“Heartbroken” is how the family of a man who may have remained unnoticed for an hour after crushing his automobile has described themselves.
On April 17, at North Camp, Hampshire, Thomas High, 29, of Tongham, Surrey, was pronounced dead at the scene.
At 00:20 BST, authorities were notified of a crash on the A331, but stated that it “could have happened much earlier”.
The family of Mr. High released a statement in which they said: “He leaves behind a heartbroken family including his two young sons.”
According to the police, Mr. High, of Poyle Road, was operating a Peugeot 206 when it veered off the northbound lane and struck several trees.
Authorities have issued a call to action for anyone who observed the car on the road between 23:00 and 23:30 on April 16 or who saw the incident.
