A newly married man's worst nightmare has come true after finding out his soulmate has left him forever in a really tragic way.
Sinead Symes
Nathan Symes, a man who had only just gotten married to his wife is
now inconsolable after losing the woman in a terrible accident.
According to Daily Mail, the
man had found his wife's body inside her car after going out to search
for her when she failed to return home late at night.
The woman, Sinead Symes, a 28-year-old, still had her seatbelt on when her car crashed in a ditch.
The couple on the wedding day
Daily Mail reports that Sinead, a mother-of-one had been driving
home to St Albans, Hertfordshire, after visiting her parents in
Borehamwood.
However, her husband, Nathan, had become concerned when she did not
come home on time and so set out from the family home the couple shared
with three-year-old daughter Orla Rose to look for her.
Just a short distance from their house the man found his partner
dead - her black car having left a raised passage of the A414 and
landing near the road below.
She had hit a tree and ended up in the ditch about four hours earlier.
No alcohol was found in her system and the weather had been dry at the time.
Sinead was traveling along this path when she crashed
Forensics officer PC Matthew Hollingsworth told an inquest: 'For some unknown reason she veered left and went off the carriageway and down an embankment.
'The driver's side hit a tree, which contributed to her death. There is no CCTV on the stretch of road so there is no evidence to say why she suddenly turned left.'
Mrs Symes' Renault Clio was found on its roof but she was still inside held in place by her seatbelt.
Her husband has been left shattered by her death.
He said: 'Sinead was a gorgeous, caring and trustworthy person,
whilst also being a truly independent woman who just enjoyed having
fun, and whose smile and laughter was infectious with anyone she came
across.
'She was the most fantastic and dedicated mum to our beautiful
daughter Orla Rose, for whom I am eternally grateful for and I vow that
Orla Rose will grow up knowing her mummy.
'I am so proud and honoured that although Sinead and I were
together for almost seven years, I was able to call her my wife for 106
days.'
Hertfordshire Coroner's Court heard a mechanical check of the car
found she had not been using her headlights when she crashed at 6.30pm
on October 4.
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