Samuel Williamson, 33, admitted causing the death of three passengers by dangerous driving.
A motorist who killed his brother and two other passengers in a crash has admitted causing their deaths by dangerous driving.
His brother, James Williamson, 37 and Mandy McCallum, 30, were thrown from the Vauxhall Astra convertible as it hit a wall and tree.Williamson had no licence or insurance and was not authorised to drive the vehicle involved in the crash, the High Court in Glasgow heard. Peter Ferguson was in the front seat, while the three others were in the back with Mr Ferguson's dog.Prosecutor Chris MacIntosh told the court the vehicle failed to negotiate a left-hand bend of the road."This caused the vehicle to become airborne and it continued before the rear of the car struck a mature tree.
Mr Beveridge - a widowed father of two - sustained severe injuries to the head, chest, abdomen and pelvis. Ms McCallum suffered chest, abdomen and pelvis injuries.James Williamson is survived by his six-year-old son, while Ms McCallum had a 13-year-old son.Mr Ferguson escaped with an arm injury however his dog was put down due to the nature of its wounds.
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