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01-06-2016, 08:18 PM
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Woman Motorcyclist Ripped in Half
Trancoso-Porto Seguro BA No words on the man if he die or not (some report says he is the victim's husband) |
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01-07-2016, 12:24 AM
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Re: Woman Motorcyclist Ripped in Half
My theory on the events of this collision: A. One party was driving on the wrong side of the road (probably speeding or passing). B. The person(s) whom were on the wrong side of the road probably misjudged the amount of room they had or were too inebriated / stupid to realize otherwise. C. The car and bike collide. D. The man (on the bike) is pushed down and into the front end of the car (by his passenger), while slightly turning or skidding to avoid the accident. E. The man's legs are propelled forward due to the sudden stop of both vehicles. The torso of the man probably sustains fatal internal injuries of the abdomen and severe damage to lower extremities. F. The female occupant of the bike (most likely a passenger) is ejected directly forward of the bike and into the sharp edges of the crumpling hood of the car. G. The female suffers a bisection on the edge of the crumpling hood of the car and possible chest injuries as well. H. Both occupants (male and upper bisection of female) come to rest just behind the car. I. The lower bisection of the female comes to rest near the final spot of the upper section. Just a few things don't add up though. There is a white solid line at the edge of the roadway where the vehicles collided. That seems to be missing in the photograph of the female's lower half. Also, with such little information to work with, my scenario of the events are merely speculation. Also, the female could have been the driver of the bike and the male passenger could have pushed her down and into the hood (causing the bisection and semi-amputation of his foot) during the ejection. |