autoxcuda
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She crashed a few blocks north of the Costco and Home Depot my brother and mom frequent.
So this behavior hits a little close to home. I’ve certainly driven on those streets before.
Ann Heche rammed her Mini Cooper through a house, at speed and was trapped in the burning car.
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She crashed a few blocks north of the Costco and Home Depot my brother and mom frequent.
So this behavior hits a little close to home. I’ve certainly driven on those streets before.
Well she died so I hope that taught her a lesson.
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One hope I hold out for is to be sure her assets make the poor woman that lost everything far more than whole.. She lost everything - including her business equipt. I believe you can sue her estate. Anyone know?
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"Unfortunately, due to her accident, Anne suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and remains in a coma, in critical condition," a rep for the family told the publication, adding, "She is not expected to survive."
She was supposedly talking after the accident and there is video of her sitting up on the stretcher as she was being wheeled out of the wreck. Makes you wonder if it was the drugs that kicked in rather than a head injury.
She was supposedly talking after the accident and there is video of her sitting up on the stretcher as she was being wheeled out of the wreck. Makes you wonder if it was the drugs that kicked in rather than a head injury.
MIKESPOLARA
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Surely, that's why she immediately lawyered up. Plus her neighbors/friends started a go fund me which is reportedly over $100K
Brain swelling takes some time and then you're done if the pressure isn't relieved in time; and then there were probably other brain damage to boot.
R.I.P.
You would think somebody's insurance would be covering damage and losses. i'm no fan of insurance companies BUT if there's a "go fund me" then it should be one or the other. The purpose isn't to turn the victim into a millionaire !
chargervert
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Fortunately only property was lost,she could have seriously hurt or killed other people besides herself! Property can be replaced and rebuilt.
autoxcuda
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I agree.
Lot of these Go Fund Me deals are double dipping and profiteering.
Now it takes some time to get insurance payouts. And chances are she'll lawyer up wanting more than the 1st insurance offer.
The renter has a business that’s shut down right now. That sometimes can just kill a business. So the faster she is up and running the better for her.
IMHO, they should take the Go Fund Me amount from the insurance/settlement payout. But I don't think that will or can happen.
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Cause the insurance company needs to be subsidized by charitable folks on the internet....
I agree the profiteering is BS but I'd rather see the person who had the loss profit than the insurance company....
MIKESPOLARA
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There is no correlation between a "go fund me" and an insurance claim. Go Fund Me was started by someone that was concerned for her situation and all funds are DONATIONS
If you want to send 5 bucks, 20 bucks that's up to the individual and is supposed to be an act of kindness and generosity.
If you want to send 5 bucks, 20 bucks that's up to the individual and is supposed to be an act of kindness and generosity.
Big Bad Dad
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Keep in mind, that your auto insurance has a maximum property damage liability. (You may want to actually read your policy, if you are not aware of this.) Insurance is not an open checkbook in the event of a claim. The limit is usually around $300K in my area. That isn't going to replace much of a house and contents. So the injured party has to sue the policy holder (driver), or their estate, to fully recover their losses. And, of course, that depends upon if the responsible driver has the additional assets to cover it. Most people would not have enough to cover a million dollar loss or judgement....
Hey Dennis, I’m eye 71’ Hemi Cuda convertible, 4speed, Dana 60…..can ya help a brother out?? Lol!!!
The homeowner’s insurance should pay every penny to fix or replace the dwelling and then sue the confused dykes auto insurance and estate.
The homeowner’s insurance should pay every penny to fix or replace the dwelling and then sue the confused dykes auto insurance and estate.
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Getting off topic, but GoFundMe is 100% legit. A friend of mine was saved from severe hardship when his wife got sick and he had to stop working for her care. It also allowed them to spend some final time together without losing everything (financially).
Like you, I too sent him a check direct, but structured donations like GoFundMe are good communication tools for awareness of the need and they fill the gap for legitimate donation needs.... It takes FAR too long for any government service to step in (Medicare, SS disability, etc.).
Absolutely. Not sure about the Dana in an E though.
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