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Father makes emotional visit to scene of crash near Dubbo after two sons died in alleged hit-and-run
A father has made an emotional visit to the scene of an alleged hit-and-run that killed his two sons near Dubbo in the NSW central west.
Key points:
- Two boys, aged six and seven, died, while a woman and two other children were injured
- One man has described the difficulty of seeing a child pinned beneath the car
- The driver was charged with several “serious” offences
Warning: This story contains images of Indigenous people who have died.
Joseph Shorey looked distraught and was comforted at the scene following the death of sons Shane, 7, and Sheldon, 6.
“I’m just totally shattered and heartbroken,” he said.
“It’s like a big nightmare.
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