A man went into a coma after a car accident and when he regained consciousness, he accused his girlfriend of deliberately causing the accident, which led to his death. Florida resident Daniel Waterman was in the car with his girlfriend when she told him she was pregnant. She claimed that Leah Mumby told her, “I don’t know what’s going to happen, but you’re going to get what you deserve.” After this she started driving recklessly. His girlfriend got angry and started messaging someone when he told her about the pregnancy.
According to court documents, on the night of the Super Bowl in February, the pair were driving on Interstate 95 in Flagler County, Florida. 24-year-old Mumbi told Mumbi that she was pregnant, after which she received a message from a woman in New York. She became angry and the car crashed into a tree. Waterman suffered serious injuries and went into a coma.
The man regained consciousness briefly in May, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by People magazine. He tried his best not to let his girlfriend survive and used a whiteboard to tell investigators that she was the cause of the accident. She narrated everything that happened in the car, pregnancy, fights and how she got angry and started driving at high speed.
Mamby was injured in an accident
Heather Waterman told Syracuse.com that he was messaging a friend who was a Philadelphia Eagles fan, while he was a Kansas City Chiefs fan. Both the teams were face to face in this year’s Super Bowl. Mamby was also seriously injured in the accident, but both she and her unborn child survived. He told investigators he did not know the cause of the accident. But Waterman wakes up and tells them everything because she was caught in the headlights.
death from pneumonia
In July, she was transferred to Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse, but died of pneumonia on October 8. Following Waterman’s testimony, Mamby was charged with reckless driving, causing serious bodily injury and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Following Waterman’s death, he was also charged with manslaughter in a vehicular accident, according to People. Waterman’s family has refused to take custody of the child.
