Kobe Bryant Dies in Helicopter Crash

[Gwalker99]

Originally Posted by niknik

I also don't understand getting all bent over someone famous dying. Its crazy sometimes, but it doesn't effect me.

I look at it like you said, if I died this guy wouldn't know, nor would he care to know. We don't know eachother. And he has millions of dollars, and I'd bet if I was starving on the curb, he'd just drive on by.

So wtf do I care if he dies. It's sad for his family and friends. I respect their feelings. But I feel no loss.

he would just drive by... but yet these idiots are crying over him...

[bababoozer]

Originally Posted by Steve 1

Fair enough.

I vaguely know who Paul Walker was because of those daft movies he made, the outpouring of grief over people they have never interacted on a personal level with seems odd to me.

Anyhow, at least we didn't have to hurl insults over a differing point of view.

Stupid people, and I used to think Americans had the monopoly on it, is why the Kardashians are multi-multi millionaires(if not billionaires), why Trump is president, why reality shows are top rated, and being a grandma in your 30's is a source of pride.

[Tmoose95]

Anyone know where to find the leaked photos of the crash that were leaked by the police this week?

[mcpronoun]

I overheard two pilots today talking about their close call with crashing, one said exactly "We almost Koby'd into the ground this morning", I chuckled but everyone else at the bar was clearly offended.

[ash_kelenna]

Originally Posted by Gwalker99

he would just drive by... but yet these idiots are crying over him...

actually a few weeks before his death, he stopped at a crash site to provide his assistance...
There are people that watched him play and grow for 20 years..watched his daughter for 13 years: those people have been affected by that event..and then there are people like you..get yourself and move on and get those damn "leaked" pictures ..and post them here.

[crice63]

Originally Posted by TheFallOfTroyML

Leaked only inside the department afaik

Fuck, if it's okay for the deputies to take photos and share with their buddies, I want to see the crispy critter too!!!!

[TheFallOfTroyML]

Originally Posted by crice63

Fuck, if it's okay for the deputies to take photos and share with their buddies, I want to see the crispy critter too!!!!

true, i want to see that crispy mf too

but my guess would be that those pics never see the dr page, sadly

[Morbid75]

Originally Posted by TheFallOfTroyML

true, i want to see that crispy mf too

but my guess would be that those pics never see the dr page, sadly

No, they will not make it on here. At least not any time soon. It will probably take years. If someone has them and tried to upload them I do not know Chris would even allow them to be posted as this is still considered an ‘open crime scene’ as to what caused the crash. I imagine toxicology of pilot was taken and is not back yet or maybe has been and there is nothing but NTSB is still investigating. They know how they died but not exactly how the situation got them to where they died. The CA law is below. Plus the amount of negative publicity it would bring his site would likely be more than the minority of morbid curiosity seekers. So you will likely see them in years to come once this has been old, old, old news.

California

(Code of Civil Procedure § 129)

The law bars the copying of photographs taken for the coroner at the death scene. They are available for use only in a criminal action or proceeding that relates to the deceased, or as a court permits.

[patheticlittlef]

bummer, expected them to hit the internet by now...

departments always take pictures of accidents and crazy shitshows though, so i don't get why it's a big deal, they sorta need it for documentation purposes as well.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by patheticlittlef

bummer, expected them to hit the internet by now...

departments always take pictures of accidents and crazy shitshows though, so i don't get why it's a big deal, they sorta need it for documentation purposes as well.

The only reason it's a big deal is because of who it is. I guarantee they take photos of dead people all the time. I'm sure the problem in this case is they took photos with their private cellphones.

But like I said, I guarantee they do that all the time. But they don't post them online because it would be rather easy to trace it back to an individual. And that would be cause for termination. So they likely just take them to show other coworkers and buddies.

I imagine though a crispy picture of Kobe Bryant might be worth a little chunk of change. Probably not enough to lose a decent job over though.