Bus crash inquiry continues

By News Staff

Posted Mar 30, 2010 7:20 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

An inquiry into the bus crash that killed a nine year-old girl over two years ago continues Tuesday.

A toxicologist is scheduled to take the stand after driver Louise Rogers wrapped up her testimony Monday.

The court heard that she had tried to kill herself about a month before the crash.

She had frequent appointments with a psychologist and had been hospitalized in a psychiatric ward.

Court heard her boss also had to call her frequently to wake her up before work.

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