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海伦·海恩斯第二次截肢:手术时间更明确,康复情况仍不确定
报道称,右腿手术于星期三下午进行。她的丈夫表示,她仍然活着,情况稳定,但她的预后以及被指称为司机的人的作案动机仍未确定。
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报道称,右腿手术于星期三下午进行。她的丈夫表示,她仍然活着,情况稳定,但她的预后以及被指称为司机的人的作案动机仍未确定。
海伦·海恩斯的丈夫表示,她仍然活着,病情稳定,但在外科医生截去她的双腿后,她将面临漫长而艰难的康复。10月21日星期三下午,在保腿努力失败后,医生截去了她的右腿;此前两天,她失去了左腿。手术时间线如今更加清晰,但长期医疗预后仍未明朗。6 156
“这一切中令人欣慰的是,海伦还活着,而且情况稳定,”菲尔·海恩斯告诉记者。“这对我们一家来说是最重要的事。”他的说法首先强调她活了下来,但并未暗示她的伤势已不再危险或难以应对。1
在我们于10月21日06:56 UTC播出的报道中,我们报道了她双腿均被截除、对布伦丹·纽金特的指控以及他仍被羁押的情况。后续报道明确了第二次手术的时间,并补充了有关纽金特健康状况的辩方陈述。报道没有提及另一次手术、另一次出庭或一组新的指控。
65岁的海恩斯以独立议员身份代表维多利亚州乡村选区印迪。2019年进入议会前,她从事护理、助产和健康研究工作。她在2022年和2025年保住了席位。10月19日星期一,她在旺加拉塔的选区办公室外遭到撞击,目前正在墨尔本的阿尔弗雷德医院接受治疗。1 5 7
这对我们一家来说是最重要的事。
她的丈夫说,医生星期一截去了她的左腿,之后曾尝试保住她的右腿。星期三的手术终止了这一努力。《新英格兰时报》和《旺加拉塔纪事报》的报道将第二次截肢的时间定为星期三下午;ABC News 和德国之声也都指出手术是在星期三进行的。155 156 5 4
菲尔·海恩斯还形容她的心脏和精神状态都不错。这是家人对她状况的描述,并非负责治疗的临床医生对其预后的评估。目前一些报道形容她病情危重但稳定,另一些则称她情况稳定,或仍活着且情况稳定。仅凭这些描述,无法证明她在不同报道发布期间病情有所好转或恶化。情况稳定并不意味着伤势已不再严重。7 5 1
办公室外发生了什么
据目击者称,ABC News 10月21日的报道描述,一辆丰田陆地巡洋舰SUV将海恩斯夹在她自己的汽车上,随后倒车并再次撞上她。Sky News 10月21日的报道则称,车辆驶离后掉头,随后发生第二次撞击。这是对两次撞击之间车辆行动的不同描述,并非已经确定的经过。两者都不应被当作警方已确认的调查结论。5 3
撞击的确切时间也尚未确定。详细报道将事件时间定为10月19日星期一;较早的一则使用相对日期的报道暗示事件发生在10月18日,但这一说法尚未得到独立核实。目前的报道没有理由推翻将10月19日作为报道所述日期的说法。4 7
据《独立报》报道,警方指称海恩斯是被蓄意针对的,并认为这是一起孤立事件。然而,德国之声10月21日的报道称,当局尚未明确判定事件是否蓄意为之。这个区别很重要:被指称遭到针对,并不等于动机已经确定,也不等于法院已对意图作出认定。2 4
反恐调查人员已加入调查,但他们参与调查并不能证明存在政治动机。联邦警察局长克丽丝·巴雷特表示,警方没有掌握任何具体情报表明将会发生什么。此前没有警告,以及事发地点位于议员办公室外,这两点都无法解释海恩斯为何遭到撞击。4 1
指控与辩方陈述
43岁的布伦丹·纽金特星期三在旺加拉塔治安法院出庭。他没有提出抗辩,没有申请保释,并继续被羁押。这并不意味着保释申请遭到驳回,也不代表法院已认定其有罪。检方仍须证明这些指控成立。5
据报道,与袭击有关的三项指控是:危险驾驶致严重伤害、故意造成严重伤害,以及伤害联邦公职人员。有些报道简化了后两项指控的表述;尚未对照原始起诉书核实其准确的法定措辞。另有两项大麻相关指控,分别是种植和持有。这是此前报道过的同一组两项指控,并非此次更新又新增了两项。7 1 2
据报道,纽金特的律师告诉法院,他患有一种名为特发性横贯性脊髓炎的罕见神经系统疾病,并正在从脑震荡中恢复。半岛电视台将这一说法归于澳大利亚广播公司对法庭的报道;当地电台 Edge FM 也提到了这种神经系统疾病。这些是据报道的辩方陈述,并非经过独立核实的医疗结论。现有医疗证据没有证实这两种状况与驾驶行为有关,也没有解释据称发生的袭击。1 147
维多利亚州警察局长迈克·布什表示,警方尚未排除追加指控的可能;这一说法已包含在我们此前的报道中。此次更新没有确认之后是否作出了新的起诉决定。115
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- Surgeons removed Helen Haines's right leg after efforts to save it failed. Her husband says she's alive and stable, and faces a long, difficult recovery.
