Driver Jailed for Killing Two Teens in Car Meet Tragedy
Dhiya Al Maamoury received a 13.5-year sentence for causing deaths by dangerous driving during a car meet in Oldbury, 2022.
- Dhiya Al Maamoury, 56, lost control of his modified Nissan Skyline, killing Liberty Charris and Ben Corfield, and injuring two others.
- The incident occurred at a car meet near Birmingham, where Al Maamoury was reportedly 'showing off' his car's capabilities.
- The car had been imported from Japan and modified to include a turbo engine and fire-spitting exhaust.
- Al Maamoury initially denied the charges but later pleaded guilty to causing deaths and serious injuries by dangerous driving.
- The court banned Al Maamoury from driving for 14 years, with the judge emphasizing the reckless nature of his actions.