Falling from a 60mph vehicle left Angel Lynn paralyzed after being kidnapped by her then-boyfriend Chay Bowskill and his friend Rocco Sansome.
Angel Lynn from Loughborough was kidnaped by her then-boyfriend and his friend forcing, her to step inside the van in Rothley, Leicestershire, in September 2020.
Unfortunately, things turned south when Angel fell out of the vehicle while it was at the speed of 60mph on the A6 near Mountsorrel.
Though the fall did not take her life, it sure made it a living hell giving her severe head, brain injuries, paralysis, inability to talk and feed herself.
Now that she has made her way back to her parents, concerned people want to know about what she is doing now, what is her condition, injuries, health, and more.
Here is what we know about her situation.
What Is Angel Lynn Doing Now?
Since the accident, her day starts in bed and ends in bed.
She faces injuries causing a severe inability to walk, talk or feed herself. She has to depend on her nurse and family the whole time even for basic work.
Due to the same reason, she has to live in 24-hour specialist care in a rehabilitation center.
On the other hand, her former boyfriend Bowskill was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison after being found guilty of kidnap, controlling, and coercive behavior.
In addition, he also perverted the course of justice at Leicester Crown Court.
Plus, according to recent reports, the kidnappers could have their prison terms extended as part of a review by the Court of Appeal.
What Happened To Her? Kidnaping, Injuries And Health Today
Angel Lynn was snatched off the street in Rothley, Leicestershire, in September 2020 by Chay Bowskill and Rocco Sansome after the then couple had an argument earlier.
After the boys took her into the van, a horrible accident took place, causing her to fall from a running vehicle at 60mph.
Given that, Bowskill was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison, Sansome, on the other hand, received jail terms of 21 months.
She now suffers catastrophic injuries, including brain damage, paralysis, and whatnot.