Death plunge from garage
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SYDNEY (Reuter, AP) - A 52-year-old man was killed when his sports car went over a cliff into the sea after it had reversed at speed through his closed garage door, across a road and through a fence. The car dropped 50ft into the sea and became jammed in underwater rocks. The man's body floated free of the wreckage and was recovered.
Police are not sure whether the crash was an accident and the car is to be examined for defects after it is pulled from the water.
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