Here is the link to the words video… ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l5VMqrkmJn8.htmlsi=n1M0wDSmI9GylkrH Go subscribe so the Adventures with Geoff video, new videos going up tonight 👍 My other thing that I didn’t mention in the video… this isn’t the first case of a Land Rover accelerating by itself. And we know the JLR PR movement is powerful, so maybe mechanical defects can’t be ruled out.
@@AndrewJennings-uk5vo But has it really taken a year? I have been under the impression, for many months, that it had been established as an epileptic fit. Just that that is a non-story, so no-one publicised it.
The Landrover accident is indeed very fishy. The case should have gone to court for public scrutiny to allow the relatives to challenge the circumstances of the deaths of their children. A verdict of unlawful killing or similar which would have initiated a court case should have been made at the inquest. It will now not be known if the plaintiff was telling the truth or not. I guess the identity of the driver is a secret as well. This is a complete failure of the legal system. It would be interesting to get Kid Starmer’s take on the case.
The name of the driver is in all of the recent media. It was her first epileptic fit as reported and I expect (hope) she is no longer driving. Only a doctor would be able to tell you whether you can have one of those without previous medical symptoms. Probably better if Geoff went down that route rather than pandering to the tin foil hat chemtrailers.
@@tonypacke6954 You certainly can. I personally know two guys, both in their late 50's. who out of the blue had an epileptic seizure. One was a bus driver - the following day he couldn´t even drive a car. Scary.
@@turokforever007 So your assuming that she came down the road through the fence and travelled all the way to the school building where the car impacted the kids. I'm sorry I don't buy that, she was a passenger in that vehicle due to some incapacity,, no proof that land Rover have a issue with the software or anything similar. The reason it took so long to come to that verdict was a lack of specialist manpower according to the police. When you look at how long things like the Grenfell Tower take to resolve, that is not an unusual event. You have got to remember that the lawyers have to make as much money as they can out of these issues.
Agreed, it's fit for purpose. The message is the most important thing here, you can apply professional recording values as much as you want but if the message is utter codswallop people won't watch the videos. Yes he could EQ the low end to filter out the rumble, but surely that adds autheticity to the fact that he's recording his thoughts on a car journey? It's YT not the BBC. The more of a faff you make it, the less likely people will post genuinely interesting comments.
Posh Car Affluent Area Must Be Spy Or Somebody With Connections.. Fact Probably 20 Kids A Day Are Struck By Cars On Our Roads Child Died Few Weeks Back In Coventry. Driver Probably Impaired By The Balloon Full Off Nos In Front Of Their Face. Life IS Far More Boring And Predictable Than Shadow Puppet Show Of Secrets ..
Exactly - which is why I can't for the life of me understand why people are getting so excited about voting Reform More obvious controlled opposition you couldn't hope to find
@@astroterf. There are no parties JUST the order of the garter. ALL smoke and mirrors. And never has anyone of the parasites been elected. They are selected and trained. All been to Hogwarts - Oxford University. It's the elite training camp. Clues are all in plain sight both in reality and the series of mockery that made how much?
@@clovermark39 quite, and I haven't forgotten the last lie-bour government either But truth is, if they are being promoted on MSM (whether by good _or_ bad attention) they aren't any good for us...
Jay Slater's mum withdrew £36,000 yesterday from the GoFundMe account. Wouldn't be surprised if a big Tesco shop with champagne appeared on the kitchen table.
I thought people who suffer epileptic fits weren’t allowed to drive ? 🤔 Lad with out of control Jag didn’t think about it that well 😂 Missing lad, fish food now. No mid viewing adverts, FANTASTIC 👌🏼 Finally the audio was fine. Cheers Geoff 👍🏼
Another person has been found dead on a Spanish Island, I believe he was a 70 year old brit who got lost, and Jay (The manchette user) is a long known drug user/seller as is his girlfriend!! allegedly.
