Good Samaritan tells of horrific tale of woman thrown from vehicle
On her way home, driving on the N12 West near the Kraft Road off-ramp, Pam Green, from Johannesburg, saw something that she has described as “horrific”.
On a Facebook post, Pam Green described the shocking details of how her night turned out to be a nightmare on Friday, November 18 at around midnight.
“I actually saw a woman being pushed out of a moving car. Her limp body had tumbled down the grass embankment, and landed in a heap in the emergency lane,” wrote Green, who works as a radio presenter at 101.9 Chai FM.
“I saw this in my rear-view mirror. ‘That’s a woman,’ I realised as I screamed and reversed as fast as I could.
“She was screaming, not in pain at first, but in fear: ‘He’s coming back, go, he’s coming back to kill me!’”
Green immediately called 10111 (South African Police Service) and gave their exact location.
She asked them to send the police and an ambulance, to which she was told she had to dial 112 for ambulances.
“So I pleaded for them to send police in the meantime,” wrote Green.
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