- Earlier on October 21, we reported both amputations, the charges and the accused man's continued custody. The update now places the second operation on Wednesday afternoon. Her surgery's timing is clearer, but her longer-term recovery and the driver's motive are still unresolved.
- Haines is 65 and represents the rural electorate of Indi as an independent. Before Parliament, she worked in nursing, midwifery and health research. She first won the seat in 2019 and retained it in 2022 and 2025. The injuries now leave her family facing the recovery her husband described as long and difficult.
- Doctors amputated her left leg on October 19, the day she was struck. They then tried to save her right leg. That effort ended with its amputation on October 21, Wednesday afternoon, at Melbourne's Alfred Hospital.
- Phil Haines said, “The good news in all this is Helen is alive, and she's stable.” He added, “That is the most important thing for our family.” He also described her heart and mind as being in good shape. Those are her husband's descriptions of how she's doing.
- Her condition has also been described as critical but stable. The word stable doesn't mean her injuries have stopped being serious. There's no later hospital assessment explaining her longer-term outlook. Her family has described the challenge ahead, but a treatment and rehabilitation plan hasn't been announced.
- Haines was struck outside her electorate office on Murphy Street in Wangaratta, Victoria, on Monday, October 19. She received treatment locally before being transferred to Melbourne's Alfred Hospital for emergency surgery. Her husband's account describes two impacts.
- Witnesses describe Haines being pinned against her own car by a Toyota Land Cruiser SUV. They describe the vehicle moving before a second impact. Some describe it reversing. Others describe it driving away and turning around. Police haven't explained the precise route, so those differing descriptions still leave the vehicle's movements unresolved.
- Brendan Nugent, 43, faces dangerous driving causing serious injury, intentionally causing serious injury, and causing harm to a Commonwealth public official. He also faces cannabis cultivation and possession charges. Those are the same two cannabis allegations already in the case.
- Nugent appeared at Wangaratta Magistrates' Court on Wednesday. He entered no plea and didn't apply for bail. He remains in custody. Prosecutors still have to prove the allegations against him. The court appearance also brought a statement from his lawyer about his health, adding a defence claim to the case.
- Nugent's lawyer told the court he has a rare neurological condition called idiopathic transverse myelitis. The lawyer also said he was recovering from a concussion. Those statements haven't been confirmed by doctors, and they don't explain what happened outside Haines's office.
- Police allege Haines was targeted, and they believe the incident was isolated. Investigators are still examining intent and motive. Haines's parliamentary role and the location outside her office don't, by themselves, explain why she was struck. Federal police have also addressed whether they had warning before the incident.
- Federal police commissioner Krissy Barrett said police had no specific intelligence pointing to what happened. Counterterrorism investigators have joined the investigation. Their involvement doesn't identify a motive, and police still haven't said why Haines was struck.
- Victoria Police commissioner Mike Bush said police hadn't ruled out further charges. That possibility was already part of the investigation. No further charging decision has been announced in this update. The next scheduled steps concern the evidence police must assemble and the court's management of the case.
- Police are expected to complete their brief of evidence by December 24, 2026. Nugent's next listed step is a committal mention on February 4, 2027, a procedural hearing to manage the case before any trial.
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