the mx5 killer
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anybody know where SE's resting place is? would like to pay respect..
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Dying will be too easy on him, let's hope he lost or leg or hand or become paralyse for the rest of his life.Originally posted by TWE:Well one thing for sure , the police are really very slow in their investigations but anyway what else is there to investigate that they need to take such a long time ? The smell of the tyre ? Or is the guys father trying to make some personal settlement out of court ? By considering to buy another sports car , obviously he is not feeling guilty at all . And to cut long story short , i wish he will die in a similar car accident alone if he should drive agn , or die as a passenger in a car driven by a stranger . The laws of retribution will come to him one day ... sooner or later ... -
How do u know he is feeling guilty?Originally posted by Mr Chumpa Woompa:I'm sure he has already gotten his retribution for causing the death of the salesperson with the guilt that he'll carry for the rest of his life.
dun not seem to me that he is feeling guilty...
but i maybe wrong -
If that was my daughter he killed, I'd want his life in return!
They say, there's only one way to come into this world...
but there are thousands of ways to leave this world... -
Someone stated elsewhere that he has HIDDEN his yellow punto at an "UNDISCLOSED" location ... there seem to be an interest to locate that ride ... one person already suspect the location ... it's getting really interesting ... he is going to office in his colleague's car ... still goes drinking and KTV-ing ... in cabs ... hope cab drivers can recognize him
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m'rfrker son..someone ought to teach the brat a lesson he will have to live with the rest of his life... -
another good for nothing useless young punk with poor driving skills...getting into trouble and begging and relying on rich daddy and mummy to get him out of trouble
he needs to sign up for refresher course and improve his god damn lousy driving skills -
get The New Paper today.
it has the article on him and about the incident. -
that person who actually decided to post up the guy's "details" like looking for trouble....
if the details true nevermind but he put until his hobies and what he does normally seems close to slander.... -
then how...will he get to jail?
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that's the question everybody wants to hear answered.Originally posted by tofushop193:then how...will he get to jail? -
we know all about the accident. how about the papers publishing stuff regarding his prosecution? perhaps when it is and what the police have been doing about the incident since it occurred, if any.
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seriously, anyone knows whereher resting place is? i just got toknow theaccident as i had been overseas for the past 3 yrs..
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Surprise...why the SE's family never take legal action against our Schumacher wanna be huh?
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the dad must have paid the familiy a big sum to shut upOriginally posted by SpecOps87:Surprise...why the SE's family never take legal action against our Schumacher wanna be huh? -
anyone got the scan?Originally posted by vertmonyet:get The New Paper today.
it has the article on him and about the incident. -
HIS name, picture and contact details have been splashed all over the Internet and newspapers.
But the man who has been fingered as the driver of the fateful Mazda MX-5 has remained silent through it all.
The New Paper called the main telephone line of his company on Wednesday and asked for him by name.
The receptionist transferred the call immediately.
The man subsequently answered 'Yes' when we asked for him by name. But when we told him we were from The New Paper, his tone changed.
'Please don't call my office line,' he snapped.
When we asked if he had seen the earlier press report on the recent Internet talk about the crash, he said: 'There are a lot of things wrong about it, but I don't wish to comment.'
He then hung up.
We also called the handphone number posted on the forums, but it had been disconnected.
The New Paper team then went to his workplace in Tuas for a third try to clarify claims with him.
In the company's parking lot was a yellow Fiat Punto HGT - the same model of car that his father had reportedly bought for him shortly before the accident.
At about 5.45pm, three young men, none of whom resembled the picture of the supposed driver, came out of the building and got into the Fiat.
One of the men, who refused to give his name, said he was a worker there. He got out of the car to speak to us while the other two drove off.
He claimed that the man named on the forums had quit the company early last year.
He also claimed that the supposed driver had sold the yellow Fiat to one of them.
'The speculation is just making trouble for our car. Please (tell the public), don't tailgate our car, it endangers our lives,' he said.
