Teenager attempts to commit suicide by driving head on into oncoming traffic

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: senseamp
That sucks She should have hit a tree.

Aye. I mean, she fvking hit a deli worker.


damn woman probably loved her kids, had a normal working mothers life, and poof....

 

[Rachael]

Ugh. Sometimes people just disgust me. Suicide is an awfully selfish act in the first place, but to take innocent lives in the process...disgraceful.

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

You must be really sleepy.

 

[unfalliblekrutch]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

 

[randay]

Well the bright side is that the girls parents are probably so freakin rich that they'll pay out big for thier daughters mistake. At least thats good for the victims. A 16 yr old with a mercedes?

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: jagec

Originally posted by: her209

Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad

Originally posted by: her209
Aren't Mercedes known for safety?

she dint die, the mom in the daewoo did

I know that, thus my question.

Yup, pretty dumb way of committing suicide.

Then again, girls have a MUCH lower success rate at it than guys...

yeap they say when a girl try's it its actually a cry for help. where guys really want to succeed (well most times)

 

[Born2bwire]

Jeez. A similar thing happened not too long ago in Skokie. A twenty something girl intentionally rear ended another car at stop light to kill herself. Killed the three people in the car but not herself. Utter waste. Personally, I think they should get life w/o parole. Let them live with what they done and deny them the way out that they wanted so bad.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: Rachael
Ugh. Sometimes people just disgust me. Suicide is an awfully selfish act in the first place, but to take innocent lives in the process...disgraceful.

I feel really bad for the kid too. Imagine growing up knowing that your mother was killed in such a senseless and unhonorable manner, just wisked away from you because someone was having a bad day




Poor kid

 

[waggy]

wee double post

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Kids are ignorant fools.

That said, they are responsible for her and her actions, so yeah, they are fvked.

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: randay
Well the bright side is that the girls parents are probably so freakin rich that they'll pay out big for thier daughters mistake. At least thats good for the victims. A 16 yr old with a mercedes?

Truly, almost nothing good can come of this except perhaps the chance at a rather normal life for the poor middle child

Money is worthless when you have no one to share it with.
The smiles on the faces of your friends and family are forever priceless.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: jagec

Originally posted by: her209

Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad

Originally posted by: her209
Aren't Mercedes known for safety?

she dint die, the mom in the daewoo did

I know that, thus my question.

Yup, pretty dumb way of committing suicide.

Then again, girls have a MUCH lower success rate at it than guys...

yeap they say when a girl try's it its actually a cry for help. where guys really want to succeed (well most times)

To guys.:beer:

When we want out, we go out like men.

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

 

[Dacalo]

Fvcking selfish bitch, should have done us a favor and slit her wrist!

Poor family, especially the children... one of them even may have permanent eye damage...

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

I was speciffically talking about civil litigation ($$$).

 

[Syringer]

She definitely should've just TPAD.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

depends on what the local laws are. in some areas in Civil court case's the parents are responsible for what the minor does.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

depends on what the local laws are. in some areas in Civil court case's the parents are responsible for what the minor does.

If anything, the precendent has already been set by greedy lawyers in prior cases who are always on the news.

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

depends on what the local laws are. in some areas in Civil court case's the parents are responsible for what the minor does.

We're not talking about shoplifting here. We're talking about murder or at the very least manslaughter. The 16-year-old knew what she was doing and that somebody else (besides herself) might be hurt or killed.

If you truly think it would be OK to blame the parents for this horrific act, it just confirms one thing. The wussification of America continues.

 

[FeuerFrei]

Reporters should always include the make, model, and year of the cars involved in an accident. As a public service to drivers everywhere. I think in this case they only mentioned the brand of car because one was a Mercedes. Generally that kind of info gets omitted in these stories.

 

[Reckoner]

I feel so bad for the kid who may have permanent eye damage, and lost her mother. You hate to hear things like this happen.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

depends on what the local laws are. in some areas in Civil court case's the parents are responsible for what the minor does.

We're not talking about shoplifting here. We're talking about murder or at the very least manslaughter. The 16-year-old knew what she was doing and that somebody else (besides herself) might be hurt or killed.

If you truly think it would be OK to blame the parents for this horrific act, it just confirms one thing. The wussification of America continues.

this is not wussification. this is the fact that she killed the mother of children. she took away something very important from the kids. this is permantaly damaging the vision of a child.

this about paying for what she did. yes it sucks the parents will end up paying but that is life.

This is a civil case. not the criminal case.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: unfalliblekrutch

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
1. there were many delightful walls around that she could have shared her last moments with. I'm sure none of them would have minded.

2. At the end of the day, she proved to be the epitomke of selfish ignorance. She is pathetic. She lsot, and will probably enver ever ahve any pride i nthe rest of her pathetic life. She forfeited it all when she decided to disregard everythign abotu everyone.

3. I really hope they don't sue the parent too badly. It was the girl who committed the act.

It's the parent's fault for not noticing their daughter was suicidal. They should have sensed something was wrong and done something about it.

Give me a break. It's the daughter's fault. Not her parents. Maybe some day in this world, people will be held responsible for their own actions.

The the legal guardians, and its not so much that she won't take responsibility, but as a matter ofa law, the parents fall under the umbrella of responsibility and in this case are open to [ 'OMFG THEY ARE GOING TO ABSOLUTELY DESTROY US IN THE COURT"] litigation

That's why we see so many teen murderer's parents serving life or are on death row right?

Seriously. You're just baiting now.

depends on what the local laws are. in some areas in Civil court case's the parents are responsible for what the minor does.

We're not talking about shoplifting here. We're talking about murder or at the very least manslaughter. The 16-year-old knew what she was doing and that somebody else (besides herself) might be hurt or killed.

If you truly think it would be OK to blame the parents for this horrific act, it just confirms one thing. The wussification of America continues.

I wouldn't be so noble about it. It's truly an examplem, perhaps, depending on how thingspaly out, of the opertunism of Americans. That said, I wouldn't argue with the family if they sued them to kingdom come, but if I may say so, that will not bring back their daughter. In addition, it wouldn't be hard to beleive that a relative or soem third party interested in moeny convinced them to go after the parents' bank accounts.


In case case most peopel probably feel bad for both parties.

One lost a daughter and, it seems, any grief they show will probably be seen as ingenuine.

The other lost a mom, lost hte possibility of a healthy future for the sun.

In the end, both lost their chance at normally which is really tragic.


I msut comment though that our greatest heroes are born out of tragedy.