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Emotional victim impact statement of heartbroken mother of teen Nicholas Hoenselaars who died in a high-speed car crash at Leppington in Sydney

The mother of a teenage boy whose life was cut short in a high-speed car crash has heartbreakingly described her son as a 'beautiful soul' and says she has 'forever lost a part' of herself.

Teen's fatal mistake: 'His kindness killed him' | Ballina Shire Advocate

"He was kind and nurturing, humble and loving," his aunt said on Saturday. "We are broken, devastated and shattered. No one can fathom why he isn't coming home." Memorial to Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, who died in a car crash at the site in Leppington. Picture: Tim Hunter   Mourners left a soccer ball and other tokens to pay tribute to Nicholas Hoenselaars. Picture: Tim Hunter Mr Hoenselaars was studying to be a teacher at the Western Sydney University and worked part time at Ultimate Soccer in Fairfield. He had been playing soccer since he was six years old before becoming a coach and referee. He played for Bonnyrigg FC, Bonnyrigg White Eagles, Kemps Creek United & Fairfield Bulls.

Crash victim's torture: Every day is a nightmare

News by Jack Morphet Premium Content Subscriber only Tahlia Mardini leads a tortured existence surrounded by photographs of her dead best friend to remind her how wonderful life once was. The 19-year-old has taken a TAFE course in makeup artistry to hide the scars from 25 surgeries to reconstruct her head and neck after a horrific car crash in Yagoona, minutes into the new year on January 1, 2018.   Tahlia Mardini is still haunted by the horror crash that claimed her friend’s life. Picture: Toby Zerna While she is profoundly grateful for her miraculous survival and loving family, Tahlia is heartbreakingly honest about the misery she has endured since waking from a coma and being told her best friend Tegan Galea-Elson died weeks earlier at the scene.

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Teen's fatal mistake: 'His kindness killed him'

"He was kind and nurturing, humble and loving," his aunt said on Saturday. "We are broken, devastated and shattered. No one can fathom why he isn't coming home." Memorial to Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, who died in a car crash at the site in Leppington. Picture: Tim Hunter   Mourners left a soccer ball and other tokens to pay tribute to Nicholas Hoenselaars. Picture: Tim Hunter Mr Hoenselaars was studying to be a teacher at the Western Sydney University and worked part time at Ultimate Soccer in Fairfield. He had been playing soccer since he was six years old before becoming a coach and referee. He played for Bonnyrigg FC, Bonnyrigg White Eagles, Kemps Creek United & Fairfield Bulls.

Teen's fatal mistake: 'His kindness killed him' | Sunshine Coast Daily

"He was kind and nurturing, humble and loving," his aunt said on Saturday. "We are broken, devastated and shattered. No one can fathom why he isn't coming home." Memorial to Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, who died in a car crash at the site in Leppington. Picture: Tim Hunter   Mourners left a soccer ball and other tokens to pay tribute to Nicholas Hoenselaars. Picture: Tim Hunter Mr Hoenselaars was studying to be a teacher at the Western Sydney University and worked part time at Ultimate Soccer in Fairfield. He had been playing soccer since he was six years old before becoming a coach and referee. He played for Bonnyrigg FC, Bonnyrigg White Eagles, Kemps Creek United & Fairfield Bulls.

Crash victim's torture: Every day is a nightmare | Ballina Shire Advocate

News by Jack Morphet Premium Content Subscriber only Tahlia Mardini leads a tortured existence surrounded by photographs of her dead best friend to remind her how wonderful life once was. The 19-year-old has taken a TAFE course in makeup artistry to hide the scars from 25 surgeries to reconstruct her head and neck after a horrific car crash in Yagoona, minutes into the new year on January 1, 2018.   Tahlia Mardini is still haunted by the horror crash that claimed her friend’s life. Picture: Toby Zerna While she is profoundly grateful for her miraculous survival and loving family, Tahlia is heartbreakingly honest about the misery she has endured since waking from a coma and being told her best friend Tegan Galea-Elson died weeks earlier at the scene.

P-plater charged after fatal car crash in Leppington which killed Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18

00:10 EDT, 26 December 2020 15 shares A P-plater has been charged after the car he was driving smashed into a power pole on Christmas eve - tragically claiming the life of his teenage passenger. The 18-year-old was driving his Mitsubishi Lancer along Eastwood Road in Leppington, south-west Sydney, on Thursday night with Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, in the front seat. Police say they tried to stop the allegedly speeding car around 11.20pm and a short pursuit was carried out before the Mitsubishi ploughed into the pole, sending both teenagers flying. Tragically, Mr Hoenselaars was killed, while the driver was sent to hospital with arm injuries and for mandatory testing.

P-plater charged after teen dies in crash

  A P-plater has been charged over a fatal Christmas Eve crash that claimed the life of his 18-year-old passenger in Sydney's southwest. Police will allege officers attempted to stop the 18-year-old driving a Lancer in Leppington about 11.20pm on Christmas Eve for speeding. The car was split in two. Picture 7 News It will be alleged there was a short pursuit before the car struck a power pole on Eastwood Road and both men were thrown from the car. Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, a passenger in the Lancer, tragically died at the scene. It is believed he was not wearing a seatbelt. Nicholas Hoenselaars (left) tragically died at the scene.