Tonight, we saw too much.

[Zullock Holmes]

wow i can't even imagine what seeing something like that could have been like.

the fact that you guys stopped and helped is great though, there are so many people today that would call 911 and just keep going. Just being there was a huge help, i'm sure to those people that were still consicous.

Lots of props for the good deed, it was the right thing to do. stuff like that though makes you look at life and realize just how fragile it can be.

[Riot]

I've got nothing but tasteless remarks, so I'll refrain. I am glad to see the other 3 passengers survived, though.

x3.
Sorry for you guys though.

[Tom]

someone commented on the article and left her myspace. i checked it out.

she was a pretty girl, but i noticed it said she drank and smoked. based on how they were driving i wouldnt hesitate to say marijuana played a part in the accident. theres probably going to be a full article tomorrow. i hate not knowing the details

[Lawn Guyland]

someone commented on the article and left her myspace. i checked it out.

she was a pretty girl, but i noticed it said she drank and smoked. based on how they were driving i wouldnt hesitate to say marijuana played a part in the accident. theres probably going to be a full article tomorrow. i hate not knowing the details

tom, i asked my dad to find out as much information as possible...he will know sooner than the public as to what actually happen

[Pedro]

as a volunteer firefighter as well getting called to a car accident is the worst thing. You never know what to expect. It could be a fender bender or someone could be dead. I have seen one fatality in my life from them, and that was all I need to. We had two cheerleaders from my high school die in a car accident, luckily not in our town. You never know if its going to be someone you don't know or your best friend. Its scary. I know how you guys feel, keep doing all you can to help out

[Ktmracer419]

live life to its fullest

[grundlepunch]

she was a pretty girl, but i noticed it said she drank and smoked. based on how they were driving i wouldnt hesitate to say marijuana played a part in the accident.

now why would you say that???

obviously you have never done it, because when you do, you drive slow as hell and you pay attention to EVERYTHING.

[Riot]

someone commented on the article and left her myspace. i checked it out.

she was a pretty girl, but i noticed it said she drank and smoked. based on how they were driving i wouldnt hesitate to say marijuana played a part in the accident. theres probably going to be a full article tomorrow. i hate not knowing the details

Yeah, I doubt she was high.
If she was drunk, i'd believe it, but by the sounds of the accident, and your poor judgment call, i'd have to say you've never been around pot before.

[Asian Mike]

now why would you say that???

obviously you have never done it, because when you do, you drive slow as hell and you pay attention to EVERYTHING.

i hope you know that it affects people differently. it makes some people tired, whereas others act completely normal. depends on your tolerance.

[Buffalo Phil]

What I want to know now, is if Tom is going to continue speeding after he has finally seen the affects and aftermath of what happens when you drive a motor vehicle recklessly, regardless if you are under the influence of a drug or alcohol.

[Kyle]

Thats fucked, Its stupid how some people have to go but its even worse that you guys had to see what you saw. At least you can remind your selves that you prolly helped save the lives of the other occupants and use that to help you sleep tonight. There was obv nothing that could have been done for the driver and you guys have no control over that, unfortunately she was the only one with that control.

[Shane]

I've got nothing but tasteless remarks, so I'll refrain. I am glad to see the other 3 passengers survived, though.

im with you on this.

[Mighty Quine]

speechless am i

[Asian Mike]

she was going so fucking fast. she was probably around 75 on a turn that shouldn't be taken at more than 45. we got around the corner and the car wasn't anywhere to be found. i looked to the right and the whole front end was in a fucking fence. and then i looked left and saw the car. it looked like an empty soda can after you squeeze it

[Tom]

just got back from the scene. me and mike spent about 45 minutes there looking at it in the daylight. the skidmarks suggest she was sideways most of the turn. the car wrapped around the first tree(probably 3 feet wide) with the front passenger fender and had enough momentum still to spin for 20 more feet and break a 10 inch diameter tree in half. the motor separated and based on the gouges it left crossing the street, it too was also spinning. the motor was moving so fast that the brake fluid reservoir broke off and smashed the fence into pieces where it hit. just the plastic reservoir. part of the windshield was 40 feet down the road.
based on what i saw today, i KNOW she wasnt wearing a seatbelt. im thinking she was thrown forward and to the right at the initial impact then slammed back to the left from the centrifugal force. im anxiously waiting the results of the investigation.

as for me, i wont go anywhere without a seatbelt anymore and im not getting into a car with anyone under the influence of anything or that i dont completely trust their driving ability.

glad to see the potheads come out bash my accusation. we were accused of chasing them. we were most definitely not nor were we within bounds of being suspicious. we were even trying to let them get far ahead of us so we could test out toms new lights. i only suggest marijuana because that would explain their paranoia. id say she was driving too straight to be drunk. but like i said, im waiting on the professionals.

sobering experience nonetheless. the fact that they were our age and probably completely unexpecting their fate hits close to home. it could have been us. who knows.