Reports, Sameha went to pick her mom, Mrs Akhtar, when the unfortunate incident happened - her mom went out but only saw her daughter’s shoes strewn on the driveway and her car at the bottom of the drive in Whitelands Road, High Wycombe, England.
Mrs Akhtar said:
"It was strange, like she was trying to run and was leaving her shoes behind".Mrs Akhtar called out her daughter’s name but it was not until a passer-by suggested looking underneath the car that she discovered she had been crushed.
"When I looked down I was shocked. I saw her on one side and I started screaming for help. I could see she was not breathing."Mrs Akhtar’s son, Mohammed Usman Mahmood, said:
"I could see my sister's baby in the child seat in the rear of the BMW and my mother was just screaming and screaming. I gave the baby to my mum and told her to take her inside."Emergency services arrived at the scene in Whitelands Road soon after and freed Sahema from underneath the car but were unable to perform CPR as her chest cavity was crushed and she was pronounced dead at the scene at about 8.50pm on December 23.
A post-mortem examination revealed Sahema had broken her ribs and pelvis, as well as rupturing her spleen.
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