Deceased
David Mills Goodwin
Demographics
44y, male
Date of death
2010-04-02
Finding date
2010-12-07
Cause of death
Multiple injuries from motor vehicle collision
AI-generated summary
David Mills Goodwin, a 44-year-old motorcycle enthusiast, died from multiple injuries sustained in a head-on collision on the Midland Highway near Pine Lodge, Victoria on 2 April 2010. The collision involved two motorcycles: Mr Goodwin's vintage Norton and Malcolm Domaille's Harley Davidson. Mr Domaille was overtaking other motorcycles within an Outlaws Motorcycle Club group ride when he veered into the oncoming lane, colliding with Mr Goodwin at approximately 2:20 pm. The coroner found that Mr Goodwin did not contribute to the collision. The primary causative factors were Mr Domaille's excessive speed (110-120 km/h in a 100 km/h zone) and the effects of cannabis and methamphetamine on his judgment and reaction time. Mr Domaille also died from his injuries. The investigation was hampered by the Outlaws Motorcycle Club members' refusal to cooperate with police.
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