[small_l_libertarian]

I agree that the original accident was probably not intentional and I, too, can understand panic. Even though it's wrong, sometimes your first reaction is to not want to get caught doing something awful.

HOWEVER, those of us who came equipped with a conscience would come to our senses and realize that another human being mustn't die to just so that we can hide our shame. I would venture that the vast majority of us (not just FReepers, all humans) would somehow help this poor man.

Chante is some kind of cold-hearted creature and we are all better off that she is going to be locked up for a good, long time. (Think of the damage she could do just by passing on her genes!)

Plus, she was apparently caught because she talked about this incident at a party and one of the party-goers called the police with a tip. What kind of a psycho is she that she would think that this story is appropriate cocktail-hour conversation?

There are some crazy, scary people in the world.

[hispanarepublicana]

Plus, she was apparently caught because she talked about this incident at a party and one of the party-goers called the police with a tip. What kind of a psycho is she that she would think that this story is appropriate cocktail-hour conversation?

The theory last night on TV was that the party conversation came around to a "We hate Whitey" or "Whitey is so stupid because" moment, and she kind of went overboard in contributing to the conversation.

[2Smart2BLiberal]

She's a slack-jawed mouth-breather who deserves to die for this crime. It's hard to imagine anything more heartless.

[texasbluebell]

Chante is some kind of cold-hearted creature and we are all better off that she is going to be locked up for a good, long time. (Think of the damage she could do just by passing on her genes!)

Not to mention the damage she would do over the years to patients she would be working on in her career as lpn or nurse's aide (can't remember which now). I'd hate to see someone so heartless with helpless patients.

[MizSterious]

Not only should she have tried to save him, as a nurses aid, she could have taken some immediate means herself to save him while she waited for the ambulance. She cared only about herself and what would happen to her--murder, then, by way of selfishness.

[L.N. Smithee]

Chante is some kind of cold-hearted creature and we are all better off that she is going to be locked up for a good, long time. (Think of the damage she could do just by passing on her genes!)

Don't think it's impossible for her to get pregnant in the joint. Stranger things have happened.