Shocking CCTV captures fatal 139mph crash in 'one of worst speeding cases'

This is the moment a car going over 130 miles an hour ran a red light and killed an innocent driver.The victim, a 50 -year -old man.

It will never be the same anyway.This pain I feel won't go away.

We'll show you the moments leading up to the crash and how the two men responsible tried to hide their tracks.It's just gone 11 o 'clock in the evening on Sunday the 8th of March.21 -year -old Uwais Hussain and 24 -year -old Usman Mahmood are at the local petrol station, filling up the car that would, in a few hours, be involved in a fatal accident.In the passenger seat, you can see Mahmood preparing what appears to be a nitrous oxide balloon, which the two would inhale as they sped down the Kingsway in Manchester.A lot of evidence gathered during the investigation comes from the two men themselves.Several videos on their phones shows Hussein, the driver, zooming in on the speedometer, which clocks speeds of over 100 miles an hour.

Footage from the passenger seat shows them running red lights and passing cars at incredible speed.They also brag about inhaling balloons throughout, with one clip explicitly showing the driver was doing them as he sped down a 30 mile per hour road.CCTV footage from outside the vehicle really puts into context just how fast they're going, reaching speeds of up to 139 miles per hour.And dashcam footage from two separate lorries shows the contrast between their speed and fellow cars.4 .36am, tragedy struck.Running a red light, the two men crashed into each other.

The owner of this Apple Watch was in a serious car crash and did not respond to an emergency call.

The victim was Sylvester Abayomi, known to his friends as Syl.He was on his way to work and died of his injuries.His partner Denise told ITV News that he was the love of her life.

when they could have gone over to him just to make...I don't know.I don't know whether he was a weight shock and then gone.I don't know.I'll never know.But they could have gone to be with him so he wouldn't be on his own.

But they didn't even do that.No matter how bad and scared any normal person would go over, I would.

Police say there was a prolonged disregard for public safety, and it was one of the most extreme cases of dangerous driving they've ever seen.The two men now face prison,will have to live with what they've done for the rest of their lives.