Mum begged judge ‘to jail joyrider son’ weeks before his death in M9 wrong way crash

Kamil Pustkowski, 17, died with four other teenagers in the M9 crash, which also injured three sisters and a child (Picture: TikTok/PA) The mother of a teenager killed in the wrong-way crash on the M9 in County Kildare has defended her son, saying he was ‘lost.’ Ireland is grieving the deaths of five teenagers, who were killed after the car they were travelling in the wrong way on the motorway smashed into a family vehicle on Sunday, August 16. The five young occupants of the BMW were killed – Kamil Pustkowski, 17, Jack Kennedy, 17, Jeremy O’Brien, 18, Joe Carthy, 15, and 16–year–old Alex McCarthy. Three sisters and a child travelling in the other car, Ella Hendricken, Niamh Kinsella and Alma Kinsella, and Alma’s seven-year-old son, were injured and remain in hospital. Jeremy O’Brien (from