[TheCruxofBag]

Hurlingham, Argentina

22-year-old A.M.L. was killed when, while riding on his friend's motorbike, a truck ran him over before leaving the scene. A. was pronounced dead on arrival in hospital.

The truck driver handed himself in to the police station, but insisted it was an accident. The police officers did not attempt to verify his story and allowed him to go. When family members of A. complained, police finally looked at the CCTV footage and 50-year-old D.F.A. has been arrested for manslaughter.

[Mr.NoCredit]

He was in some serious pain from that… crushed his guts…

[mothmon]

Horrible. Never saw video before of someone getting run over by a truck, crushed by its wheels,, and see them so alive one minute (I actually thought he was going to get up and walk for a second), and dead/dying the next. Strangely bloodless too, at least from this distance

[Xtatic]

Seems innocent enough, except for leaving the scene. I don’t think manslaughter will stick though.

[EnjoyMeredith]

Wow. What an awful way to die.
He looks to be in a lot of pain and fully aware of what happened. He was hurting so bad he couldnt sit still and couldnt find a comfortable position. Then you see him start to get weak, convulsing a bit before he dies.
This one was hard to watch.

[kellyhound]

must be vehicular manslaughter but he shouldn't have left the accident scene as in my opinion it wasn't his fault coming from the right and the biker hit the brakes instead of slowing down and look for any traffic coming from the right.

[tiduspr]

Holy shit.

First thing that comes to mind is all the wasted effort working out to die at 22.

Then the pain, man. You just want him to fucking die already instead of that agonizing torture. Fuck, can’t imagine.

And the last thing you hear as you die are those annoying dogs.

I wonder. Even then, does someone have any hope that they’ll survive ? What was he pointing at?

He fought till the end. Propping himself up like that. Fuck.

Even from a distance that was hard to watch.

[tiduspr]

Some additional info from a news article:

They were able to revive him in the hospital but he had three heart failures that ultimately ended it.

[claytoaj]

I've watched this over a few times, and I swear I just can't see the part where he goes under the truck's wheels. Like, I see the truck react, but I'm missing the actual collision somehow.

[Xploit Machine]

more like an accident than manslaughter