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Name: Joeys_Mam | Date: Dec 22nd, 2008 6:43 PM |
My question is ... why is she not sueing the driver of the car, the person who rammed into the lamppost at 45mph? ↑ |
Name: jtorres24 | Date: Dec 22nd, 2008 8:31 PM |
wow, that is crazy. I can not believe the nerve of her. She was trying to save her life and she sues her for pulling her like a suppose "RAG DOLL" Those type of people are just looking for money. it was probably her boyfriend driving the car and she doesn't want to sue him so she goes after the good samaritan..... that is so disgusting!! ↑ |
Name: ash2 | Date: Dec 23rd, 2008 12:20 AM |
I know !!!!! I read about that and i was so mad. What ever happened to the good samaritan law ? I hope a judge sees straight though that. Thats obsurd. ↑ |
Name: Lola-May | Date: Dec 23rd, 2008 3:47 AM |
I suppose she would have been happier to burn like a rag doll rather than to be alive? Yeah it sucks to lose your ability to walk but losing your life would have been a whole lot worse. ↑ |
Name: Joeys_Mam | Date: Dec 23rd, 2008 1:38 PM |
Well lets face it. She criticises the way she was pulled from the car, but the good samaritan was in a panic, risking her own life by going near a car she thought would blow up any minute, pulling a woman who probably weighed the same if not more. It's not as though she could have lifted her. It wouldn't have been an easy task. ↑ |
Name: cherisalorraine | Date: Dec 23rd, 2008 5:18 PM |
My question would be why was she under the assumption that the car was going to explode? I mean seriously its not a movie and it isn't like it was really something that would be likely to happen. Even when a person panics they are responsible for their actions. I know that in Ohio she would have been prosecuted also if the passenger was awake and able to communicate. IF any one is panicking their best bet would be to allow someone else to take care of things. I am not saying that she didn't have the other womans best interest at heart or that she wasn't trying to help but seriously would any of you pull some one out of a car and risk more damage to them physically when you are in an area that has a high enough population to have light posts? The good samaritan law does protect people when they are doing the right thing and I am sure we would need to hear all of the facts from the case to make a judgement on who is right or wrong. ↑ |