Seconds from disaster: Shattered mother shares the tragic final photo of her three smiling girls as they walked to get ice cream moments before they were hit and killed by a 'drunk driver'
- The children caught up in the Oatlands tragedy took a selfie just moments earlier
- Antony, Angelina and Sienna Abdallah, and Veronique Sakr, died on February 1
- Samuel William Davidson, 29, was allegedly drunk when he hit and killed the kids
- Leila Abdallah - who lost three children in tragedy - shared heartbreaking image
- In the photo five girls, who were all relatives, pose happily while on a sunset walk
This is the heartbreaking final photo taken by a group of children just minutes before they were struck by an alleged speeding drunk driver at Oatlands.
Smiling and offering up a peace sign as they embark on a 'sunset walk', Angelina, 12, Leanna, 10, and Sienna Abdallah, 9, and their cousin Veronique Sakr, 10, and Mabelle Kassas, pose for a group photo taken about 7.45pm on February 1.
Their relatives Antony Abdallah, 13, and Charbel Kassas, 11, are standing out of shot.
But just a few hundred metres down the road in Sydney's north-west, as they neared the corner store where they were walking to get ice cream, the group of seven was struck by an out-of-control car, killing four of them.
The photo was shared on social media by Leila Abdallah who captioned the picture: 'Their last sunset walk on this earth. Saturday 1/2/2020 before God called them back home.'
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This is the heartbreaking final selfie taken just moments before the Oatlands tragedy. (L to R) Mabelle Kassas, Angelina Abdallah, Sienna Abdallah, Veronique Sakr and Leanna Abdallah, all pose happily for the photo just minutes before 8pm on February 1, Saturday
Moments later Antony, 13, Angelina, 12, and Sienna Abdallah, 9, (all left) and cousin Veronique Sakr, 10, (right) would be mowed down by an alleged drunk driver as they walked to get dessert
The grieving mother has started a blog called 'The Four Angels' to remember her three children Antony, Angelina and Sienna and their cousin Veronique, who all died in the horrific accident.
'I've started a page where I will be sharing what's in my heart, the wonderful gift my children were and how blessed I was to have them in my life,' Mrs Abdallah wrote.
'Thank you so much for your kind words and the support during this difficult time.'
The accident happened when an out-of-control 4WD being driven by alleged drunk driver Samuel William Davidson, 29, ploughed into the group of on Bettington Road.
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Four children died while three others were treated for serious injuries. One child, nine-year-old Charbel Kassas remains in hospital.
Davidson has been charged with 20 offences including four counts of manslaughter and high-range drink driving, and remains behind bars until his next court appearance.
The morning after the crash, Danny Abdallah told how he had given money to the children so they could walk to get dessert.
Mr Abdallah said he had given the children a 'little bit of independence' when a 'one in a million' tragedy occurred.
Leila Abdallah has started a blog called 'The Four Angels' which will commemorate the lives of her three children and their cousin. She is pictured with her husband Danny Abdallah
Framed photographs of Antony, Sienna and Angelina are carried out in front of their caskets at the completion of their emotional funeral service in Parramatta last month
A picture of Veronique Sakr is lofted high into the air as thousands of mourners file out of her funeral in the chapel at Santa Sabina College in Sydney, where she went to school
Bridget Sakr (in blue dress) is supported by her partner Craig MacKenzie, and Danny and Leila Abdallah (end left and right), at the funeral for her daughter
'These kids were just walking innocently, enjoying each other's company,' he said.
'I told them to go for a little walk. 'Stay together, you guys should be OK'. (You) give them a little bit of independence... this is one in a million, they were just walking on the footpath.'
Local resident Terri Horton was in the front yard of her home - less than 200 metres away from the crash site - when her dog approached the children as they walked past in a group on their way to the local shops.
'They were talking and giggling, and the dog was on a leash but he loves attention so he ran over closer to them,' she told Daily Mail Australia last month.
'I walked inside to get the bins and then as I walked out a few minutes later I heard this bang. It was so loud, I thought a car had crashed into a house.
'All I could hear was a little girl, screaming at the top of her lungs.'
Samuel William Davidson (pictured) was allegedly three times over the limit when he crashed into the group of seven children just before 8pm on Saturday, February 1
Davidson was driving down Bettington Road, Oatlands, just before 8pm when he lost control of his Mitsubishi 4WD (pictured) and ploughed into the group
Mr and Mrs Abdallah are overcome by emotion as they visit the makeshift shrine which was set up at the scene on Bettington Road, Oatlands, where their three children and Veronique died
Bridget Sakr is supported by her partner Craig and a friend as she kneels down at the shrine set up for her daughter Veronique and the three Abdallah children killed at Oatlands
The morning after the tragedy, Danny Abdallah (pictured centre) told how he had given money to the children so they could walk to get dessert when the 'one in a million' tragedy occurred
Police will allege that Davidson was driving at between 100kmh and 130km/h when he ploughed into the group.
Daily Mail Australia understands police will allege Davidson spent the day drinking in 40C heat at the rental property he shared with two mates, before getting behind the wheel of his vehicle.
Davidson is due to return to court on April 2.
