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Banned driver in stolen Maserati who killed pensioner jailed

Banned driver in stolen Maserati who killed pensioner jailed
BBC UK Friday 21 August 2026, 09:29 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Fraser Garden was almost three times the speed limit when he crashed into John Bell's garden in Broughty Ferry.

Fraser Garden was almost three times the speed limit when he crashed into John Bell's garden in Broughty Ferry.
Maserati (ORG) Fraser Garden (PERSON) John Bell's (PERSON) Broughty Ferry (LOCATION)
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