Posted on 01/20/2008 5:00:28 PM PST by Sursum Corda
Fast cars were what Flaherty, 21, was all about, his family said Saturday, which is why they aren't all that surprised that's how he and two of his closest friends -- Lucas Raymond Snyder, 21, and Amber Dawn Kowalski, 23, who each shared that penchant for speed -- died early Friday when the car they were traveling in crashed at more than 100 mph into a light pole at the corner of McCaslin Boulevard and West Cherry Street in Louisville. ----- Lorie Flaherty said it "really isn't a shock to any of us" that her brother died in a high-speed crash.
"The thing that really makes me feel much better about this is they died doing what they loved to do -- they were drinking, they were going fast and they were together," Lorie Flaherty said. "It gives me comfort, it does, to know those three things."
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That was the day I bought it. It has plates now.
Maybe she’s the beneficiary of his life insurance policies.
Brilliant.
Nope; just a single Darwin. Two out of the three had already bred, though not to each other. Twice each. Neither of those two was married.
One of the commenters on the Camera’s pages said he was driving in that area earlier in the evening, and there was also ice, and he saw people sliding, too. Not just drinking & speeding, but bad conditions as well.
Ha! That would sure explain her idiotic comment.
First rule for idiots: If you need an audience, tell them where you'll be, don't take them with you.
First rule for survivors: No body is going to believe you anyway, unless there's a police report.
Thanks for the pre-emptive anti-Necro Troll strike.
His movies would have been better if Fonda, Peter had been killed at the beginning of them.
That’s a very nice ride.
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