Fiance to hit model: – The accident could have been avoided – VG

The family says the accident may have legal consequences.

After the Swedish model Anna Maria Moström (29) was hit by a bus in New York she kept artificially alive. Doctors who treat model also told the family that she is brain dead, according to Aftonbladet.

According to the newspaper turns doctors of breathing machine that keeps Moström alive in the evening, local time. The family has sought help from the model’s friends so that the case may have legal consequences.

– Now we are in the middle of the grieving process. It is a discussion that has been going on and what we can do is talk to her friends, we call it the richer your friends, so they are involved in the case. There are those who can help us with this, says the model’s fiancé, Michael, according to Aftonbladet.

The newspaper also writes that more people live on the island Roosevelt, where Moström was hit, is concerned about the safety of bus traffic. They also believe that the accident could have been prevented.

– I agree with that. It had could have been avoided. It happened at a stupid and dangerous transition. The driver must have driven right out. I do not think he saw her even though she had light, says fiance.

– Strange process

The family said many people have visited the woman in the hospital.

– She had so many friends here, who have shown their love and given their support, and we have said that they now have a day to see her. We have talked to the doctors about organ donation to take place. This is a very strange process to be in, says the model’s father Ron Moström said.

The bus that drove the model will be coming in the opposite direction of the Moström rode, and she must have collided with the front of the bus and thus been knocked to the ground when the bus driver turned to the left. Moström was taken to hospital with serious head injuries.

According to the Swedish newspaper is not arrested in connection with the accident. Police would not comment on whether the bus driver suspected of a crime above the newspaper.