SoCalDave
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Word is the jury has a verdict. Will she get the $40m?
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Does she need another $75mill?Word is the jury has a verdict. Will she get the $75m?
Doesn't really matter...... Police fucked up spreading photos..Does she need another $75mill?
What happened sucked, and I can understand suing for wrongful death and such. Does she need it, probably not.Does she need another $75mill?
Does she need another $75mill?
When you "dont want the money" why would you put yourself through the agony of reliving it every day in a court case? To prove a point?
I would almost bet Kobe push that pilot to fly that day.. just my opinion
…This…Fire the offenders, don't penalize the tax payers.
I know a guy who's tight with husband of a wife who went down on that chopper. Word is Kobe was known to push pilots and that shouldn't be news to anybody.When you "dont want the money" why would you put yourself through the agony of reliving it every day in a court case? To prove a point?
I would almost bet Kobe push that pilot to fly that day.. just my opinion
This nothing,next up Melania Trump clothing up for sell on Ebay.
Totally agree.Fire the offenders, don't penalize the tax payers.
Very well stated.If pictures were being shared from fireman and cops of your child’s mutilated and burned body for other peoples entertainment and you had the legal money and team to be sure these pics never see the light of day I think I would do the same.
These pictures were grotesque and morbid and were being shared at a wedding and a bar for laughs. If you’ve ever seen a body when it’s flattened from an impact like that it’s quite creepy to use it as entertainment.
I’d protect my dead husband/wife and child, along with the others, if I had the money to do so too.
It doesn’t matter if Kobe pressed on the pilot to do something he shouldn’t have. Ultimately the pilot made the decision and he’s the one who made the decision to fly that day. It was extremely poor decision making on the pilots part, not Kobe.
The pictures happen more often than make the news. As said, pretty F'd up, but true. In one of my stints in driving school as a kid, we had to watch a film called "Red Asphalt III"...automotive version of "Faces of Death". This was in the mid-90's. I'm pretty sure those in the film, and next of kin, didn't sign releases. Who took those pics and videos? My guess would be coroners and first responders.
When stories get out that pics are shared, I would think the family has every right to sue. The problem is, they must have the means to hire an attorney willing to go against the city/county/state. Years back I remember a father going after OC. Someone shares pics of his daughter. She had taken his car, higher end, think a Porsche maybe, and died in a wreck on the 241. It was a couple years in court.
As for subjecting yourself to it repeatedly...the images are forever burned in your mind. I don't know if seeing it or talking about it more makes it worse. The images don't go away.
As a Lead captain on a Gulfstream G450 for a private owner. I have had to tell private owners I have worked for in the past "you don't pay me to say yes everytime. You pay me to say no when its unsafe", but also with that I have a plan or solution to still get the mission complete for my owner.If pictures were being shared from fireman and cops of your child’s mutilated and burned body for other peoples entertainment and you had the legal money and team to be sure these pics never see the light of day I think I would do the same.
These pictures were grotesque and morbid and were being shared at a wedding and a bar for laughs. If you’ve ever seen a body when it’s flattened from an impact like that it’s quite creepy to use it as entertainment.
I’d protect my dead husband/wife and child, along with the others, if I had the money to do so too.
It doesn’t matter if Kobe pressed on the pilot to do something he shouldn’t have. Ultimately the pilot made the decision and he’s the one who made the decision to fly that day. It was extremely poor decision making on the pilots part, not Kobe.
The pictures happen more often than make the news. As said, pretty F'd up, but true. In one of my stints in driving school as a kid, we had to watch a film called "Red Asphalt III"...automotive version of "Faces of Death". This was in the mid-90's. I'm pretty sure those in the film, and next of kin, didn't sign releases. Who took those pics and videos? My guess would be coroners and first responders.
When stories get out that pics are shared, I would think the family has every right to sue. The problem is, they must have the means to hire an attorney willing to go against the city/county/state. Years back I remember a father going after OC. Someone shares pics of his daughter. She had taken his car, higher end, think a Porsche maybe, and died in a wreck on the 241. It was a couple years in court.
As for subjecting yourself to it repeatedly...the images are forever burned in your mind. I don't know if seeing it or talking about it more makes it worse. The images don't go away.
In a way, remembering those movies well is a good thing. Those images on that screen are gone. I remember seeing the film, but not one frame stands out.I remember both of those movies. Probably too well.
As a Lead captain on a Gulfstream G450 for a private owner. I have had to tell private owners I have worked for in the past "you don't pay me to say yes everytime. You pay me to say no when its unsafe", but also with that I have a plan or solution to still get the mission complete for my owner.
If you got 15 million the county got off cheap what a bunch of idiots taking those photographs and put them out. What a brain surgeon would do that you know it would end up with your sewer water backing up.
That helicopter burned on impact. The first responders had no clue who was on board. I'm sure the remains were charred and unrecognizable with pieces everywhere.
That said. Don’t they and other agencies first on scene take pictures of the area and people.The deputies may not have initially known who the deceased were. In any event you are a Le professional and conduct yourself accordingly.
This is true, I'm sure whoever handles investigations takes pics. I think they're supposed to keep them in the file though, and not circulate the stuff.That said. Don’t they and other agencies first on scene take pictures of the area and people.
Not saying sharing them with others.
But then again if this wasn’t Kobe none of this would even be news.
The settlement was for the fear the photos went public.I’m pretty sure that there have been other incidents where identifiable celebrities death photos have been leaked . My understanding is that none of theses photos made it out for the public to view.
The settlement was for the fear the photos went public.
Just the fear...
Obviously not a pilot lolPretty messed up all the way around. But in that line of work that is what they are used to. Death and mutilation. Was it right to take pictures? Not really the issue. Was it right to share with others outside the circle?? That's where they fucked up. You don't think doctors take pics of fucked up shit and share them. It is human nature. We are all fucked up in the worlds we live in. One of my customers I found out was a program director at the Mamba academy. Kobe's death pretty much ended his presence there. And I agree the pilot was pressured to fly that morning as in get me there or I will find someone who will. What I don't understand is how he flew it into a mountain. He had a freeway to follow. Bring up maps on your phone and follow the blue dot down the freeway at 1000 ft or so. To bad it wasn't lebron.