[HannibalGore]

Woman's body mangled by accident

[icepick29]

Do you think she died?

[HYPRTCKR]

~ That heavy truck traffic road was just too narrow for the both of them to rule.
~ As one can tell, it happened around a curve, so the truck driver probably didn't see her &/or couldn't avoid running her motorcycle over until too late.
~ The smear shows that she was riding in the opposite direction of the truck's lane along the curve.
~ Since there is no blood or body residue on the back tires of the truck, then it means she tried to avoid the truck, but skidded sideways, whereas her body got dragged, then mangled by the inertial weight of the motorcycle itself along the raised edge along the curve, then her motorcycle got stuck at it's final position under the truck's back tires.
~ Although it does look like the truck driver swerved to the right against the dirt wall to avoid hitting her, & also avoided swerving to the left to avoid colliding with any other oncoming vehicles, especially other trucks, since it's a curve, a decision that took split second timing.
** UPDATE:
~ I stand corrected. It seems the father & daughter were behind the truck going around the curve, when the trucker lost control, because of mechanical failure due to it's extra heavy cargo of dirt, thus making it roll backwards. Whereas it then ran over & dragged the father & daughter, along with the motorcycle, before ending up over along the dirt wall & curve edge.
~ Even the tires blew out from the excessive weight.

[Peanut1pool]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ That heavy truck traffic road was just too narrow for the both of them to rule.
~ As one can tell, it happened around a curve, so the truck driver probably didn't see her &/or couldn't avoid running her motorcycle over until too late.
~ The smear shows that she was riding in the opposite direction of the truck's lane along the curve.
~ Since there is no blood or body residue on the back tires of the truck, then it means she tried to avoid the truck, but skidded sideways, whereas her body got dragged, then mangled by the inertial weight of the motorcycle itself along the raised edge along the curve, then her motorcycle got stuck at it's final position under the truck's back tires.
~ Although it does look like the truck driver swerved to the right against the dirt wall to avoid hitting her, & also avoided swerving to the left to avoid colliding with any other oncoming vehicles, especially other trucks, since it's a curve, a decision that took split second timing.

What you say makes no sense. I think the truck rolled backwards possibly unintentional after the accident while the victims were between the rear wheels, then rolled over the still alive female. The truck had to have been going backwards to end up like that against the dirt wall.

[Killgaad]

Oh, man, she was still alive.... poor girl ... she moved her head up immediately after the cameraman brought her into view...

So sad to see her like that...

I wish she lived... but how could she survive the trauma?

[RobotApple]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

Oh, man, she was still alive.... poor girl ... she moved her head up immediately after the cameraman brought her into view...

So sad to see her like that...

I wish she lived... but how could she survive the trauma?

I'm pretty sure she's already 'gone' - that movement looks like agonal breathing. Must have died shortly after.

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ That heavy truck traffic road was just too narrow for the both of them to rule.
~ As one can tell, it happened around a curve, so the truck driver probably didn't see her &/or couldn't avoid running her motorcycle over until too late.
~ The smear shows that she was riding in the opposite direction of the truck's lane along the curve.
~ Since there is no blood or body residue on the back tires of the truck, then it means she tried to avoid the truck, but skidded sideways, whereas her body got dragged, then mangled by the inertial weight of the motorcycle itself along the raised edge along the curve, then her motorcycle got stuck at it's final position under the truck's back tires.
~ Although it does look like the truck driver swerved to the right against the dirt wall to avoid hitting her, & also avoided swerving to the left to avoid colliding with any other oncoming vehicles, especially other trucks, since it's a curve, a decision that took split second timing.

This "analysis" is so detailed it is hard to understand why you didn't see the guy's body lying by her side.

[Killgaad]

Originally Posted by RobotApple ↗

I'm pretty sure she's already 'gone' - that movement looks like agonal breathing. Must have died shortly after.

Yes, I am inclined to agree... she was most likely gone, certainly insofar as consciousness is concerned... I used the term 'alive' euphemistically, out of respect.

I'm not a doctor, and I'm willing to stand corrected if I'm wrong—but as far as I have observed on DR, agonal breathing induces backward head movements and not up/forward.

I'm thinking that the muscle groups that would bring the head up and forward like that, are not controlled by the brain stem, especially with a rather heavy helmet on.

But even if she was still alive, it appears that unfortunately it was very short-lived and she died immediately thereafter.

[Killgaad]

You guys did see the head movement though, right?

Nobody else brought it up or confirmed it—but I do know I wasn't dreaming.

[Suicide_Note]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

You guys did see the head movement though, right?

Nobody else brought it up or confirmed it—but I do know I wasn't dreaming.

Her head moved, but it was completely involuntary due to agonal breathing.