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Former Big Brother contestant Tomás Holder injured in serious car crash: “He almost killed us”

From Clarín · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Argentine influencer and former Big Brother contestant Tomás Holder said another car struck his vehicle after allegedly running a red light in Buenos Aires.
  • Holder shared images of the badly damaged vehicle and said he and his companions suffered pain and injuries.

Former Big Brother contestant Tomás Holder said he and his companions were nearly killed in a serious crash in Buenos Aires early Sunday, September 6.

This murderer almost killed us.

· Tomás HolderHolder blamed the other driver after saying the vehicle had crossed a red light.

Holder said they were traveling along Avenida del Libertador when another car struck their vehicle after allegedly passing through a red light. “This murderer almost killed us,” he wrote, blaming the other driver for the crash.

This guy with bad intentions just crashed into us, he almost killed us.

· Tomás HolderHolder repeated his accusation while showing signs of pain after the collision.

The 25-year-old influencer posted several images of the damaged vehicle on social media. In another message, he said he was covered in bruises, felt pain throughout his body and was in shock. He reported injuries to his legs and head, while saying that the others also hurt.

He almost killed us, this murderer, running a red light. I’m covered in bruises, my whole body hurts. I’m really in shock, I can’t believe it. I have bruises on my legs and head, and we all hurt.

· Tomás HolderHolder described his injuries and condition in a later Instagram post.

Holder also criticized people who leave venues and drink alcohol. Shortly before the crash, he had shared images from a nightclub he had apparently attended.

People who go out and drink alcohol are awful.

· Tomás HolderHolder criticized people who drink after leaving entertainment venues.
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Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.