Deceased
Kate Leanne Zulpo
Demographics
24y, female
Date of death
2007-04-03
Finding date
2009-02-09
Cause of death
Head, chest and leg injuries from motor vehicle collision (Driver)
AI-generated summary
Kate Leanne Zulpo, aged 24, died from head, chest and leg injuries sustained in a motor vehicle collision on the Eumundi-Kenilworth Road near Eerwah Vale, Queensland on 3 April 2007. She was the sole occupant and driver of a Toyota Corolla that collided with a rigid truck towing a tipper trailer. She was pronounced life extinct at Nambour General Hospital after being transported by Queensland Ambulance Service helicopter. The coroner examined concerns about roadway conditions but found, following detailed investigation by forensic crash investigators and Department of Main Roads officers, that the roadway had been suitably upgraded and was not a causative factor in the accident. No adverse findings were made against any person or agency.
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