But when The New Paper told him that we spoke to the supposed driver that morning through the office line, he changed the subject.
ZOOMED OFF
At 6.15pm, the yellow Fiat returned to the factory complex. Twenty minutes later, we saw that it was driven to the back of the factory. A metal gate was pulled behind it to block it from view.
Five minutes later, a medium-built man came out of the building with a group of other men.
We could not see his face as he was wearing a motorcycle helmet with the visor pulled down, his head lowered.
Then he got onto a motorbike and zoomed off as we flagged at him to stop.
At about 7.30pm, the security guard locked the gates of the complex.
The New Paper had also sent an online message to the driver via his supposed forum-user identity, but he did not respond. -
R.I.P. > Angelia. that M*****F***** R.LEE will be in HELL soon.
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i never went to test drive any car before so i dunno anything about test driving.
but is there something like a speed limiter in the market? like limiting the speed of the car preventing it from going higher than the limited speed set?
if there is, all test car should be equipped with them. and stayed on the left most lane. oh and also the test car can only drive on certain route set by the company.
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Yes, we mourn for e lady sales exec, & we're sad & angry for wad happened.Originally posted by digicharat:i never went to test drive any car before so i dunno anything about test driving.
but is there something like a speed limiter in the market? like limiting the speed of the car preventing it from going higher than the limited speed set?
if there is, all test car should be equipped with them. and stayed on the left most lane. oh and also the test car can only drive on certain route set by the company.
However, if we calmly think bout it now,
e issue now is not so much how to arrest tat reckless driver,
but rather how to prevent further similar cases from happening anymore.
One life's lost to reckless test-driving, surely nobody wants anymore of it, ya?
Yep, there's such an electronical device call speed limiter,
& it does make sense to fit it on all e allocated test-drive cars.
Yes, cause there will only be a batch of few of each new model taken out
as test cars.
However e prob will be not all e car-distributors will gladly fit it,
cause it won't make economical sense to them.
Again however, there's such thing call 2nd-hand cars,
& we cannot expect e 2nd-hand dealers to fit e device into EVERY car
for e clients to test-drive? It doesn't make sense at all.
So there's tis loop-hole, & those jerks like tat guy out there
can still go to 2nd-hand market & ease their itchy hands.
Hmm.. travelling on authorised route?
Mazda Motor has their own authorised route for test-drive, yes.
In fact, all dealers & auto companies hav their own authorised routes.
Tat stretch of wavy test-route which e accident happened
is an "under-construction" site with steel roads & lotsa curve roads
It was one of e test-routes my company authorise for customers
to drive to our workshop.
I would say it's freakin dangerous under normal road conditions already,
& he's drivin a MX5 & speeding during PEAK hours.
But bein a 2nd-hand sales exec b4,
i would say 95% customers will follow e route instructed to em.
Jus tat 5% incl white-collar workers, some newbie drivers some even
Directors or CEO of companies, will try play punk wif us,
by tellin us they know e area better than us, &
"politely" requesting a longer (unauthorised) road such as
expressways to test out speeds betw 70kmh to 90kmh,
& stuffs like wheels alignments, etc,
& whether e engine vibrates or gets noisy at higher speed.
All these r unavoidable, & we as sales exec been thru countless times,
but most sales exec jus suck-thumb.
Most Sales exec will oblige e customers & allow them their way,
thinkin e "Customers r always right" policy,
& also didn't want to offend e customers in fear of losing this
sales opportunity.
Everyday as car sales exec, jus to earn a living,
we hav to outrightly put our lives in e hands of these drivers, really.
Jus for tat few hundred bucks commission, we literally put our lives at stake
everytime we go out for testdrives.
I feel for e lady & her family too.
The only thing i can think of is by forming a network among dealers
for information sharing. Request their Identity Card to b kept in a folder,
while they bring their license with em to test-drive. Dealers r not to even
peek into e folder as it's confidential customers' information.
