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Grandmother Captures Last Photo Of Three-Year-Old Granddaughter Just Minutes Before Tragic D3ath

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Jensen revealed that the family was strolling in their private driveway when a Chevy Tahoe came hurtling down the road, hitting all three of them.

“My mother was waving her hands, screaming for him to stop and she tried to grab my children to move them out of the way but he was going too fast. Scarlett was killed almost instantly and my mum and Henry were critically injured,” Jensen said.

According to hospital staff, the boy was handed over with multiple injuries, including eight broken ribs, a fractured spine, broken clavicle, a broken jaw, and more. “Henry spent a week in the PICU before he was stable enough to come home, and he had a full body brace on for 10 weeks,” Jensen told People.

According to the woman, it was weeks before Jamie realized that the photo she had snapped just prior to the accident was the last one she had of her granddaughter alive. “My mum lost her phone when they were hit and it took us a while to find it, so when we finally did I was going through pictures and found that one,” Jensen said.

“I looked at the timestamp and realized it was only five minutes before her declared time of death, so it must have been taken seconds before the person hit them.”

The driver of the vehicle was apprehended and identified as a 23 year old from Newport. The driver was taken to the hospital after sustaining injuries. The man is now serving 10 years in prison, with two years credited for time according to Jensen. Since her death, a GoFundMe has been set up to help offset the costs of a funeral.

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