By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 05:45 EST, 24 July 2012 | UPDATED: 06:43 EST, 24 July 2012 A dying car crash victim begged a rescuer to leave him and save his two unconscious friends still trapped in a car wreck just moments before it exploded into flames. Jason Kenealy, 32, had been pulled clear of a Vauxhall Corsa by a passerby after it crashed into another vehicle and burst into flames. His best friend Carl Yates, 25, was driving and pleaded guilty to causing Mr Kenealy's death by driving carelessly while under the influence of alcohol two times over the legal limit.
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Jason Kenealy was fatally injured in the crash but insisted his rescuer save his two friends still trapped in the car
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He was in the front passenger seat which took most of the impact
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The driver Carl Yates started his five year and four month jail sentence after pleading guilty to careless driving whilst twice the legal drink driving limit
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The car collided with another vehicle carrying a family of five who suffered a range of injuries
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Kevin Willis rescued the three men before the Vauxhall Corsa blew up
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The three men in the Corsa were not wearing seatbelts
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