Lambo Accident

[Aces&Jacks]

You can't argue those pictures make an impression. Like 4G63 said, if it reminds just one person to slow down and be a little more careful, then perhaps it's not such a horrible thing that a few gruesome pictures of a dark reality appear on a website.

The fact that she's dead should make enough of an impression. The pictures of burnt corpses just diminishes the tragedy by adding a "gawk" or "eek" factor.

 

[Peter Gazinya]

I disagree. It's easy to forget a wrecked car, we see them all the time. but It's a rare, gut wrenching experience to see the cold realty of a charred human being. I don't like it, just saying it's the truth.

 

[Christmas_Ape]

I disagree. It's easy to forget a wrecked car, we see them all the time. but It's a rare, gut wrenching experience to see the cold realty of a charred human being. I don't like it, just saying it's the truth.

Agreed. It's like the whole "scared straight" concept.

 

[DetroitCity]

^^^

yes, very scary

 

[Gordar]

To both the driver & miss Vaculikova, Rest in peace.

And if (although that's not very likely) the family ever reads this, my condoleances.

 

[D-rock]

That's too bad. I hope it wasn't too bad for them in the end. It does go to show that nobody is invincible and that when you mess around with a situation that can get you hurt the odds will catch up to you sooner or later.

 

[BNF]

I've always thought that cars like The Murcielago should require a special license to own and drive, because they are to much car for the average person.

The average car is too much car for the average person.

A handful of you know where I come from and what I do when I say this: 250kph relatively speaking, is well within the limits of many properly maintained and piloted cars. It takes immense concentration to drive that fast on a track, let alone on open stretches of public road, let alone with a distraction to your right side...

The hundreds of pieces of engineered parts all come down to four patches of contact. You would be amazed and dumbfounded at the huge majority of cars that I've seen and tested (pressure) that have damaged tires or wheels, improperly mounted tires or wheels and/or incorrect pressure. It'd put a number in the 90%s.

Add to that that many of the drivers of the cars are attention obsessed and tend towards flamboyance..... add to that the total irresponsibility of driving at those speeds with a passenger....

I'm not blaming a bit. It's just that my experience has me believe that most people have no clue that responsiblity involved in driving agressively, even on a closed cicuit (with the fire brigade nearby!).

Just because you can afford it, (and even then many I've met cannot actually afford it), doesn't mean that you know what you are doing.

Everything, in the end, can come down to mathematics. The mathematics tell me that the faster I go, the greater an eventual impact will be - the harder I push my car, the greater the strain on virtually all of the car's part, hence the great heat generated, hence the greater strain....

It's BS that two people had to die that way - but someone failed somewhere, be it an engineer, a mechanic, track personell, the driver. It's the math the the odds of an irrecoverable problem increase with speed.

...and, I don't think that pictures are something that a regular member would get away with....

 

[Rachel77]

yeah, Ive met that girl on one Prague party few month ago... last time

 

[Enslaved By Duc]

Goddamn, that photographer is one morbid motherfucker. That's tough to watch.

What the fuck is morbid about it?

How is it any different from taking pictures of dead animals or dead trees or dead plants? And don't even start about how it doesn't show any respect for the dead or any crap like that.

There isn't a single morbid thing about either the photographer or the photos. I suppose you would consider people who take crimes scene photos morbid as well, even though they are doing their job.

 

[metalhead6969]

when the hell are the manufacturers, such as lamborghini, that are capable of producing race cars that leaves the drivers unscathed almost all of the time after a huge impact finally bring that technology into passeneger cars?

 

[Roughneck]

As for the pictures...they are probably pictures for the coroner

No Coroner would find any use in those pictures. Besides, Coroners examine the bodies themselves - what use are pictures to them?

Last but not least - the position of "coroner" is often times an "elected" official - sometimes with no medical background. These days many places are replacing Coroners with "Medical Examiners" - who is most (if not all) cases must alteast be Physicians and preferably trained in pathology and forensic medicine.

not obvious what the cause of death was.

Take your pic:
1. Blunt force trauma
2. Forced entry trauma
3. Asphyxiation
4. Decapitation/whiplash
5. Hemorrhage - internal and external
6. Third degree burns over 50% of body surface

That's assuming they weren't dead before the accident...

But all accident scenes as well as crime scenes have pictures taken. Just the way they do things.

Yes - but I doubt professional medical examiner took those pictures. I bet it was press/paparazzi

The shock value would scare the shit outta some of the students and they would think twice before they did something stupid on the road!

Don't hold your breath.


Trust me - I see far too many each day....

 

[Roughneck]

The hundreds of pieces of engineered parts all come down to four patches of contact. You would be amazed and dumbfounded at the huge majority of cars that I've seen and tested (pressure) that have damaged tires or wheels, improperly mounted tires or wheels and/or incorrect pressure.

:bowdown: Your tires and brake systems (and indirectly, your suspension) make or break your car - I can't count the number of times I've repeated this to my kids!

Tried to rep ya for the post - wouldn't do it...


cheers,

 

[WannaPlay]

I wish i didnt look me and my curious mind

 

[sammy402002]

I was exploring some of the threads in the forum,and I opened that link not expecting to see such a thing on "freeones".Why would anyone put those images on a website?-Why would anyone post that link in this forum?--I thought this forum was supposed to be fun,entertaining,and sometimes crazy;but Damn.I keep thinking that these young people had families and friends that loved them.To spread those pictures of their horrible death and promote that website is a terrible,terrible thing in My opinion.Let the dead rest in peace with some dignity.I know that I would be enraged if the death photos of someone close to Me were made available and promoted for public viewing.I hope and pray that this sort of thing stops.It is cold and shameful,very shameful.I am ashamed to have opened the link without thinking.That is My fault for not reading before clicking.Now,I will be much more careful.This has lowered My opinion of much of the Human Race that....I will stop now and have a couple of beers and play with My Dog and attempt to get the thought of families seeing that out of My head.Thank You for listening to My opinion.Sincerely,Sam