Car Split In Half in Easter Sunday Fatal Collision 

Ten over.

Good observation, a vehicle typically needs to be traveling give or take 100+ mph to do that type of damage in a collision.

MYOB

That needs to be said in Spanish...

Tell that to masshole too

Not how most choose to go.

and you know this how?

@@malig0413 It's probably true btw, I attended one many years ago when I was a first responder and that's exactly what it turned out to be surprisingly. Single vehicle accident into a concrete pillar on a freeway that initially we all thought was just an accident due to the rainy conditions......after the investigation it turned out the deceased driver had just been given the news that his wife would be seeking a divorce and thus he smashed his car at high speed intentionally into a concrete overpass support and killed himself. Happens a lot more than we realize sadly.

@@malig0413 When there's a 35mph bend and a 100+mph single vehicle crash.

Rest In Peace to the homie KWIZR DWPK:.

Lol , you mean many people in general shouldn't be allowed to drive. A bunch aren't allowed to drive but they do it anyways.

Speed leads to an argument with Physics and Newtons' Laws. Those that argue with physics usually lose big time and prove that Newton was right.

ha.... was gonna comment speed kills....saw your comment on top. sad but true

per capita, Montana has the most fatal car crashes followed by south carolina

@@garfieldsmith332 That's the guy that invented the fig newton.

That was my homie who passed away, he was on his way to visit his grandma

@@RetireFinal sorry for your loss. Good thing grandma wasn't riding with him.

A tree(s) was harmed, but it will heal. That impact didn't happen by an invisible object.

Hey,...the deceased don't feel a thing once they are dead. It's the family that feel the pain.

Probably with a shitty sounding loud exhaust..who would have known.😂

It's definitely not a Mustang

Mustang

Safelite repair, Safelite replace 😂

Talking about the spot on the pavement?

Being kind with comments vs facts? I’m sorry, but recklessly driving above 80mph (Verified by the Walnut Sheriffs Department), when the roads are wet, and clear because of the holiday, is inexcusable and not due to inexperience. What about the family’s on the road that he put at risk? Do other peoples lives not matter unless they are seriously injured or killed? Very sorry, but an excuse vs facts is poor judgement. There was no reason to speed. The single car crash on Braes River and Amar, and the single car crash on Amar by Stater Brothers, were all from speeding. There is ZERO excuse to put the public in danger. If I do everything I can to keep drivers safe, why shouldn’t I expect the same? Are you saying it’s okay for me to speed if your family is going to church on Sunday, as long as I only hurt myself and no one else? I’m sorry for your pain, but reckless driving is inexcusable. Too many people hurting innocent people for selfish thrills. Even though it was a single car crash, that doesn’t lessen the severity of the reckless driving.

@@fxdelusions77 and you have these “facts” that he was going 80mph? You weren’t there so keep your ignorant comments to yourself before you start spreading lies. Have a good day.

can’t tell

They are in a constant state of celebration and euphoria of becoming the majority population and political power...

basically like air bags and a motor wrapped in pretty tin foil.

With EPA mpg requirements now they have to make them out of tin foil

tbh, tree with massive root system versus anything at speed usually doesn't end well for the object.

Try ripping a roll of tinfoil in half though… helps if your going 80+ in a 35 of course

You mean back when people went through the windshield?

Lame, someone dies and you’re proud of first comment.