[Ugh82]

Originally Posted by Ghost1991 ↗

I love the fact we can see her tongue in this, well I think it's her tongue...

OMG! Ive looked at these pics a hundred times probably i guess bc im weird and ive never noticed her tongue! thats nuts

[bæbs]

Omg D:! What a creepy death

[visualgirl]

Yeah she had an inoperable brain tumor that greatly effected her judgment. But her parents should have been more diligent, put the keys in a lock box or some shit (Awws, they would have had to get up out of bed maybe 10 minutes earlier to retrieve the keys out of said lock box or other safety device before they went to work in the mornings, but their daughter would still be alive.)... bottom line is, they knew of her condition and because of that, they are in part culpable for what happen to her, due to their inaction.

I feel sympathy for the girl, and her siblings, but not so much her parents...

[StiffyWood]

These photo are a public service, they tell stupid teenagers, that they are piloting three thousand pound automobiles. Which is a huge responsibility, and a privilege as well.

[grownup]

I showed these most horrible pictures to my teenage son, to show that driving fast and furious causes death........a picture to match my words. He got the message. If these horrible pictures save other teens lives then that could be "something" to come out of this horrible tragedy. Their precious daughter had already entered the kingdom of Heaven before these photos were taken. My sympathies to the family for the loss of their precious daughter, may God keep them and bless them.

[Mutilatedmind]

Originally Posted by chris ↗

The parents were on CNN today saying she was born with some birth defect that made her snort coke and steal her dads car, I almost fell out of my chair.

[tsmith]

Originally Posted by chris ↗

Nicole Catsouras, (Nikki) 18, lost control of a Porsche 911 at over 100 mph. Gory death pictures showing her crossing the median and crashing into the northbound toll booth, the south side of the Eastern (241) Toll Road in Lake Forest on Tuesday.

Nicole Catsouras, 18, lost control of a black Porsche 911 Carrera while attempting to pass another vehicle at more than 100 mph, California Highway Patrol officials said.

The Porsche crossed the center median, traveled across north lanes and the Alton Parkway southbound on-ramp, before colliding into a toll booth building.

Nicole Catsouras was pronounced dead at the scene from head trauma.

Police said she was attempting to pass a gray Honda Civic traveling about 70 mph in the far left lane, when the Porsche clipped the Honda and lost control.

The Honda then veered to the left and hit the center median.

The driver of the Honda, a 20-year-old man from Rancho Santa Margarita, was taken by ambulance to Mission Hospital with minor to moderate injuries. Both drivers were wearing seatbelts.

Police found open alcoholic beverage containers inside of the Honda but alcohol is not suspected as a cause of the collision, CHP officials said.

A toll booth operator was believed to be in the structure at the time of the accident. There were no additional injuries, CHP officials said.

OMG........ That was so nasty...... You never know when your time is due and how you will go out. Thank God for every day blessings.

[spizzles]

i feel bad for what happened.. :(

[starshinexparty]

she was really really gorgeous...

[lori-gillies]

Its the family I feel for. People have major accidents all the time and they are given time to greive :( Id hate to loose my kid this way!!