On August 8, 1993, Heather Mills and Minicione walked to the corner of De Vere Gardens and Kensington Road, London, but while crossing Kensington Road, Mills was knocked down by a police motorcycle, the last in a convoy of three, which was responding to emergency calls.
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Mills suffered crushed ribs a punctured lung, and the loss of her left leg 6 inches below the knee, a metal plate was later attached to her pelvis. In October 1993, she had another operation that further shortened her leg. Mills was awarded 200,000 pounds by the police authority as recompense for her injuries even though the police motorcyclist was later cleared by the magistrates of driving without due care and attention.
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Mills booked herself into the Hippocrates Health Institute in Florida, which put her on a raw food vegan diet, using wheat grass and garlic poultices to heal her wound.
After an operation, Mills discovered that she had been previously identified as having an O rhesus negative blood type, when in fact she was A rhesus negative, which had interfered with her attempts to follow a so-called blood type diet.


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