Men who ‘abused woman’ before she crashed in Melbourne road rage attack say THEY are the victims

Two men who taunted a 23-year-old woman as she drove along a Melbourne freeway say they are the victims of road rage, despite footage showing them laughing as they drove away when she crashed into a wall. 

Kaysha Plant was on her way to work on Monday near Moorooduc, south-east Melbourne, when a P-plater and their passenger pulled beside her Toyota and shouted they wanted to ‘fight her’.

Moments later, she slammed into the barrier in a horrific crash that the men caught on camera.

After she crashed, the man filming was heard shouting ‘what the f***’ repeatedly as they burst into laughter.

One of the men inside a car that left the scene after a 23-year-old woman crashed off a highway into a wall has said they were the victims of road rage, not her 

One of the men involved posted on his now deactivated Facebook account, telling followers to ‘forget that [version of events]’ and that ‘she was the one who was tailgating us’, 7 News reported.

‘She came at us and had a mad go,’ he wrote. The man claimed Ms Plant ‘swerved twice’ and crashed on her own.

Earlier, Ms Plant had relived the horrific moment she realised she was going to hit the wall at speed.  

‘To be honest, I didn’t know whether I was going to live or die. I had to accept my fate that something might happen,’ she said.

‘I just closed my eyes and hoped for the best really.’

She was in tears and had to look away when she was showed footage of the horrific incident. 

‘I just hope that they are found and I hope that they are brought to justice because it’s just ridiculous,’ she said. 

One of the men in the car took to Facebook to claim Ms Plant had been tailgating him and claimed the crash was her fault, not theirs 

Ms Plant hit her head three times and had to take herself to hospital, suffering only minor injuries.  

After she crashed into the wall the man filming is heard shouting ‘what the f***’ repeatedly as they burst into laughter

Victoria Police told Daily Mail Australia Mornington police are investigating the incident. 

‘Police have been told two vehicles were travelling south along-side each other on the Peninsula Link Highway near the Balnaring exit just before 10am,’ the spokeswoman said.

‘It is believed a 23-year-old woman was driving a silver sedan when she was involved in an altercation with two male occupants of a red utility.’ 

As of Thursday afternoon, the investigation remains ongoing. 

The men allegedly involved could face charges of reckless driving and failure to stop. 

Police are seeking the male occupants of the other car which failed to stop at the scene of an accident.