Paul Walker Death Picture

bones · #**141** ● 12-04-2013, 11:21 AM

i am sooooooo gutted paul was a great actor in those films so fuked off WTF was the driver doing wat a ........ so sad

guapaflor2004 · #**142** ● 12-04-2013, 11:33 AM

That's what I thought I saw.. :0(

**WonderMomma** · #**143** ● 12-04-2013, 01:02 PM

I've included a photo I posted in the other thread, outlining what's believed to be Paul and Rogers' bodies in white and yellow, respectively. To me it's clear what's what. Roger's outline closes off at the legs, where they apparently go on under the drivers side dash where they were found still on the pedals.

**WonderMomma** · #**144** ● 12-04-2013, 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by mantara32 ↗

Interesting. Still no definite evidence that Walker was driving as well as witnesses at the charity event claiming they never saw Walker driving either. Since Rodas was the professional Porsche race car driver it seems likely he would have been the one to step forward and get the parking issue sorted out. Like the dealership memo suggests, the car has F-1 like suspension on it which means even the smallest bump in the road can cause the driver to lose control and crash. With all those reflective dots on the road where they crashed it's possible that the car was taken too fast around the corner and strayed onto some of those, causing it to slide or spin out of control.

BTW, I have the same problem with posts too. I can post using Chrome or Safari but all my posts disappear when using Firefox. Haven't figured that one out yet

Hmmm... I've only been using internet explorer. Go figure, I know better. lol

Yeah, seems logical that that kind of car wouldn't be available for general sale. Not sure if it is or not, this car was owned (I think) and operated by a professional racecar driver after all. I'm sure we'll find out all the details as time passes. Mantara, thanks for all the interesting info!

**WonderMomma** · #**145** ● 12-04-2013, 01:16 PM

Originally Posted by ammonite ↗

Those pictures of Nute don't match the video of the guy talking about trying to get Paul out, either. Those pictures are clearly after the fire department arrived and had already been dousing the car with water to put out the fire, which doesn't match the statement at all. There is absolutely NO EVIDENCE in those photos that anyone tried to pull a body out of the car. None.

It was said somewhere that the car did not burst into flames for about a minute after impact, so if that is indeed the case, it's plausible that his friend tried to pull him out... however he would have to be already or very close to the scene to do so. Below is the video from TMZ of the actual crash... and while I don't see flames right after impact (there is a lot of dust) the video cuts off shortly after impact and jumps ahead to when the car was on fire. You can see several people running up and driving up and getting out. Trees are blocking the actual site so it's hard to tell exactly what the hell happened. I'm sure there is a better camera view somewhere from one of those buildings but who knows if it will ever get released.

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**WonderMomma** · #**146** ● 12-04-2013, 01:18 PM

shit, sorry, I have never posted a video before... let me try this again. It might just be the link. Hopefully an admin can come along and do it properly. (thanks!)

http://www.tmz.com/videos/0_oehej0ek

ammonite · #**147** ● 12-04-2013, 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

It was said somewhere that the car did not burst into flames for about a minute after impact, so if that is indeed the case, it's plausible that his friend tried to pull him out... however he would have to be already or very close to the scene to do so. Below is the video from TMZ of the actual crash... and while I don't see flames right after impact (there is a lot of dust) the video cuts off shortly after impact and jumps ahead to when the car was on fire. Y

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There are two videos. One shows the crash behind the trees, and it clearly shows the car on fire prior to the friends showing up. The other video shows the car BEFORE the fire dept shows up, fully engulfed in flames.

Compare that to the pictures of when his friend had to be pulled away - the ones AFTER the fire dept showed up, and they were dousing the car with water.

It just doesn't add up. That's all.

It's possible that someone tried to pull him out after the fire dept showed up and they got the flames minimized around the bodies, but, again, that doesn't match what was said in the interview with the friend, who claims they tried to pull him out right when they showed up (which would have been when they were already fully engulfed in flames according to the videos).

Who knows.

I still think it's unlikely that anyone touched the bodies while they were on fire.

**WonderMomma** · #**148** ● 12-04-2013, 01:29 PM

Also, the results of the autopsies have been released... here is a link on an article.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/p...plete/3866823/

Paul Walker autopsy: 'Traumatic, thermal injuries'

The Los Angeles coroner's office has released the results today of autopsies on Paul Walker and Roger Rodas.

The autopsies on Paul Walker and Roger Rodas have been completed, says the Los Angeles County coroner's office.
Update, 1:10 p.m. ET: Official causes of death: Rodas, the driver of the vehicle, died of multiple traumatic injuries; Walker, the passenger, died of the combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries, the Los Angeles county coroner's office said, reports CNN.
The deaths were ruled to be accidental. Toxicology results are pending, and could take several weeks.
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The reports were finished on Tuesday, reports AP, on the men who were killed Saturday when the 2005 Porsche Carrera GT they were in crashed into a light pole in Santa Clarita, Calif.
More: Paul Walker charity to get 'Fast & Furious 6' proceeds
Authorities are expected to release the results today "at the earliest," Craig Harvey of the coroner's office tells the Los Angeles Times.
Walker's publicist has said the actor was the passenger when the car crashed. The families of both men have provided dental records, which will permit not only formal identification of the bodies, but also official word on whether Walker or Rodas was behind the wheel, reports AP.
Detectives have not determined exactly what caused the crash, but the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department told AP that speed was a factor.

bigjoe · #**149** ● 12-04-2013, 01:53 PM

Sounds like Rodas died on impact, while Walker roasted to death. Any reported screams were probably from Walker.

Small consolation for the family of Rodas, but horrible news for the family and fans of Walker.

ocrage · #**150** ● 12-04-2013, 02:14 PM

you couldnt post this in the other thread? your picture looks like a 9 year old tried to "enhance it" on mspaint

Paul Walker Death Picture

Documenting Reality