends in a funeral service last Friday
They were seen chatting easily as they sipped on coffees in the far corner of the store.
Liddicoat looked sombre and buried her head in her hands as her photograph was taken.
Her lawyer was the first to leave and refused to comment on Liddicoat’s case or her decision to hunker down in Hungry Jacks after court.
Minutes later, one of the two women supporting Liddicoat also left the store to bring her early model Holden Commodore directly to the front door.
They were seen chatting easily as they sipped on coffees in the far corner of the store
After the very brief mention, in which her bail was continued, Liddicoat, her lawyer and two other women made the short walk to Hungry Jacks, where they sat for close to an hour
Grieving relatives of the victims came to court to watch as she appeared for the first time
Acting as a chauffeur, the woman shouted and pushed waiting
