The heart -grown girlfriend of a teenager killed by a bus that came on a path when she left a Beauty Salon Agreement, has revealed the last message she sent him.
Tia Cameron, 18, had just finished her eyelashesBrisbaneCBD Op.17: 00 on March 8, when the bus reportedly had rejected itself from the road and confirmed it deadly to the wall of a building.
Three months later her broken friend Hayden McKinlay built up the courage to finally talk about her death.
The friend in high school has planned their future together when the tragedy struck.
He said he received a video message from Mrs. Cameron who showed her new eyelashes just before she left the salon and went outside.
"Our last phone call was" I love you and I see you soon, "he said
Three months later, Tia Cameron's girlfriend Hayden McKinlay (depicted together) finally gained the courage to finally talk about her death
The bus had just gone from Ann St to Edward ST in Friday afternoon, when the driver reportedly lost control and wriggled against the sidewalk
Mr..Mckinlay said he even trouble believing that the woman he was with since a young teenager did not suddenly return.
"We had planned so much to travel, to buy our first house, to have children. It was all until this happened," said Mr. McKinlay9News.
"I still think I still want to hear from her, I still want to see her, the truth is that it won't happen."
After extensive investigations of the forensic crash unit, the 70 -year -old Linday Selby was accused of a counting of careless driving that caused death on Monday.
Four passengers and the driver were taken to the hospital after maintaining minor injuries.
The bus driver is expected to perform at Brisbane Magistrates Court on 26 June.
"He has not reached anyone from us to apologize or something that is really disturbing," said mrmckinlay.
When asked why he had not reached, Selby said: 'Listen, this is a very difficult situation for me.
Tia Cameron (photo) had just finished doing her eyelashes on a beauty salon in Brisbane when a bus reportedly mounted the path and killed her on March 8
Mrs. Cameron is said to have confronted the wall of a building on Anzac Square when she was hit from behind and attached to the structure of the structure.
She died tragically on stage despite the efforts of respondents of emergency aid.
The incident caused chaos near the stage at the intersection of the streets of Edward and Adelaide, not far from Brisbane's central train station, with pedestrians who ran from the scene of the accident and traffic in the peak load.
WITERNESS described that he heard the bus hit a light beam before collapsing on the path and looked at 'brick flying', according to Courier Mail.
At the time of the incident, district duration officer Senior Seroys Steve Watterson described the stage as 'terrible'.
Mrs. Cameron's family also mourned about the loss of the lively teenager, as they said, were 'stolen from us'.
Her mother, Jade in Awhitu, said the loss was crushed.
"She was only 18 and had her bow all her life," she said.
"She was beautiful, extrovert and unique, really unique."
Mrs. Cameron's broken aunt karma in Awhitu said, "We just feel that she has been stolen from us."
Mr..Mckinley said he received a video message from Mrs. Cameron (photo) and showed off her new eyelashes just before she left the salon
"She sent me a message.16 and said she had done her eyelashes and asked if I would catch up with a quick co*cktail before I went home," she said.
“When I hadn't heard of her yet and her partner had not heard from her, we realized that she was missing and started looking for her.
"I called the hospital and Hayden called the police and even went to the police station to submit a missing personal report because it was just out of character for her."
At Mrs Cameron's emotional funeral service, tHe Aunt said she would miss her niece's daughter, "doubtful" sense of humor and "dorkiness."
"You had plans to study and continue your education."
A 70-year-old man is accused of a fatal crash that killed an 18-year-old in March
Mister.mckinlay's mother, Christine Melrose, made oneGoFundMe -SideFor Mrs Cameron's family.
Mrs. Cameron participated in fare Grove State High, but left the school at the age of 16 to work in the beauty industry.
She received a task from the manager at the prestigious Brisbane club in the city.
Mrs. Te Awhitu said that although her daughter loved that job, her interest was to pursue beauty and cosmetics.
