Correction: his wife was perfectly sober, ah yes, that's probably why they didn't think of breath-testing her. >“It’s one of the most sickening, awful things that I have ever experienced,” Andrews said of the crash. “All of us wish that this young man had not ploughed into the side of the vehicle." ...But then another article quotes him saying the kid went through the windshield? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-26/daniel-andrews-moves-to-end-rumours-2013-blairgowrie-car-crash/9087888 >"He was moving at speed, he absolutely T-boned the car, hit it at such force he was literally inside the car. That's how much the windscreen was depressed, he flew up over the car and hit the road," he said. ...and then this bit: >The premier said he was “completely comfortable” about any documents relating to the crash being released. He also said Victoria police had told him not to speak to the boy’s family so he had followed that advice. ...but also this: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria-police-deny-foi-requests-for-information-about-car-crash-involving-premiers-wife/news-story/660d7dd272bc8c718d0b450ad19dc359 >PREMIER Dan Andrews has denied he interfered to stop the release of documents detailing an investigation into a collision involving his wife after a freedom of information request was rejected. And he definitely wasn't the one driving of course. >"She was driving, but I wish I had been driving because then maybe she'd be spared some of the quite shameful stuff that's been put around, and maybe things would be different," he said. No? You guys don't remember back that far? I don't blame you, it was confusing as fuck at the time, too.