An accused drug duration program has admitted the accident that a young Melbourne model killed, but the battle of the victim for justice remains on hold.
Connor Mathiasson, 24, appointed a court in Melbourne on Monday, where he owed to dangerous driving and caused the death of Elise Hodder.
Mrs. Hodder, 24, was in Sir Zelman Cowen Park in Kooyong in Melbourne in the interior, when she was hit by the vehicle driven by Mathiasson just after 1 hour on October 13 last year.
The glamorous young model with the world at her feet had gone to party with friends at a rave before she was tragically murdered.
It is claimed that Mathiasson, who turned 24 last month, tried to turn the parking lot out when he hit three pedestrians, including MS Hodder.
Mrs. Hodder was stuck under the car and died on the spot.
Another female pedestrian, Emma Swords, at the time 26, was rushed to the Alfred Hospital, where she underwent an emergency operation to reconstruct both ankles.
Mathiasson, Van Sunbury in northwestern Melbourne, also argued guilty of dangerous driving and caused serious injury to MS Swords.
Elise Hodder (photo) was in Kooyong in Melbourne in the Interior East when she was hit by the vehicle and killed on October 13
Connor Mathiasson, 24, presented a Melbourne court court on Monday, where he owed dangerous driving guilty that caused death
The third struggle was not injured.
The incident is said to have been seen by police officers who visited the park because of various Triple-0 calls with regard to noise complaints.
Researchers claimed that Mathiasson had an alcohol content in the blood of 0.213, more than four times the legal limit.
Mathiasson, who today admitted in court that he was not cooled at the court when he caused the accident in which Mrs. Hodder was killed, is also suspected of having his system in his system.
Many of the family and friends of Mrs. Hodder, including her parents, were present at the court to hear Mathiasson plead guilty guilty, but there is still a waiting time for full justice.
Mathiasson did not owe a more serious accusation of culpable driving that caused death and not guilty of negligent driving caused serious injury.
Rishi Nathwani KC, for Mathiasson, said that his client accepted 'responsibility' for the accident 'as he did on the spot'.
Mr Nathwani also said it was a possibility that Mathiasson will dispute the remaining charges, but it was “unlikely that it will be a process of process.”
Mrs. Hodder was a glamorous young model with the world at her feet to party with friends at a rave before she was killed tragically
Magistrate Michelle Mykytowycz paid her respect to Mrs. Hodder's family for their courage to come to court.
“Thank you for coming to court today,” said Magistrate Mykytowycz.
“It really makes me heartbreaking to see the strong support that your family has for your daughter Elise, so I thank you.”
Shortly after the tragedy, Mrs. Hodder, Pauline and Michael's deeply broken parents described their daughter to media as a 'beautiful soul with an image that touched everyone'.
They were especially 'proud' of Mrs. Hodder for recently obtaining a full page in the August edition of the New York-based fashion publication Vanguard Magazine.
The shattered aunt of Mrs. Hodder also attended the crash scene the next day to lay flowers with an improvised monument.
The former agency of Mrs. Hodder, Fivetwenty Model Management, described Mrs. Hodder as 'a pleasure to work with'.
“She was very curious about the industry and gave her all, always showing up with a bustling, clear attitude,” the agency said in a statement.
'It is with deep sadness to have received this news. Our condolences go to her family and friends.
'Her presence and place in our heart will never be forgotten. Rest in peace beautiful girl. '
A BUTTION COUNTRY HAS Mathiasson's father Heerdur Mathiasson said he was not aware of the alleged cannabis addiction of his son.
Mathiasson received a bail for a few days after the tragedy
The incident would be seen by police officers who attended the park because of various Triple-0 calls with regard to noise complaints
Mr Mathiasson told the court in October that he had not seen his son since Christmas, but agreed to accompany him '24 -7 'if he got a bail and grant a deposit of $ 100,000.
Mathiasson, who was sent back immediately after the incident, received a bail a few days later.
Outside the court, the father told reporters he feels for Mrs. Hodder's family.
“It is devastating, absolutely devastating, I can't really do it and I don't know what to say,” he said.
Mathiasson's bail request lawyer George Balot added: “The family expresses their deepest and condolences to the family of this woman and a quick recovery for the other wounded woman.”
Mathiasson had his bail extended with strict circumstances that he keeps on a curfew and does not control a vehicle.
He will be the court for the provincial court at a later date.
