OnlyFans model ‘begged to die’ after hit and run crash

An OnlyFans model who ‘begged to die’ after she was mowed down in a hit-and-run crash has spoken of her disappointment as the female drink driver is fined.

Finley Taylor, 27, was walking her dog with her husband Eddie, 28, near their home in Ammanford, Wales, on May 30 when a motorist crashed into her and didn’t stop.

Shocking footage shows the moment Ms Taylor was launched into the air by the impact, before she begged passers-by to let her die as she was in so much pain.

Ms Taylor was left with gruesome injuries and she doesn’t know when she will next be able to post on her OnlyFans, an adult model content subscription service. 

Her husband and their Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Walter were left largely unhurt.

Finley Taylor (above), 27, was walking her dog with her husband Eddie, 28, near their home in Ammanford, Wales, on May 30 when a motorist crashed into her and didn’t stop

Ms Taylor had 15 stitches in her leg (seen above) following the collision on May 30

Emily Down last week appeared at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court where she was handed a £153 fine and a 28-month driving ban.

She pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle when above the drink-drive limit, driving a motor vehicle without a licence, and failing to stop after a road accident.

The court heard how Down, of Parc Gwernen, Fforestfach, Tycroes, was more than twice the legal drink-drive limit with 92mg of alcohol in 100ml of breath when her white Citroen DS3 hit Finley. The legal limit is 35.

Ms Taylor, who was in court to hear the verdict, said she had to stop her work as an adult model as a result of the collision, which has had an impact on her financially. 

Ms Taylor was left with gruesome injuries and she doesn’t know when she will next be able to post on her OnlyFans, an adult model content subscription service

Ms Taylor, who was in court to hear the verdict, said she had to stop her work as an adult model as a result of the collision, which has had an impact on her financially

She accused Down of ‘smirking’ as she admitted the charges and said the defendant showed ‘very little emotion other than being vaguely irritated by having to be there’.

As well as the fine and driving ban Down must carry out 250 hours of unpaid work and attend a 30-day rehabilitation course.

Speaking after the verdict, Ms Taylor said: ‘It’s really disappointing. I think she should have got so much more than that. 

‘I am not living my life as I was before this happened to me.’

Ms Taylor has undergone emergency surgery and had 15 stitches to her leg following the crash, but is still making progress on her recovery. Pictured: Her injuries

She previously said: ‘I can’t describe how bad the pain was. I didn’t even see the car coming, I was just in intense pain and scared. 

‘As I lay there I recall being sure I was going to die […] I was begging the rugby players to let me die.’

 Ms Taylor has undergone emergency surgery and had 15 stitches to her leg following the crash, but is still making progress on her recovery.

‘I still feel pretty rough, I have another appointment next week,’ she said. 

‘My left side is still in some pain and I’m not walking as I should be. My leg is now free [from bandages] but I’m still very sore.

‘I don’t know how long it will be until I’ve recovered.’