- Posting the shocking footage to her Twitter account, she recounted the horrifying crash to warn against drink-driving
An OnlyFans model who was thrown into the air after being hit by a drunk driver has revealed how she survived the ‘unsurvivable’ crash.
Finley Taylor was walking her dog with her husband Eddie near their home in Ammanford, south Wales, on May 30, 2021, when a motorist crashed into her and didn’t stop.
Ms Taylor said she thought she was going to die and considered herself lucky to have come away with just 15 stitches.
Her husband and their Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Walter, were left largely unhurt.
Posting the shocking footage to her Twitter account, she recounted the horrifying crash to warn against drink-driving.
Speaking to her followers, she said: ‘This should have been unsurvivable. The chances of surviving a car hitting you at 40mph are slim to none.
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‘It was the most intense moment. I did not know what had happened.
‘It was like an impact I have never felt in my life, it was like being punched by a giant fist.’
Ms Taylor explained that the incident had happened across the road from a rugby club, and passers-by’s flocked to help her – with one even hailing down a cab to follow the driver.
She continued: ‘For several hours I laid on the ground. I was waiting for the ambulance. I was screaming at people to kill me. The pain was unbearable.’
She told her followers that the incident had taken place at around 8.00pm, but she did not leave the scene until after midnight when she was taken to hospital in an ambulance.
‘It wasn’t until the next morning that they discovered the back of my calf had been torn open completely down the muscle,’ she added.
Following the hit-and-run, Ms Taylor said it took ‘quite a while’ for the police to arrive and said she was not asked to give a statement.
She said that police told her there was no CCTV footage of the incident, so she was left to find it herself by asking the landlord of a local pub.
The driver, Emily Down, appeared at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court on July 1, 2021, where she was handed a £153 fine and a 28-month driving ban.
She pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle when above the drink-drive limit, driving a motor vehicle without a licence, and failing to stop after a road accident.
Ms Taylor, who was in court to hear the verdict, said she had to stop her work as an adult model as a result of the collision, which impacted her financially.
