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Brodie Gibbard was ‘hooning’ moments before hitting and killing teenage girl in Esperance, court hears

A young motorist was “hooning” and driving at “huge speed” moments before he lost control of his vehicle and hit and killed a teenage girl outside a birthday party near Esperance on WA’s south coast, the Supreme Court has been told.
Key points:
- Brodie Gibbard left Kaitlyn Scott critically injured on the roadside
- Gibbard left the scene and did not go to police until 7 hours later
- He pleaded guilty to unlawfully killing Ms Scott in the 2018 incident
Brodie Lee Gibbard then left the scene, leaving 16-year-old Kaitlyn Scott critically injured on the side of the road to be helped by her friends.
Ms Scott died later in hospital from multiple injuries.
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