The appears to have suffered a medical episode before the fatal crash, sources close to the investigation told The Post on Sunday.
Allison Rahmani, 40, died Friday when she at her family’s Hewlett home.
Police said Rahmani was able to call 911 from the vehicle but could not be saved and died on the way to the hospital.
Sources said police believe she suffered some kind of medical emergency that led to the horrifying accident and do not suspect foul play, although the probe is ongoing.
at Boulevard-Riverside Chapels in Hewlett – the same day she was scheduled to leave for a romantic Paris getaway with her husband, Matthew Rahmani, president of Irving Place Minyan Orthodox Synagogue in Woodmere.
Allison, who recently celebrated her 40th birthday, was math coordinator at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway.
At her funeral, her heartbroken husband paid tribute to her by reciting the “Eshet Chayil,” or “Woman of Valor,” a wedding prayer grooms traditionally recite to their brides at Jewish weddings.
“We are broken,” her mother, Rachelle Rohde, told mourners during a moving eulogy. “We will never be the same.”
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