[Sonny M]

I will go out on a limb and say that the accident wasn't intentional, leaving him out there to die was, but in my heart I can understand panic....

It was an accident, she was drunk, on a load of drugs, but the panic? Who the hell, in a panic, sits in the garage, calls up different friends to help her GET RID OF THE BODY OF A LIVING PERSON, she talked her friend out of calling for help, while the guy was still groaning (she did say she was sorry to him though.

This was way to methodical, she had the body, she briefly, made an attempt to remove him, gave up, got back in the car, drove back to her house, closed the garage door, apoligised, called friends, got one of them, waited till they came, worked out a plan to dispose of the body, waited till he died, then eventually dumped him in a park.

Does that sound like real panic to you?

[KineticKitty]

I agree with you, but accident? People do not accidently take drugs or drink when they know they are going to be driving themselves home. But in all fairness I think I understand what you really meant by "accident", in that she didn't intend on hitting anyone that night, under the influence or not. : )