[Pontiac]

"Witnesses state that near the time of the accident, an individual matching the description of Ms. Fellner was seen in the last car of the roller coaster virtually standing up while the ride was in progress,"

In my mind if someone deliberately overrides safety features, deliberately ignores safety instructions, and deliberately takes foolish risk the foreseeable consequences of those deliberate actions cannot be termed an accident.

The park and its owners must be held blameless in this tragedy. Some gold digging ambulance chaser will no doubt argue that the ride should have had tamper proof restraints. But people (especially those of intelligence as this woman obviously was despite her actions) will find a way to overcome obstacles to there desires.

This woman was seeking the ultimate thrill. She got it.

[don-o]

Some gold digging ambulance chaser will no doubt argue that the ride should have had tamper proof restraints.

Cold hearted, I am; but, maybe the park should sue the deceased's estate for bring bad publicity on them.

[JusPasenThru]

I wouldn't count on it. The plaintiffs lawyers are counting the money now.