Er ah, er ah, I saw the car smoking after I escaped from it and ran from the scene of the accident . . . . .
I heard that yesterday and mentioned to a colleague it was proof our culture cannot be redeemed.
I don't know if I ever saw that woman without a cigarette in her hand.
All those old family pictures, cigarette in every last one.
The truth will come out when one of the guys who helped ted push the car in the water confess on their death bed.
Until then, all we know is Ted Kennedy is/was one of the most despicable humans ever to have been born.
Er ah, er ah, I saw the car smoking after I escaped from it and ran from the scene of the accident . . . . .
OMGosh...I thought I heard that too, but then I thought no, I didn’t hear it correctly. LOL!
I heard that, too. Silly. Historical smoking? Really?
I have read a number of books on the subject.
Mary Jo did not really know Ted Kennedy that well. She needed to leave the party early in order to catch the ferry. He offered to drive her and probably planned to seduce her.
It was well known that he was a horrible driver, even when he hadn't been drinking.
During Ted's testimony about the event he claimed that Mary Jo was punching and kicking him as he was exiting the car. Yes, because he was standing on her.
He did not think to offer her a hand as he was exiting, when he had the chance to save her life.
“Contains historical smoking’...................”
I heard that, too. Thought it said “smoking”, then thought, nah; couldn’t be that. That would be really stupid. Guess I heard right.
This is to warn parents that (OMG!) people will be smoking in this movie so as to appear historically accurate. A big deal was made about this topic during the AMC series “Mad Men” set in the 1960s. I thought “Mad Men” went overboard on people smoking and do not think the 1960s was a giant puffathon. Just like Hollywood to exaggerate.
Someday, they’ll have a warning for “historical gun ownership”.
It also: “Contains historical drowning.”
I heard that today. Pathetic and stupid.
“Moses had a temper, but he didn’t leave a girl at the bottom of the Red Sea.”
Movie coming out this week, infact looks like Thursday here in Newnan, GA.
Don’t know how they will describe the events. It seems to me that Kennedy was not in the car when it went over the bridge, but there are so many questions. Formost being the changing stories that he gave, and the cover up.
There was absolutely no public scrutiny of it.
He claims that he swam back to his room, but I saw some report that he was speaking to the manager of the motel at 2:30AM. Was he in wet clothes? Or was the hotel manager paid to lie.
You have him seen by Deputy Sheriff Look at around 12:45am. He supposedly left the part at midnight with her. Told no one they were leaving. SHe leaves her purse at the party.
I contend that he was so drunk, he didn’t recall what had happened. He last remembered driving, but I think he got out of the car when he was approached by Officer Look, and panicked. He drives off a piece, then gets out of the car. He tells her to drive down to the beach. She does, goes off the bridge.
He follows on foot, and of course, it’s dark and he doesn’t see the car in the water. He doesn’t see the car at the beach. So, what does he do. Sleep on the beach, swim back to Edgartown?