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Causing Death by Negligent Driving (Eshed) 96-05-24 Southern District Attorney’s Office – Criminal v. Shai Yosef Haddad - part 5

October 19, 2026
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The witness was asked how the incident affected her life and she testified:
"It disrupted my whole life.  I have an orthopedic injury, I have bras from my foot to my shoulder.  I've been very unstable since then and I need a cinema camera many times and crutches to make transitions.  I also have a visual impairment and I can't move around with all the things that help me get around, both crutches, a cinema and a stick.  Part of it is in my bag.  Following the accident, I have a certificate of blindness." (See her testimony of 8 January 2025, pp.  5,5-8).

She testified, because she underwent head surgery.  She has a neurological injury as well as problems with her hand range of motion.  She is going to undergo another brain surgery in order to stay alive.

The witness was asked how the accident affected her emotionally and emotionally:
"The accident caused all kinds of problems, I don't remember what I had before, in my relationship it caused difficulties.  Due to my physical condition, my marriage was no longer successful.

To Beyham's question"Q, do you receive assistance or support? And how is your schedule after the accident?
The witness replies: I have a psychologist and I am receiving medication in the emotional aspect.  In the morning I try to get organized and it takes a lot of time, I don't know how much.  I have a maid, I organize with the help of a maid, and then I go to the treatments and then I go home and fall asleep, I don't have the energy for anything or so, and then I wake up, take a shower and go back to sleep." (See her testimony of 8 January 2025, pp.  6, paras.  19-25).

The witness was asked which lane and speed she droveShe testified:
"A.  The accident happened in my lane and I drove slowly for sure, I never drove again
From the speed limit." (See her testimony of 8 January 2025, pp.  6, paras.  29-30).

In her cross-examination, she was asked whether she remembered giving testimony to the investigator at the house Levinstein & She
Testified:
"Because I had to undergo brain surgery and was told it would damage my memory, so I wanted to
Giving testimony to the police before that because I don't really remember it now, but I
Remember I spoke with him." (See her testimony of January 8,2025, p.  7, paras.  11-12).

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