Michelle Exton was on holiday when a white van which mounted the pavement near the resort of Golf del Sur, Tenerife and collided with her
Spanish police have reopened their investigation into the death of a British mother killed in a hit and run in Tenerife. Michelle Exton, from Dronfield, Derbyshire, was on holiday when she and her mother, Ann, were hit by a white van which mounted the pavement near the resort of Golf del Sur.
“It is almost impossible to find the words to describe what these past few months have been like. We’ve had to endure so much mental torture. Trying to start the process of trying to grieve for Mum has been almost impossible given the unanswered questions we still have about what happened. “Even the smallest piece of information could make all the difference in at least honouring mum’s memory.” Ms Exton and her mother were walking on a road leading from Las Chafiras to Golf del Sur in the south of the island when the crash happened at about 8.30pm local time on December 11 last year.
The application to reopen the case was initially rejected but the decision was appealed by Irwin Mitchell in collaboration with Spanish lawyers. James Riley, the specialist international serious injury lawyer representing the family, said: “Michelle’s family remain devastated by her death and the circumstances surrounding it.
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