If e customer fools around during test-drive, the auto-dealer company
will hav e authority to note down e particulars of tat driver & log it in e
shared network tat only authorised dealers will gain access. This will warn
others of potentially dangerous drivers out there on test-drive spree,
so next time e fellow enters another dealer, he'll be rejected e rights to
test-drive, or otherwise, e sales execs can be more cautious of ppl like him.
Jus my vague suggestion to authorities such as e Singapore Automobile
Dealership Association & others. -
actually i find this guy abit the irresponsible ..... b*****d ... he shld noe his driving skills is not good .. still go n test drive a fast car .... end up kill someone with such a bright future ... actually i kinda pity car sale ppl .. cos there r putting their lives in the hands of reckless drivers test driving fast cars .... i hope the police investigation wil come to an end n arrest him n suspend him from driving for life ..... n put him in changi chalet for 10 yrs
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Originally posted by vincep:
Ah yesh!!!
R.I.P. > Angelia. that M*****F***** [b]R.LEE will be in HELL soon.[/b]
I have arranged for this R.LEE to be able to test drive high performance cars when he comes to HELL!! He will test drive it by himself and crash the car, not once, not twice, but repeatedly, again and again and again!!!! Wahahahahhaa!!!!!!! 
His whole life in HELL will be a circle...... driving and crashing, driving and crashing, driving and crashing!!! He cannot get out of this vicious cycle......that's for wanting to show off and taking an innocent SE's life!! Wahahahahahah!!!!! -
busted...Originally posted by No_10_Tomas:HIS name, picture and contact details have been splashed all over the Internet and newspapers.
But the man who has been fingered as the driver of the fateful Mazda MX-5 has remained silent through it all.
The New Paper called the main telephone line of his company on Wednesday and asked for him by name.
The receptionist transferred the call immediately.
The man subsequently answered 'Yes' when we asked for him by name. But when we told him we were from The New Paper, his tone changed.
'Please don't call my office line,' he snapped.
When we asked if he had seen the earlier press report on the recent Internet talk about the crash, he said: 'There are a lot of things wrong about it, but I don't wish to comment.'
He then hung up.
We also called the handphone number posted on the forums, but it had been disconnected.
The New Paper team then went to his workplace in Tuas for a third try to clarify claims with him.
In the company's parking lot was a yellow Fiat Punto HGT - the same model of car that his father had reportedly bought for him shortly before the accident.
At about 5.45pm, three young men, none of whom resembled the picture of the supposed driver, came out of the building and got into the Fiat.
One of the men, who refused to give his name, said he was a worker there. He got out of the car to speak to us while the other two drove off.
He claimed that the man named on the forums had quit the company early last year.
He also claimed that the supposed driver had sold the yellow Fiat to one of them.
'The speculation is just making trouble for our car. Please (tell the public), don't tailgate our car, it endangers our lives,' he said.
But when The New Paper told him that we spoke to the supposed driver that morning through the office line, he changed the subject.
ZOOMED OFF
At 6.15pm, the yellow Fiat returned to the factory complex. Twenty minutes later, we saw that it was driven to the back of the factory. A metal gate was pulled behind it to block it from view.
Five minutes later, a medium-built man came out of the building with a group of other men.
We could not see his face as he was wearing a motorcycle helmet with the visor pulled down, his head lowered.
Then he got onto a motorbike and zoomed off as we flagged at him to stop.
At about 7.30pm, the security guard locked the gates of the complex.
The New Paper had also sent an online message to the driver via his supposed forum-user identity, but he did not respond.
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I would like to know if anyone on this forum with licence or without would raise his / her hand to say that his / her driving skill is not good....Originally posted by hao_hao:actually i find this guy abit the irresponsible ..... b*****d ... he shld noe his driving skills is not good .. -
even a 3 years old kid can drive better then that farker.Originally posted by yousure??:I would like to know if anyone on this forum with licence or without would raise his / her hand to say that his / her driving skill is not good....