[concept2complex]

Hope right before she died she had time to regret being a snobby stuck up cunt.

[nerd]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

I have heard this as well. In California, autopsy reports are a matter of public record, which means all you have to do is ask the county coroner (usually in writing) for a copy of the complete report. Have you actually read the autopsy report, by chance? Or are you just quoting news sources about the cocaine?

I haven't seen the toxicology report. It was made public that she had nor been drinking, but did show cocaine in her system.

[dockman]

I remember being a teen. All my friends felt invincible, but me? I was afraid of everything!

[ThaMedic]

This would be good to show at EMT school

[mslizzbeth76]

Don't speed kids!

[ewnasssty]

Sending the pics to her family is fucked up but seriously? She stole pops Porsche and crashed it driving like a cunt. She could've killed innocent drivers, fuck her she was being a reckless bitch. People wouldn't care if it was someone else or if she took out a family with her asshole driving. And I'm sorry but the family sounds like they want a quick buck and blame anyone but their irresponsible daughter for everything that happened

[gimlet]

I said it before, I will say it again. For $2.3 million we should at least get some spread pussy autopsy pics. But I tell you they would be disappointing, kinky black pubic hairs like on a male silverback gorilla, and dark, liver colored labia lips on her vag. These swarthy mediterranean types are just one generation removed from the jungle.

[Lea777]

Oh my God!! I see those pictures and I know how that girl says we have that morb for gore pics.. But is sometimes how you realize that you are nothing that girl was beautiful and all people you know that think they are the last Coca Cola in the desert i meant, is not for her maybe a beautiful person too.. I really feel sorry

[GoreisGreat]

Those 2 fuckers who disliked this post should be permabanned.

[mkianni]

Even though that family has been tortured by this, and God knows being the father of a teenaged girl myself I could only imagine the grief, I'd be willing to bet that those pictures have saved a lot of lives.

We'll never know how many young people viewed those picks and took a long hard look at how they drive and made the changes that saved there lives. Whether it be seatbelt usage, slowing it down, refraining from texting and alcoholic beverages....whatever. I hope that number is in the thousands with many more to benefit. I know that young girl didn't die in vain.

RIP Nikki.