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Re: Fatality this morning.


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Posted by Leroy on October 13, 2017 at 05:47:16 from (69.88.201.13):

In Reply to: Re: Fatality this morning. posted by MarkB_MI on October 13, 2017 at 03:45:47:

Your statement seat belts do not save lives. How true. My 18 year old cousin was killed because of a seat belt. Dark rainy night on newely paved road not yet bermed. Hit edge of pavement and rolled her future to be husband (had already bought her wedding dress) pickup.seet belt fastened and pronounced in perfectly working when she was thrown out of the truck ( how can they help when they leave you be thrown out of a fastened intact belt). Here 17 year old sister not belted in thrown out and only a cracked pelvis. Anyway the investigating offcifer when he did the field repord that my other cousin that she was going to mary had to sign the report it was in it that the oficer witnessed the cut on her neck that broke her neck that she died instantly was in that han written report. When it came time to sign the final report all mention of the seat belt marks on her neck were removed and nothing put in report what caused her death or that the belt was fastened and supposedly working. When questioned about it was told we ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PUT IN ANYTHING LIKE THAT as they do not want the actuall figures of what belts do out there because it would make people not want to use them. Not the first instance of seat belts causing death that the seat belt use was covered up. 76 Caddy convert with 5 belts and 6 boys rolled, only the unbelted survived. Had him on the local TV news talking about it, Later the station had to denigh that he ever was on and telling how the belts killed his buddys. If you had not seen the progran as it aired you would never find it existed anyplace for his interview. Burnes me when they say not having belt on is what killed him.


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