Two truck drivers who were at the scene of the fatal accident that cost Diogo Jota and his brother their lives contradicted the official version of the Spanish police.
According to their accounts, the Lamborghini Huracán in which the footballers were traveling was not speeding, as stated in the preliminary report.
José Azevedo's account, one of the first to arrive
José Azevedo, a Portuguese truck driver who filmed the first images of the crash, said that he tried to assist the brothers after the impact.
"I filmed it, I stopped, I tried to help, but I couldn't do anything. My conscience is clear," the witness said, who was moved by the scene.
"They weren't going fast": the testimony that casts doubt on the police version
Azevedo emphasized that the car passed him moments before the accident and was not speeding. "They were very calm," he stated.
He also stated that he was able to clearly see the model and color of the vehicle despite the low visibility in that part of the A-52 highway.
