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Well freak, you obviously have a very limited understanding of physics. If the snowmobile had been at a stand still and the guy lunged forward from a short distance The sled would not have shattered both of his legs. Again he has a double compound fracture of his tibia and fibula in his left leg, and a straight break of the tibia in the right leg. These injuries resulted in two rods and screws in the left and a rod and srews also in the right.On another note I am sitting in his room right now talking to him and showing him your posts, just to clear it up he once again sais the man ran over his tip up, he yelled at him and the man turned around accellerated and hit him. His girlfriend is also here and she once again agrees. I feel like theres an echo in this forum since I seem to keep seeing the same story over and over, from the people who were there. Yes I was not there, but since I am sitting in the same room as both of them right now, and they are watching me type this, I would say I count as good source of info for you guys.I hope that this post can now continue to accomplish what I intended it for. If you have something to say to Parker please by all means post. However if you plan to soak up the medias poorly collected information, please hold off on the negative posts.
People are making me feel as if I over stepped my bounds on this one. I may have and again I'm sorry. Please dont use this to judge my character. I was only piecing a puzzle. I feel for Parker. I did not mean it to be a negative post. If requested I will remove my first post but not to hide from what I said just to show courtesy because it rubbed a few the wrong way. Sorry again I truly feel bad for stirring the pot here.Too much CSI and Law and Order for me.
The last thing we need is more Idiots with no regard for human life.
If I was the guy driving the snowmobile I would ask for a jury trial, you liable to get someone like this guy to help you out ! yes we understand you have the victim party's side of the story. and you are their friend so of course you are going to believe them. we don't' know them from adam, and to most, something doesn't add up. what we hear is a guy for no reason ran over your buddy. thats it. it doesn't make sense.He not only has great insight about the situation but also know how everyone else observes the situation. Wow.BOB
we'd love to go find this cretin on the ice for ya.maybe, leave him UNDER the ice(Image removed from quote.)
there is always a bad apple in the crowd that shines a bad light on a group of people in this case ice fisherman.
A snowmobiler hit an ice fisherman so this puts a bad light on us fishermen?? How'd you deduce that one??
Wow, lot's of armchair detectives chiming in here with limited information...I wasn't there so I don't know what happened, other than a fellow sportsman was badly injured. Here's to a speedy recovery and swift justice.
GCD, does it matter if he moved or not? Is it not the responsibility of the operator to be aiming the machine in a direction as not to harm someone/shatter both of their lower legs?
No, the fisherman shouldn't have to jump out of the way of a speeding sled to save himself from injury, and yes the sled operator is at fault and liable for damages.I thought it was quite obvious the sledder was operating his machine in a wreckless and dangerous manner and don't understand why he hasn't been charged with the laws that he broke.