Man in Ferrari kills 3

unkel

Warning - horrific accident

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhKaedPTtTg

kildare.17hmr

****ing ass hole

Henry Ford III

Grim viewing.

The Big Red Button

Must be scary for those who filmed it to know that, had they been a little quicker off the mark, it would've been them! :eek:

T-Maxx

Huh?

Oh wait...

lau1247

saw that two days ago.. horrific..

It just appeared out of nowhere

Anan1

kildare.17hmr wrote: »

****ing ass hole

He paid the ultimate price, i'd leave it at that.

kildare.17hmr

Anan1 wrote: »

kildare.17hmr wrote: »

****ing ass hole

He paid the ultimate price, i'd leave it at that.

Did he die too? If so he got off lightly

kildare.17hmr

Anan1 wrote: »

kildare.17hmr wrote: »

****ing ass hole

He paid the ultimate price, i'd leave it at that.

Did he die too? If so he got off lightly

johnners2981

Anan1 wrote: »

He paid the ultimate price, i'd leave it at that.

He killed two people, think it's fair to say he was/is an assh0le

ResearchWill

kildare.17hmr wrote: »

Did he die too? If so he got off lightly

Driver died instantly, http://www.chinasmack.com/2012/videos/singapore-ferrari-crash-rich-mainland-chinese-man-kills-3.html

He left home alone at 3am crashed at 4am with a young women in the car with him. The pictures in above link are horrific.

ResearchWill

johnners2981 wrote: »

He killed two people, think it's fair to say he was/is an assh0le

From what I can make out he killed 3 plus himself, the taxi driver the passenger in taxi and I think his own passenger.

BostonB

From the article.

Apart from the Ferrari owner who died on the spot, the 52-year-old Singaporean taxi driver and a Japanese passenger who was in the taxi also died after been taken to the hospital....When the incident happened, the Ferrari was carrying a young woman.

msg11

Some of the comment are just out of this world. He paid the ultimate price which is death. The close calls I have been nearly involved in due to other drivers, even if I was killed in a crash I rather it be just me dead no others regardless of who's at fault one fatality in any crash is one to many.

You actually swear everyone is a perfect driver, there's no such thing. The car recording it, the passenger and driver would want to count there blessings one or two seconds more and it could have been them.

Also go to show it pays to double check even if the light is green.

skyhighflyer

msg11 wrote: »

Some of the comment are just out of this world. He paid the ultimate price which is death. The close calls I have been nearly involved in due to other drivers, even if I was killed in a crash I rather it be just me dead no others regardless of who's at fault one fatality in any crash is one to many.

You actually swear everyone is a perfect driver, there's no such thing. The car recording it, the passenger and driver would want to count there blessings one or two seconds more and it could have been them.

Also go to show it pays to double check even if the light is green.

Serious difference between what you or I might consider a 'close call' and ploughing through a red light at 100+ kph.

mitchaul

Phew, thats grim to watch, never nice to see life taken so easily like that.

blastman

msg11 wrote: »

Also go to show it pays to double check even if the light is green.

You're supposed to do this, green means proceed only IF it is safe to do so. Not many people do check though, sadly for the people in the taxi in this case.

Man of Aran

Close calls every day, everywhere.
Some get lucky and some don't .....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dcMSTmoNd_0

When yer time is up, it's up!

Chuck Stone

Anan1 wrote: »

He paid the ultimate price, i'd leave it at that.

This attitude irritates me no end. What? We can't call it for what it is?

He chose to drive that way so it's his victims (yes, victims) who paid the ultimate price for his recklessness.

It's perfectly acceptable to apportion blame here and it is pretty clear that this guy was a prick for killing 3 people.

**** him.

Gary ITR

Chuck Stone wrote: »

This attitude irritates me no end. What? We can't call it for what it is?

He chose to drive that way so it's his victims (yes, victims) who paid the ultimate price for his recklessness.

It's perfectly acceptable to apportion blame here and it is pretty clear that this guy was a prick for killing 3 people.

**** him.

But your attitude achieves nothing though does it?

Chuck Stone

Gary ITR wrote: »

But your attitude achieves nothing though does it?

I'm not sure that I know what that's supposed to mean?

As regards attitude, there was a time in this country when people could have a lash of pints and drive home and nobody batted an eyelid - people's attitudes have changed and now it's frowned upon (mostly) and probably doesn't happen as much.

What's your opinion on the matter?

Gary ITR

Chuck Stone wrote: »

I'm not sure that I know what that's supposed to mean?

As regards attitude, there was a time in this country when people could have a lash of pints and drive home and nobody batted an eyelid - people's attitudes have changed and now it's frowned upon (mostly) and probably doesn't happen as much.

What's your opinion on the matter?

Sorry maybe 'attitude' was the wrong word, what I mean is sitting here calling him all the names under the sun isn't going to achieve anything.

My opinion is it's tragic, the RSA might want to show this video to teenagers and hopefully educate them.

Jimbob 83

What a d***head tbh, good bless the innocent people who died.

Chuck Stone

Gary ITR wrote: »

My opinion is it's tragic, the RSA might want to show this video to teenagers and hopefully educate them.

Well yeah it's most definitely tragic because four people are dead.

The driver of the Ferrari is responsible though and I think it's reasonable to be annoyed by the carnage and grief he has caused.

Those people he killed probably have kids, parents, brothers and sisters who will never see them again.

I think I'd be very angry if it was someone I cared about that he killed.

Anan1

Chuck Stone wrote: »

This attitude irritates me no end. What? We can't call it for what it is?

He chose to drive that way so it's his victims (yes, victims) who paid the ultimate price for his recklessness.

It's perfectly acceptable to apportion blame here and it is pretty clear that this guy was a prick for killing 3 people.

**** him.

First off, do you know exactly what happened? Because I don't. It looks like dangerous driving, but it might have been anything from a heart attack to mechanical failure. Whatever about you, I need to know before I apportion blame.

Secondly, i've done the odd dangerous thing in a car myself over the years. I've been fortunate enough never to hurt anyone, but i'm acutely aware that this has more to do with blind luck than any particular goodness on my part. People (and particularly younger men) sometimes do stupid things in cars, the result in this case was a tragedy that abusing a dead man will do nothing to mitigate. By all means mouth off, though, if it makes you feel better.

Fiona

Videos like that seriously makes me rethink my driving habits and some of the risks I take when it comes to speed.

Chuck Stone

Anan1 wrote: »

First off, do you know exactly what happened?

No and we probably never will because he's dead. We can only assume that it was reckless driving. If we couldn't debate anything without knowing every single minute little detail then we wouldn't have anything to talk about.

Secondly, i've done the odd dangerous thing in a car myself over the years. I've been fortunate enough never to hurt anyone, but i'm acutely aware that this has more to do with blind luck than any particular goodness on my part.

Yes as have I. I would fully expect people to call me a prick if I killed people because of reckless driving though.

People (and particularly younger men) sometimes do stupid things in cars, the result in this case was a tragedy that abusing a dead man will do nothing to mitigate.

You call it a tragedy I call it reckless manslaughter.

By all means mouth off, though, if it makes you feel better.

It's not mouthing off. It's apportioning blame where it should be.