Topic: jessie perry

The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal upheld a sentence of six years for causing death by dangerous driving.

Conroy Warrenton Nairne, 33, was sentenced on Friday to six years’ imprisonment for causing the death of 21-year-old Jessie Perry by dangerous driving in September 2015. Nairne had been driving at 127 mph when his Audi hit the curb at a bend in the road by Public Beach on West Bay Road and became airborne.

An Audi A4 was traveling at approximately 127 miles per hour on West Bay Road when it collided with a curb, crashed and burst into flames, causing the death of 21-year-old Jessie Perry in September 2015.

A 33-year-old George Town man was charged on Thursday with Death by Dangerous Driving in connection with an accident on Sept. 14, 2015 on West Bay Road near Public Beach.

The family of Jessie Perry has been left devastated after the 21-year-old burn victim passed away Monday night in Jamaica.

The family of crash victim Jessie Perry have thanked the entire community for their support in helping the 21-year-old get vital medical care.

The driver involved in the crash which left 21-year-old Jessie Perry in critical condition with extensive burn injuries has been arrested.