Soldier admits blame for fiancee's Keswick road death (From The Westmorland Gazette)
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Soldier admits blame for fiancee's Keswick road death
10:31am Tuesday 3rd November 2009 in
A soldier has admitted being to blame for the death of his fiancee in a crash on a road near Keswick.
Staff Sergeant Sean Arundale, 35, of the Royal Engineers, lost control of his Jaguar and crashed into an oncoming car when it hit a puddle on the A591 at Dunmail Raise.
His girlfriend, Victoria Baines, 38, died.
At Carlisle Crown Court Arundale, of Stockton-on-Tees, pleaded guilty to causing her death by careless driving.
He was remanded on bail for background reports and will be sentenced on November 27.
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