Shoes.

So, finally we have a result!

Personally, I think, he has been stitched up!

Why would he employ, him if he was rubbish?

Wouldn’t the best, of the best be used?

It all seems too convenient.

It is easy to make someone a scapegoat, a little person, who has no voice!

Surely, the man would have always done his very best, he had been employed for three years. He would have, known what precious ‘cargo’ he was carrying. They were almost at their destination.

He says, “I am innocent, the brakes failed.” I believe him, I believe his son, too and his distraught Wife, too upset to speak! At age 47, he would have taken his job seriously and known it was a privileged job that he had.

For his worth, the car would have been the best!

Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, said to Anthony, “You sit behind me, so that I can see my mirror,” So, Anthony swopped seats, and lived.”

I hope Anthony and those also in the car, had been offered and given counselling, it make take years to heal, if ever!

We can’t imagine what it must be like to be in the drivers’ shoes, his son, and his wife.

In history good men, have had their names blackened!

I hope, this isn’t the case.     

How on Earth, would he not have a driving licence!!! Come on, that is a bit farfetched.