Geoff. You have to listen to Gary Neville, Ian Wright and Gill Scott, they have just torched EVs on "The Overlap" 😂 looks like they've all given up on them. Not fit for purpose. You can show it to Quentin Wilson 😂
If the driver of that Land Rover lost consciousness at the wheel for *any* medical condition then either they did not know they had the condition up to that point, in which case this is a tragic accident and should not be troubling the justice system, or they did know and had carried on driving anyway, which is a prosecution for causing death by dangerous driving. That should take all of half an hour for the police to establish one way or the other from medical records, or failing that, a couple of weeks getting a fresh medical opinion and interviewing people who know the driver. The fact that it has taken a year to establish suggests that either our justice system has become *very* inefficient, or that there’s rather more to this.
Sounds like epilepsy brought on by a certain something or other that shall not be named. My ex husband had epilepsy and the DVLC had to be notified and he had to be seizure free and on medication for a certain length of time before he was allowed to drive again. That said, the person could've developed a rapid acting brain tumour of course.
Yep had the same thing, lost my car license for a year and my HGV for 10 after suffering 1 fit (not drug initiated).. took 9 months for my final diagnoses.
@angelmessenger. That’s exactly what happened to a friend of mine last year. He was driving along in an 30mph urban area when suddenly he couldn’t lift his foot from the accelerator, in fact he was pressing it further down. He took out 3 cars and crashed into a tree, his foot still hard on the accelerator. The front wheels were lifted from the ground continuing to spin whilst the engine was running hard. The emergency services cut him out and took him to hospital. The whole time he was conscious and had no idea what was happening. It turns out that he’d had a stroke induced by a brain tumour. Three cars plus his own were totalled. One man suffered an injury to his wrist, but thankfully there were no serious casualties. My friend had brain surgery and is now on a very long schedule of treatment. Hopefully he’ll have a good outcome and live for many years to come. Scary stuff!
The driver would’ve been tested on the day of the accident . I lost my licence 2 days after I had my first observed seizure for 12 months . It’s a bit odd for it to take a year for info to be released
Who remembers some years ago a lady crossing a bridge in London being pushed into the road by a passing jogger? She was almost hit by a bus? We never heard anything more about this case which could have ended up in a death.
There were 2 consecutive bus stops taken out, in single car accidents, on a road near me in 2023, about 6 months apart, which I thought was a bit weird, I didn’t know before that happened that bus stops don’t protect people, some people were taken to hospital and at least one person died at both crashes.
If you Google how many people go missing from the UK ever year, you start to wonder why they pick the people they pick, and when they decide to do a missing person story.
Too convenient an excuse. ' it was her first epileptic episode' according to the news I heard. Has she had any more occurrences since ? Probably a good lawyer has been recruited. Was she on her way to Barnard Castle to check her eyesight I wonder ?
The Land Rover Crash: Several questions here; who is she and has anyone previously heard of her? The gutter press in this country would also be hounding her like hell right now, but that's not happening.. the smoking gun is that passenger airbag that went off, modern cars won't trigger airbags if there is no occupant sat in that particular seat, so who was the 2nd occupant? Why has is taken so long to conclude the reason?? I've always felt that some very important person was driving this car. Intelligence agencies have to create fake identities and versions of events a lot more than we think and that is what I suspect has happened with this latest announcement.
Important people crashing cars and cover ups reasonates with me, in 1994 I was working in Tetbury, one morning on the way to work I came across the aftermath of an horrendous accident a Black Range Rover with wierd number plates had obviously left the road at high speed and ploughed into some trees, the car was totally trashed, I don't think that anybody in the thing would have walked away, when I got to work everbody was talking about it, none of the locals knew who its was or what had happened, passing the site of the accident on the way home , apart from the damage to the trees you would not have known that it had taken place every single piece of debris had been removed all the Police tapes markers etc gone, there had been a massive tidy up, there was never any mention of this in the press or local or National TV, we never found out who was involved or what happened, he accident site was about by half a mile from Highgrove House.
I heard he was arrested for Speeding and driving without due care and attention. Speeding through means of speed Trap so he stopped rang the police and then went on this Speeding out of control saga to avoid the points
Talking about insurance, this is my story. This week I wanted to buy a 1936 Austin Ruby to use as my daily drive, I live in Kensington (not one of the wealthy) Phoned a classic car insurance company.The quote - £271 if kept in a garage, but I don't have a garage! £1860 parked on the street for a £6000 car!
I thought that there were stipulations on the right to hold a valid licence where a medical condition might prohibit one from being issued. As Camp Road is access only to a few big houses and a Golf Club, many assumed that the 19th Hole played a part in this awful incident. I can’t call it an accident until all the facts are made available.
