A MANIAC posted a video of his speedometer reaching 100mph moments before he left a woman paralysed in a devastating crash.

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A driver filmed his speedometer hitting 100mph on Snapchat just seconds before he crashed into the car in front and tragically left a young woman paralysed. Gavin Coull, 32, of Fraserburgh ...

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