[honeygrl]

I seem to recall one whitness hearing the man say "they should've gotten out of my way" when he got out of the car. Also, when he left the hospital only a few hours later (he wasn't injured though) he was *smiling* and shaking hands with people. He didn't look the least bit remorseful.

[Conservababe]

I seem to recall one whitness hearing the man say "they should've gotten out of my way" when he got out of the car.

This reminds me of an accident near here on the Interstate I-55. An elderly man had somehow gotten going in the wrong direction of the freeway. He hit a car and killed three persons. He survived. But, at his hearing he said it was their fault because they were driving too fast. Get these old codgers off the road.

[Wiggins]

I seem to recall one whitness hearing the man say "they should've gotten out of my way" when he got out of the car. Also, when he left the hospital only a few hours later (he wasn't injured though) he was *smiling* and shaking hands with people. He didn't look the least bit remorseful.

I doubt they will get a conviction based on the fact that someone heard him say "they should of gotten out of my way" or that he was smiling and shaking hands with people. These actions could be used as an indication that this person may be senile or suffer from dementia.