Really, really upsetting scene. From the moment I pulled up, there was debris everywhere in the road.

It's actually left the road, a bit there, yeah.

It's a good thing he didn't feel anything because it's been 100 miles an hour.

This vision will take you forever.

His brain just can't go anywhere.

It's probably one of the worst ones I've ever seen.

Yeah, but they're going to have to die.

I'm sick of it, I'm sick of it.

Effectively, we're just going to turn their life upside down.

It's always the hardest thing I've done in my career.

It was tough, definitely.

I think the thing that got me really disappointed was the car crash.

The brothers, the brothers, the girlfriends, and their brother in a way, like that.

The first paramedic on the scene.

I think he went over to the car.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Sammy and his friend were going for pulses and things, and the level of injuries that

they had, it was quite obviously nothing we could do to reverse it.

It was definitely an emotional shift between the initial adrenaline flow that was going

towards a big incident to then realise, and actually, this is a really tragic event.

And it almost changed from an adrenaline rush to intense sadness.

Seeing the car, the speed they were going.

The age, you know, what goes through your mind.

You're kind of, in a way, come on as you think, you're idiots, you know, what you're doing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's going to be so horrible.

Mark has said, confirm, is he going to work?

Because John's off, and Auriemma's not here Monday, so is he going to work?

So they'll help and stay and do Auriemma's problems.

I think you don't have to deal with them, you don't have to.

I'm sick of that, that I have to talk to Mark to arrange John's.

Open mechanisms.

Oh shit.

They don't have any of it, we're just monitoring.

What?

I'm just.

Oh, I need the driver.

Auriemma's don't want to learn anymore.

He's fine now.

I want to talk to my brother's friend, John.

He was with Samuel Lewis on the evening, on the night they died.

Take us back to the.

I think he lost confidence when the.

But he was driving, you know, he thinks it's because it's manual.

Yeah, definitely.

I started my Instagram that night.

Yeah, yeah.

You know, we're all fine.

No, because he was driving 100 miles an hour and he was drunk.

What do you expect to happen?

The fact that there was a lot of time on it as well.

I'm dead.

It was actually less than an hour later that Samuel Lewis was dead.

I was supposed to give Samuel a lift home, but I'm not.

I just had a new BMW.

And Samuel's not been in it yet.

Yeah.

Yeah, it was raining off.

How are you supposed to feel bad in real life?

Because he's supposed to drive.

Always something like that, isn't it?

Fate.

But I was like that when I was 17 as well.

But now I just look at that guy doing the outside TSC and I think it's so stupid.

There are so many here.

Oh, I know.

I know.

What the fuck?

I mean, well, since you live here, it's about four times on Dinnington Parkway that crashed

teenagers and died.

Yeah, because we don't know how to handle the car.

No, it's true.

In some countries, you can't have a powerful car until you had like five years or 10 years.

Which should be everywhere like that because we can kill someone.

I might be wrong, but I think in Scotland it's something like after you pass first two

years, you can't drive with passengers.

Or you can't drive with passengers younger than you and Lithuanians.

Because it's going like that, showing off for girls or for even boys, but showing off

for a friend.

I think it had to be like five years past.

I remember when I was starting to study Lithuania before I moved here.

And I dropped it because I thought I'm just going across England because I'm moving there.

And Lithuania was so much shit.

And then you met me and I teach you around Lithuania.

First time.

Yeah, but because in Lithuania, we're just like, we're not letting you pass because we're

getting money from you, you know?