Irish honeymooners cheat death as car ploughs into crowd

AN Irish couple yesterday told how they cheated death on their honeymoon after a stolen car ploughed into a crowded pavement on the Las Vegas strip.

Irish honeymooners cheat death as car ploughs into crowd
Mon, 26 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Paul O’Hare and Eoin English

Aidan Nolan and his wife, Rachel Burke, believe they were fortunate to survive the collision which killed two people and injured 12.

The driver, Stephen Michael Ressa, aged 27, was arrested and will face charges of murder and attempted murder because police believe he acted deliberately.

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