Last Saturday Hartley Cox was in good spirits.
Sitting in a Queen Elizabeth Hospital bed after a vehicular accident a fortnight ago, he told friends and colleagues at Stoute’s Car Rental that he was feeling better and would probably be going home soon.
But in a completely unexpected chain of events, Cox took a turn for the worse, and died on Easter Monday, succumbing to injuries suffered in the crash last month.
He is the island’s fifth road fatality for 2013. (BA)
Crash victim dies in QEH
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