The heart -shaped cause of video surveillance of a young woman and her brother -Teenage coming out of KMART store means so much for their broken mom

A well -deserved mother, who lost her two children in a terrible high -speed accident 17 months ago, shared the final personnel about them shortly before his death.

The children of Angelina Kaufman, 24 years old, and 15-year-old Ernesto, were hit during the frontal collision from the house in southwest Sydney on September 1, 2023, when the oncoming car allegedly overturned to the wrong side of the road.

Just 44 minutes earlier, the couple was captured on video surveillance, leaving KMART in Westfield -Liverpool.

Alina went there to pick up her brother at the end of her change, who just started working there.

Ms. Kaufman returned to Kmart store only twice since she died her children.

One visit was to ask the store to track the final footage of Alina and Ernesto, which she publicly shared on Tiktok last week.

“When I came in, I trembled and wept,” Ms. Kaufman said Yahoo.

“I just wanted to see them alive, because after that the only time I saw them was dead in the morgue. I just wanted to see my children.

The footage showed that Alina and Ernesto, who wore their KMART form, left the store nearby.

“What I got the most … They come out without even knowing that it is the last time they are about to go together, going to eat together,” Ms. Kaufman said.

After leaving Westfield Liverpool, Alina left 2.2 km to McDonald’s on Elizabeth Drive, where at 9.14 in the evening she called her mother and joked.

“My daughter called me a joke, saying,” Mom, I couldn’t find my brother. “I said,” What? “She said” No, no, I’m just joking! He is in a car with me, we are in McDonald’s, ”Ms. Kaufman recalled.

“I said,” Ok, I love you, I drive, “and they said” I love you too, Mom. ”

It was the last contact with loved ones.

Six minutes later, the brothers and sisters were only 100 meters from their Henberg house when they were allegedly hit and killed on Sadlair Avenue.

Driver, Johnson Kokozian, 21 years old, allegedly escaped from the scene.

By that time, his license was allegedly disqualified. He remains in prison in prison.

“I can’t wrap my head why they died, especially this way. They were so close to home … It just doesn’t press my brain, ”Ms. Kaufman said.

“They did nothing wrong, they were really good people.”

If they were still alive today, Alina was likely to work as a nurse, and Ernesto would just start 12 years.

According to his mother, he wanted to be a social worker and help families and children.

Ms. Kaufman wants tougher punishments for serious traffic crimes and collected 200,000 signatures for a petition.

The NSW Laws Commission is considering its submission over the last 10 months, but it is disappointed at the slow pace of bureaucracy.

Ms. Kaufman said she would not allow her children to become only another statistics of road death.

‘I’ll never stop. I do not want the other family to survive it, this death sentence I was dealing with, “she said.

“The laws must change, Australia must change. Enough ‘enough.