I just finished quoting about the E Hempfield man who has passed due to unforseen circumstances. And people felt the need to make there assumptions of the unknown.

Lets remember this, it is Christmas in two days, a beautiful girl has passed. Her friend is on here just wanting everyone to be a little more compassionate. Understand she is frustrated. When you have lost someone you care so much about, is gone, and there is nothing you can do to have them here can be tough and you vent.

I realize this is a talk back, and this is where you post your views and thoughts. Which is good sometimes. Lets just stop with this article commiting.

PS I did read some post where is sounds like "she" lost control of the vehicle, but read the article she was a passenger not wearing a seat. This in its self is a lesson to always put our seat belts on.
I can admit I am guilt of not always wearing my seat belt,

I have said my peace, have a blessed holiday

So you come on here and demand that the writer of the story seek out the correct answers you claim to know, yet you refuse to tell anyone what you believe to be the other side of the story. I call BS, you know nothing. You should have your head examined as well.

I had thought that about ice. It was a really bad night for driving.
Ashleigh, I hope you get help with your grief, whether it's with school, an adult you can trust (parent, teacher or some other). If you have information you think can help...then talk to the police.
If you're a friend of the driver, they're going to need alot of support now.
Thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends involved from many TBers.
Don't take your anger and grief out here. Be there with the friends and families involved. Be an asset, not a problem.

we really need to put a disclaimer on this board that if you are personally involved with a tragic situation, you come on here and read the topic at the risk of extreme distaste for what is being written.

Very good post. It says it all.