OK, with regard to the Landrover incident in SW London, I'm going with answer b.). Furthermore I strongly suspect a link with the spike in suddenly & unexpectedly incidents that were occurring at that time
The Dewsbury Moor fake kidnapping- Shannon was the little girl, her mum who faked the whole thing and was jailed is named Karen Matthews. I'd seen lots of comments comparing the two stories, had no idea there was actually a family link.
It's always alarming when you can see through the little gaps in the matrix. If I was the parent of one of the little girls I would still be pursuing a civil claim of some sort there has to be some form of restitution.
My friends other half has epilepsy and doesn’t drive because she can have a seizure at any stage. It’s like putting a potentially dangerous and drunk driver at the wheel.
All valid points made Geoff. We only get half a story that fits someone's aganda. More than a whiff of cover-up in all of them. Never let the truth get in the way of a good story?
The whole Wimbledon Land Rover thing stinks to hell. They did name the driver in the local paper (Wimbledon Times if you're interested). The child's family are not happy and I don't blame them.
It’s took that long as courts are held up at mo, I was in court and had to wait 13 months just for charges to be dropped by judge , also there is also a first time for a day time fit, my gf had 2 nite time fits didn’t tell us week later she had fit at breakfast and died , 10 mins later she would have been driving
I may have mentioned it on previous comments on the Land Rover Defender incident. Don't these have all of the safety features such as emergency braking that is fitted to appease the EU car safety commission to prevent vehicles hitting objects or people. I think there are many cover-ups happening in the car industry and lots of elephant's in their board room's regarding them being told to do what they are told by the government or a higher powered organisation.
Ooh my favourite Geoff content - conspiracy theories 🥳 Got to say - Jay Slater is photographed wearing a moncler coat... never heard of Moncler before and when I saw the price I knew why 😆 They clearly don't Need £30,000
Took my neurologist 9 months to diagnose my epilepsy, (don't shoot the patient) and, if she wanted an excuse for what happened all she had to do was say she sneezed as that is seen as an act of god and you won't get prosecuted for it when driving and hitting stuff.
Thanks Geoff! Yup, London thing does reek. Funny how they decide to say something during the election coverage. I so hope the families find a way through as they seem to have been totally ignored.
I have epilepsy and when I had my first fit all I did was stop driving until I was free of fits for 12 months. I didn't notify anyone but the GP, I then drove again after I was free of fits for 12 months. In 2018 I had a stroke but my licence was out of date and I hadn't driven since Feb 2010 so didn't renew the licence when it was due for renewal in Oct.2018. Epilepsy is something that can happen at any time whether the person is at home doing something or driving a vehicle on a motorway the person has little to no warning that the event is happening so the person shouldn't be prosecuted as it's something that could happen at any time.
He was part of a gang who attacked someone with a machete and almost scalped him in Rishton, Lancashire. Not a nice character. My guess it's a drug's deal gone wrong.
There were 2 consecutive bus stops taken out, in single car accidents, on a road near me in 2023, about 6 months apart, which I thought was a bit weird, I didn’t know before that happened that bus stops don’t protect people, some people were taken to hospital and at least one person died at both crashes.
If he was epileptic he shouldn't be driving so he probably should be prosecuted. You can not hold a license if you are a diagnosed epileptic and have not gone over a year without a seizure.
@@barrieshepherd7694 Then how do they know it was an epileptic fit if there was no prior diagnosis ? They don't just come from nowhere one day. You are either born suffering with it or it is the result of an head injury.
@@bwilliams572 Epilepsy can develop. My mother had her first fit when she was around 70, no previous evidence of epilepsy or family history. In this case I would hope that some medical evidence was gathered before the CPS came to their conclusion. Dr. Google says 1 in 26 Americans will develop epilepsy during their lives.
@@barrieshepherd7694 Sorry to hear about your mother. Did she have a CAT scan because that is the only way to find out for sure. I have had 2 since an head injury and i know quite a lot about the subject. I'm not sure i agree with Dr Google. There has to be a catalyst to cause epilepsy. It can be passed on hereditary but that normally shows up in childhood. People over 60 can form epilepsy but it is caused by a stroke, a brain tumour, the other causes can be a severe head injury or drug abuse or alcohol misuse.
