A video has shown the rather shocking final moments before a driver killed a grandmother in an unbelievably fatal crash.
John Morgan was seen just moments before causing the fatal crash
This is the video showing the final moments before a reckless driver caused a fatal collision which killed a grandmother as she celebrated her wedding anniversary.
According to Daily Star UK, John Morgan admitted causing death by dangerous driving on the third day of his trial at Newport Crown Court this week for his part in the horrific crash.
Ray Jones, 50, died as a result of serious head injuries sustained during the collision.
Morgan, 47, had previously denied that his driving fell below the standard of a competent and careful driver but changed his plea during the trial.
Footage released of the harrowing incident shows Morgan filling his car up with petrol just moments before recklessly pulling out onto B4246 Abergavenny Road in Blaenavon.
His Volvo C70 collided with a Kawasaki motorbike, ridden by Ms Jones’ husband Brian, sending both riders flying.
Speaking after the hearing, Leighton Mawer, of the CPS, said: “By presenting eye witness accounts, collision investigation experts and CCTV, the CPS was able to portray clear evidence of the standard of Morgan’s driving.
“The prosecution case was that his manoeuvre was dangerous, after the third day of the trial Morgan pleaded guilty to the offence. Morgan’s driving that evening resulted in tragic consequences.
"We hope that Mr Jones and his family find some comfort in the conclusion of the case and our thoughts and sympathies are with them.”
The court heard how Morgan had originally told police he stopped at the junction for a number of seconds before pulling out.
But after he was shown CCTV of the incident, he gave a prepared statement saying: “I accept that I pulled out of the junction without looking properly.
“This was the result of a momentary lapse of concentration on my part.”
Judge Thomas Crowther QC said: “We may sometimes make mistakes but we know from childhood to admit to them sooner. We have to take responsibility for the mistakes we make.
“We have seen the family (of the victim) go through hell.”
Morgan was remanded in custody until sentencing on December 15.
Watch the video below: