Tragic accident near Rome. Two Belgian tourists, Jessy Dewildeman and Wibe Bijls, were hit and killed by a pirate car in Rome. They had gotten out of a vehicle to help other motorists. They died instantly. The two Belgian tourists aged 24 and 26 had just arrived in Rome. Originally from Menen and employed in the catering sector, they had arrived in the capital to spend a holiday, but were killed last Saturday evening by a person driving a pirate car. The accident on the A / 24 towards Rome, near Tor Cervara.
The two, according to reports RomeToday, they got out of the car – a rental car with driver – to help some people involved in an accident. They were mowed down and died instantly. Help was useless. According to what has been learned, Jessy Dewildeman and Wibe Bijls had got out with the driver who was accompanying them when suddenly another vehicle came and hit them in full.
Two motorists who had collided in the previous road accident were also injured in the carom. They were hospitalized in code red at the Policlinico Umberto I. They would not be in danger of life. On the spot the traffic police investigating, with the agents who are trying to reconstruct the exact dynamics of the impact by also acquiring the images recorded by the cameras installed on the car with driver.
On Sunday afternoon, at the point of the accident, there was a new inspection. Yesterday evening a suspect was identified and taken to the office for investigation. His position is under consideration. An investigation by the Prosecutor’s Office has been opened on the incident. The two friends in Belgium had attended the Rhizo Hotelschool in Kortrijk. Wibe was a chef, Jessy worked in the dining room.
