A devastating crash on January 28th claimed the lives of two drivers, Peta and Bryan Kerr, in a head-on collision fueled by speed, methamphetamine, and emotional turmoil. Peta, driving an unregistered car with her infant son, crossed the center line after a night of argument with the baby’s father — a journey that ended in tragedy. Bryan, on a fishing trip, had no chance to react as her vehicle veered into his lane. Coroner Mary-Ann Borrowdale revealed Peta’s blood levels were dangerously high, she was banned from driving, and struggled with mental health and addiction — but found no evidence she intended to kill. The coroner warned that her choices could have cost her child his life too, calling for stronger roadside drug testing to prevent future tragedies.
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