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March 13, 2010 at 11:45 PM #526468March 14, 2010 at 8:20 AM #525597
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ParticipantThis is classic press spin. He had financial trouble, so he did it. If he had a “history of mental issues”, he would have also been discredited, along with any host of other things that might discredit him.
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him!
March 14, 2010 at 8:20 AM #525729ParticipantThis is classic press spin. He had financial trouble, so he did it. If he had a “history of mental issues”, he would have also been discredited, along with any host of other things that might discredit him.
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him!
March 14, 2010 at 8:20 AM #526175ParticipantThis is classic press spin. He had financial trouble, so he did it. If he had a “history of mental issues”, he would have also been discredited, along with any host of other things that might discredit him.
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him!
March 14, 2010 at 8:20 AM #526271ParticipantThis is classic press spin. He had financial trouble, so he did it. If he had a “history of mental issues”, he would have also been discredited, along with any host of other things that might discredit him.
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him!
March 14, 2010 at 8:20 AM #526528ParticipantThis is classic press spin. He had financial trouble, so he did it. If he had a “history of mental issues”, he would have also been discredited, along with any host of other things that might discredit him.
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him!
March 14, 2010 at 9:03 AM #525612briansd1
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The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him![/quote]Press the brakes and the accelerator at the same time and your brakes will fume also. Anyone can do that on any car.
The idiot would not turn off the car or put the car in neutral. Sounds fishy to me.
March 14, 2010 at 9:03 AM #525744Guest[quote=GH]
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him![/quote]Press the brakes and the accelerator at the same time and your brakes will fume also. Anyone can do that on any car.
The idiot would not turn off the car or put the car in neutral. Sounds fishy to me.
March 14, 2010 at 9:03 AM #526190Guest[quote=GH]
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him![/quote]Press the brakes and the accelerator at the same time and your brakes will fume also. Anyone can do that on any car.
The idiot would not turn off the car or put the car in neutral. Sounds fishy to me.
March 14, 2010 at 9:03 AM #526286Guest[quote=GH]
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him![/quote]Press the brakes and the accelerator at the same time and your brakes will fume also. Anyone can do that on any car.
The idiot would not turn off the car or put the car in neutral. Sounds fishy to me.
March 14, 2010 at 9:03 AM #526543Guest[quote=GH]
The only true fact I heard, came from an interview with the CHP officer who assisted. He said he saw the brake lights, and could smell the brakes burning, but the car was NOT slowing down. Personally, I believe him![/quote]Press the brakes and the accelerator at the same time and your brakes will fume also. Anyone can do that on any car.
The idiot would not turn off the car or put the car in neutral. Sounds fishy to me.
March 14, 2010 at 9:12 AM #525607Guest[quote=kcal09]What’s the motivation if he does not intend to sue Toyota?[/quote]
I’m betting that he intended to sue (afterall he hired a lawyer) but changed his mind when he was going to be found out. Fraud is a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment. He’s 60 so he doesn’t have much time to make up for his screw-ups. His lawyers probably found him out and decided not to sue.
Keep in mind that lawyers won’t sue unless there believe there is money, or unless you pay them. The guy has no money.
Even if you want to sue but your lawyer doesn’t see dollar signs, he won’t do it. Period. And he’ll tell you NO.
March 14, 2010 at 9:12 AM #525739Guest[quote=kcal09]What’s the motivation if he does not intend to sue Toyota?[/quote]
I’m betting that he intended to sue (afterall he hired a lawyer) but changed his mind when he was going to be found out. Fraud is a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment. He’s 60 so he doesn’t have much time to make up for his screw-ups. His lawyers probably found him out and decided not to sue.
Keep in mind that lawyers won’t sue unless there believe there is money, or unless you pay them. The guy has no money.
Even if you want to sue but your lawyer doesn’t see dollar signs, he won’t do it. Period. And he’ll tell you NO.
March 14, 2010 at 9:12 AM #526185Guest[quote=kcal09]What’s the motivation if he does not intend to sue Toyota?[/quote]
I’m betting that he intended to sue (afterall he hired a lawyer) but changed his mind when he was going to be found out. Fraud is a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment. He’s 60 so he doesn’t have much time to make up for his screw-ups. His lawyers probably found him out and decided not to sue.
Keep in mind that lawyers won’t sue unless there believe there is money, or unless you pay them. The guy has no money.
Even if you want to sue but your lawyer doesn’t see dollar signs, he won’t do it. Period. And he’ll tell you NO.
March 14, 2010 at 9:12 AM #526281Guest[quote=kcal09]What’s the motivation if he does not intend to sue Toyota?[/quote]
I’m betting that he intended to sue (afterall he hired a lawyer) but changed his mind when he was going to be found out. Fraud is a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment. He’s 60 so he doesn’t have much time to make up for his screw-ups. His lawyers probably found him out and decided not to sue.
Keep in mind that lawyers won’t sue unless there believe there is money, or unless you pay them. The guy has no money.
Even if you want to sue but your lawyer doesn’t see dollar signs, he won’t do it. Period. And he’ll tell you NO.
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