Bombshell review reveals 'cover-up' in Dan Andrews crash case

An explosive review into the 2013 car crash involving Dan Andrews and his wife Catherine has accused Victoria Police of engaging in a "cover-up" to 'protect' the former premier from accountability.

The review, authored by Dr Raymond Shuey, a former assistant commissioner for traffic and operations, asserts the couple’s SUV was speeding and on the wrong side of the road when it hit teenage cyclist Ryan Meuleman in Blairgowrie.

Dr Shuey’s 36-page report criticises the initial police investigation, describing it as “deeply flawed” and “unfounded.” He contends that the crash site was mishandled, and the investigation was closed prematurely without thorough evidence collection.

“The version as provided by Catherine and Daniel Andrews is considered improbable and implausible,” Shuey wrote, concluding that the vehicle was turning at speed, not stationary as claimed.

The review also points to inconsistencies in police documentation, such as the use of Catherine's maiden name, and questions the absence of critical evidence. Dr Shuey highlighted that police failed to properly identify the driver, leaving unresolved suspicions about who was behind the wheel.

The Meuleman family, pursuing a lawsuit against Slater & Gordon for negligence, is calling for the investigation to be reopened.

“Why would police pretend this case is closed when there is so much evidence they haven’t gathered?” asked Peter Meuleman, Ryan's father.

A trial is set for May next year.

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