The inquest into the tragic death of baby Sophia Kelemen has been delayed due to a power outage affecting the court’s IT systems
Tenby: So, there’s been a sad turn of events regarding the inquest for little Sophia Kelemen. She was just six months old when a car accident took her life in a parking lot. It happened on January 2, and she sadly passed away the next day.
A man from Leigh, 33 years old, has been charged with several offenses, including causing death by dangerous driving. The inquest was supposed to start on January 10 at Pembrokeshire County Hall, but guess what? A power cut messed up the IT systems, so they had to postpone it.
Now, they’re looking to reschedule it for next week, but they haven’t set a new date yet. The guy charged, Flaviu Naghi, is facing some serious charges, including driving without a license and insurance. He’s already been to court and is in custody until his next hearing on February 7.
Sophia’s aunt, Adriana, shared how much they loved her. She described Sophia as a bubbly, smiley baby who was always excited and playful. It’s heartbreaking to think they won’t get to see her grow up or make memories together.