Definitely 1st story... whole thing stinks and seems like many red flag events like these, such as horses being set to stampede through central London etc are to cause fear/less travel, constant paradigm of ''More restrictions needed on movement and travel''! God bless those that died via that land rover crash. Clearly, 1 year is too long just to share that the driver had an epileptic fit! Ridiculous incompetence when 2 kids have been killed! As per with these red flag, fatal events, our Emotion strings are pulled, again I think this type of crash which kills/fatally injures people is to set up the agenda and propagate less people being allowed to travel/Drive on their own...thus propagating self drive 'Smart' vehicles! 'They' those in power and pulling heart strings to get action of theirs /agendas completed have NO EMOTIONAL Conscience! They are psychos. Mb i went a bit deep with that, but defo stinks! YEH I MIGHT TRY THAT TO GET MYSELF OUT A TRICKY FINANCIAL SITUATION IN FUTURE LMAO
If you have the money now you can pay an expert doctor to give evidence for any condition. We had one similar. A guy in a beamer ploughed into a bus stop killing a young girl. After many years of waiting it was decided by a doctor he had 'temporary amnesia/blackout'. 😮 he wasnt charged with any offence.
"are you allowed to drive with epilepsy" You will usually need to be seizure free for 12 months before you can start driving again. However, if your seizure happened because of your doctor advising you to change or stop your medicine, you might be able to start driving again sooner than this. See our information about changing or stopping your medicine.
My neighbour bought a second hand 19 reg Jaguar I pace for £29000 5 months ago. On Autotrader, it is losing more than £1000 per month and that is retail, not trade in. Seems like very good value ?
How could someone with epilepsy possibly get a drivers license , you may as well give one to blind people. Dont give me the BS that it was the first fit,they start as a child.
The Land Rover one really stinks - sure they're tanks but if you see the overhead of the area in question, there's no way the driver wasn't speeding far in excess of what a reasonable person would be doing on that road, to have gone as far as it did. Two approach options - there's an approx 300m straight road from a car park, or a tiny village one that opens from a narrow single carriageway and past a busy pub, only a nutter would be doing more than 20 on the latter. The car went through a metal barrier, a fence, across the school yard and into the side of the building. How fast do you think it was going....? Honestly I suspected a 'lets see how fast it goes' incident from the start.
talking about insurance, my insurance went from £290 last year to £470 last month. raging, no one wanted to give me a cheap quote, bog standard car no mods clean driving history
A driver had an epileptic fit? I wasn't aware people with epilepsy were allowed to drive? One of my teacher's at school had it and he wasn't allowed to. Mind you, that was forty years ago, so things may be different now.
You cant drive with epilepsy once it has been diagnosed but depending what type you can reapply after 12 months and the DVLA will check with your doctor to get the all clear.
If it was your first fit, and your epilepsy was diagnosed as a result? You’ve got to have a first fit, I suppose, and this could theoretically be in any setting. If someone knows about epilepsy and tells us that first fits tend to happen when you’re younger than driving age, then I stand corrected. A scary thought, this whole thing. Mind you, these days especially, a driver can become incapacitated by a heart attack or stroke and it’s nobody’s fault. Drivers momentarily falling asleep is incredibly common and I do think that’s the drivers fault. If you know you’re vulnerable to that, I expect you would keep away from fast, boring roads, because that’s when it’ll happen.
@@GT380man If you have your first fit when you are sleeping that is not as bad as a fit you have when you are awake that is what they look at to decide if you can get your licence back. They do many checks to try and find out what caused the fit but sometimes nothing shows up but you are still still classed as epiletic and are monitored over a period of time if you dont have another one you can apply to get your licience back.
I saw that video, too, Geoff - & I did think (& I didn't know there had been a GoFundMe) that what I thought was Suss was really, really Suss... OK, back to your review (Shame about the Runaway Car - but he certainly landed himself in it by giving you the scoop if it turns out to be hogwash! He won't have a leg to stand on.)
Sorry Geoff. Remember that 2 children died and if it took the authorities 12 months to report the driver had a seizure .. with NO previous medical issues that weren't reported the DVLA ... No conspiracy here.
