Widower of Esther Nakajjigo describes trauma from seeing his wife decapitated by gate in Arches National Park
SALT LAKE CITY — The widower of the woman decapitated by a traffic control gate in Arches National Park testified Friday about being covered in blood and not understanding what had happened.Michaud was the last plaintiff witness in the civil trial over the June 13, 2020, death of his wife, Esther Nakajjigo. Michaud and his in-laws are asking a federal judge for $140 million.
But, Michaud testified, Nakajjigo wanted to do much of that work in the United States, where she could earn money for causes and her own family.The government has admitted liability for the accident, and federal attorneys have apologized to Michaud and expressed sympathy multiple times. To enter evidence of what happened to Nakajjigo, they called bystanders and first responders to testify about the gruesome scene that happened after wind blew the unsecured gate into the bath of Nakajjigo and Michaud’s rented Chevy Malibu.
After the accident, Michaud received a ride back to the couple’s apartment in the Denver area. He still had Nakajjigo’s blood on him, he testified.“I could not believe what happened,” Michaud said.He could not sleep or eat in the days immediately following the accident. He testified he never spent another night in the apartment he shared with Nakajjigo.
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