Evo theif dies in car crash
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This is all that needs to be said on the matter. Lets not turn into the hate fillled sesspit that is the pistonheads forum.
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This. Gutting tbh. Most of us have done bad things. That was not a nice way to die. I have a feeling complacency may have been something to do wit it
Well yeah, and as the car in this case was unlikely to be insured for said 17 yr old, the Uncle would then be aiding and abetting a crime.
So yeah although consent could be given after, it wasn't and so it was TWOC.
Your mother, by insuring you, would be giving a form of open consent anyway.
Indeed, and not an uncommon occurence sadly.
Actually from what I'm told the car was not taken without permission so the lack of sympathy is a little harsh.
He was 18. Many people do stupid stuff when that age, he certainly didn't deserve to die.
Karma strikes!
So the is justice in this world
They can't give consent retrospectively but they can choose not to report it or not to press charges if the taker was caught, etc.
So the is justice in this world
They can't give consent retrospectively but they can choose not to report it or not to press charges if the taker was caught, etc.
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Karma strikes!
So the is justice in this world
A guy who's mate decides to take his uncles car for a spin deserves to die
This in a nutshell.
I know if I had a stripped evo sitting on my drive way as a kid I would've been tempted. Can remember a few times taking one of my mates dads cars a spin around his area (middle of no-where, rarely any police) when we were 16/17 could've just as easily happened to us.
Absolutely it was sod's law that the passenger has died and not the person at fault for taking it in the first place.
(And before you try to troll, if i was the passenger i would NOT get into the car of a 17 year old, nevermind an Evo that the passenger probably knew was stolen).
(And before you try to troll, if i was the passenger i would NOT get into the car of a 17 year old, nevermind an Evo that the passenger probably knew was stolen).
I'm going to expand on my earlier post and use the prefix "allegedly" as I'm not sure of the current legal status surrounding the accident.
First of all, the poster in the linked thread who "verified" certain information has a very different version of events from that which I have had relayed to me. The driver was not a thief and had permission to use the car. Which was used to ferry the uncle to a location where he was dropped off and it was whilst returning home to the farm to drop the vehicle off the incident occurred.
First of all, the poster in the linked thread who "verified" certain information has a very different version of events from that which I have had relayed to me. The driver was not a thief and had permission to use the car. Which was used to ferry the uncle to a location where he was dropped off and it was whilst returning home to the farm to drop the vehicle off the incident occurred.