I think getting lost or out of the test route is a damn lame excuse for the accident. we are test driving a ROAD CAR, not a F2005 on publich road. Getting lost or not it doesnt matter, because this car is designed and built to drive on public road.Originally posted by girlnextdoor:think it this way.. how many people go to car showrooms in curiosity of finding out how fast some cars are.. whats the engine like.. whether its good to drive and so on? many. but does everyone who test drive a car buy the car? its just a norm that guys have an interest in cars. honestly when u test drive a car... you're testing its engine and everything important. but dont tell me you find no thrill at all in driving a car u like? we're humans after all arent we?
plus it is the SE or the car company that designates where the car should be test driven. it was the SE who guided the driver all the way until they got quite lost and ended up at a road unsuitable for test driving. it is really a pity that the SE died. but this is nobody's fault. if she had survived and the driver died, the media would point their finger at her, u realise that right? so nobody's at fault in this situation. just victims..
Originally posted by sbst275:The driver has no guilt, never apologise
SpoonX already said that the driver felt like dying after the accident. Furthermore, he personally pursued the incident and directly knew the salesgirl.Originally posted by SpoonX:Anyway he will sure face his punishment from the law but his worse is to live with a guilt the rest of his life.
And if u guys wanna ask me how come i know so much details of the whole accident.........................
I rushed down to the accident scene shortly after the accident. in fact the driver was in a daze and dun really know wat happen and i got the whole story fom the workers that witness the accident and from the van driver that the MX5 landed on. Later on then i get to hear the drivers side of the story which very similialy tally with the rest of the eye witnesses.
watever it is:
To Angelia: May your soul Rest in Peace and see u in heaven when it's my turn.
To her family and Boyfrend: My heart goes out to you. Sincere consoledense.
To the Driver: You will face punishment from the law and guilt ridden for the rest of your life. But you are alive and life still goes on. I know u feel like dieing. But u have your parents to think for. We already have one tragedy where a mother lost her daughter. we dun need another one where a mother and father will lose their son.
You sure?Originally posted by philia:SpoonX already said that the driver felt like dying after the accident. Furthermore, he personally pursued the incident and directly knew the salesgirl.
Now would a guy think of dying if he is not guilty?
I chanced to see wanbao? that day the parents of the girl barred him from the wake.Originally posted by sbst275:The driver has no guilt, never apologise
Any normal human being will feel guilty in that scenario.Originally posted by sbst275:You sure?
Ever heard of 2 faces?
I am not sure. But I have more reason to believe SpoonX's quote (considering he spoke to the driver) compared to your quote that he did not feel guilty.Originally posted by sbst275:You sure?
Ever heard of 2 faces?
feeling quilty is a reaction to the result of an action that he has taken. what the law is interested is the action he has taken that resulted in someone being killed and 5 other people injured. If he is rich, he better be prepared brcause I am sure those passengers in the bmw will considering the option of filling a law suit against him.Originally posted by philia:I am not sure. But I have more reason to believe SpoonX's quote (considering he spoke to the driver) compared to your quote that he did not feel guilty.
If we are all unsure, let's not jump into conclusion as to whether he is guilty or not.
yah .. but the law does take into account his remoursefulness when passing the sentence. at least that's how most defence laywers will argue.Originally posted by Gazelle:feeling quilty is a reaction to the result of an action that he has taken. what the law is interested is the action he has taken that resulted in someone being killed and 5 other people injured. If he is rich, he better be prepared brcause I am sure those passengers in the bmw will considering the option of filling a law suit against him.
Feel so sorry for ur cousin..My heart goes out to her and her family member...Hope time can heal their heart someday somehow...It is really a pity to see someone so young to pass away...The person responsible should really be punish..Be it really is his fault or just some unfortunate accident..Someone must be held responsible..Originally posted by ninelives:This msg is posted for girlnextdoor.
1) If I don't point my finger on the driver, who should I blame? Blame in on my dear cousin's fate? She is so innocent.
2) The driver had NO intention to buy the car at all, yet he went to test drive the car for his own pleasure especially when its already so late and my cousin is supposed to attend a wedding dinner. For your info, that driver just bought a new car weeks ago.
3) She is not your cousin, you will never understand how her parents feel.
4) He will live with guilt for life. Thats enough yes.
5) You just registered an account here, and i'm sure you are someone related to the driver.
6) Yes, i agree that there are many people who test drive cars everyday to understand about the cars' functionalities.. BUT why didn't I see ACCIDENTS due to test drive everyday? Or at least once a month?
7) Go to the accident site and see it youself. Damn the driver if he was indeed speeding.
8 ) Do not, I repeat DO NOT attempt to shift the blame to my cousin. She is dead not the driver. I just hope the driver will be responsible for what he has commited, and have the courage to face the fact. Not trying to help pull him out of the loop.
Think for yourself.. my cousin is only 22 years old with bright future and she was supposed to bring her family overseas for holiday. Now everything is gone. We are all devastated and still couldn't accept the fact that she's gone.
Lets juz leave it to the court's verdict. The truth will be out soon.
Originally posted by obzerver:Its very interesting to note that you are coming clean with the above after going round the bush earlier.
So this is what you're establishing now:
(1) You know both the SE and the Accused
(2) You were supposed to have lunch with the SE prior to the date of accident
(3) You asked the Accused to go Agent but didn't specify who to see?
Wow...sorry I don't buy your bull. Think of it, if I had a friend who is a Sales Agent, and if my friend wants to buy a car, I'll be sure to refer the potential buyer to my friend.
Now my attention is not to blame you for the cause of the SE's death. Rather, I'm scrutinising each and every twist you're concocting for whatever the bull reason I've yet to come to conclude.
if the law does take into account remoursefulness and feeling of guilt, then I think alot of drug traffickers could have been spared the gallow's pole already.Originally posted by Icemoon:yah .. but the law does take into account his remoursefulness when passing the sentence. at least that's how most defence laywers will argue.
pls la, ppl oredi said dis is accident lor, not murder what.Originally posted by Gazelle:if the law does take into account remoursefulness and feeling of guilt, then I think alot of drug traffickers could have been spared the gallow's pole already.
if he is remourse I think he should be strong enough to take whatever punishment because the pain and suffering in prison and without a driving license will not be as bad as losing your only child to a reckless driver.
Why does your nick sound like mine?Originally posted by mamaphilia:pls la, ppl oredi said dis is accident lor, not murder what.
u got study physics or not?
driver not speed lor how to consider murder?
and its not ENTIRELY e driver's fault mah.
u got read e whole thread or not?
So you are saying there is no such thing as a mitigation plea from the defence?Originally posted by Gazelle:if the law does take into account remoursefulness and feeling of guilt, then I think alot of drug traffickers could have been spared the gallow's pole already.
if he is remourse I think he should be strong enough to take whatever punishment because the pain and suffering in prison and without a driving license will not be as bad as losing your only child to a reckless driver.
Originally posted by ninelives:This is very .. interesting. Seems to contradict what was said by SpoonX.
I just hope that no one will try to neutralise this issue by saying its my cousin's fate or whatever that concerned my cousin that lead to this accident. The fact is, i believe anyone, be it new or experienced drivers.. running on a road even with the worst condition, as long as its meant for a test drive, things will go smooth and not fatal like this. Eye witnesses TOLD me they saw the car was speeding.
how long ah? The Cpl Chua NUH case like take so many years then resolved.Originally posted by dragg:just wait for the trial.