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Topless Woman Killed After Smashing Head On Lamp Post After Hanging Out Of Moving Car

IANS, 12 Oct, 2017 01:08 PM

A Russian woman has died in a car accident after she hit her head while hanging out of the window on the passenger side while the driver recorded her on a mobile phone.

Natalia Borisovna Borodina, from Moscow, was on holiday in the Dominican Republic when the horrific incident occured.

The shocking video sees the mother-of-one letting her upper body hang out of the window of the moving car, before she hits a lamp post.

She was filmed by her friend Ivanna Boirachuk, who is believed to have been driving the car with Borodina seated beside her. The report quoted Russian media as claiming that she was rushed to the hospital where she succumbed to ‘serious injuries’.

WARNING: Graphic content

Posted by What's The Punishment on Thursday, 12 October 2017

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