Horrified mother Anna Certowicz has shared her shock at driving past the location where her daughter, Sophie, along with her three friends who died, were trapped for 48 hours after a car accident. The 41-year-old has spoken about her harrowing experience driving past the site where her daughter, Sophie, and three friends were trapped in a horrific car accident for two days. 

Sophie had not returned home after a night out with her two best friends, and Anna had been searching frantically for her.

After Rafel Jeanne-Actie, Eve Smith, Darcy Ross, Sophie Russon, and Shane Loughlin went missing on a Friday night, police found the bodies of three individuals.

The group had last been seen at a nightclub in Newport, Wales, and Anna, the mother of one of the missing girls, and other relatives conducted a search for them when the police did not initiate one.

Anna told the Sun: “I drove past her three times, she was 20 yards away lying there scared next to her friend who were dead.

“But I didn’t see her because of the trees and there was a dip – it’s a busy road, thousands of people must have gone past.”

Sophie, a trainee bank manager, suffered serious injuries as a consequence of the collision.

Anna said: “She was lying there wondering if help would ever arrive. She must have thought she was going to die. It is terrifying.

“It would have got light and then dark as night fell on Saturday, then she had to go through that again until she was found.”

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