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It was a crash that never should have happened. Melissa Oates was drunk when she got behind the wheel. Then, speeding down the road, her car hit and killed her boyfriend, Jari Wise. But remarkably, Oates claimed the collision wasn’t her fault because he jumped out in front of her.
As Tom Steinfort first reported last year, Jari’s mother, Faith Tkalac, has always disputed that story, and has been pushing for a coronial inquiry. Now her persistence has paid off.
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