Because it's kinda funny.
A young man gets killed in a train crash and his body parts hits this woman who in turn sues the dead man's estate. Hilarious.
(I must be getting old :hiding

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Because it's kinda funny.
You have to laugh or you'd cry.A young man gets killed in a train crash and his body parts hits this woman who in turn sues the dead man's estate. Hilarious.
(I must be getting old :hiding![]()
Jεώel oғ ωïѕdoм;1492273 said:As'Salaamu Alaaykum
erm, why would you smile while having a 70 miles per hour train coming your way?! maybe it wasn't suicide..
The guy who died... musta been smoking some real funny things.
A question. If a golf ball hit her head, will she sue the ball or the golfer?
Correct. Though given the circumstances the train company may well have made a goodwill payment out of court if she had sued them. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised she did try and sue them and the report is omitting to state that fact.A question. If a golf ball hit her head, will she sue the ball or the golfer?
That's why some people were questioning, why didn' she sue the train company?. But I guess, her lawyer is afraid to sue "The Giant".
A question. If a golf ball hit her head, will she sue the ball or the golfer?
That's why some people were questioning, why didn' she sue the train company?. But I guess, her lawyer is afraid to sue "The Giant".
Several witnesses said he was smiling as the train hit him.
But the appellate court disagreed. After noting that the case law involving "flying bodies" is sparse, it ruled that "it was reasonably foreseeable" that the high-speed train would kill Joho and fling his body toward a platform where people were waiting.
Leslie Rosen, who handled Zokhrabov's appeal, said although the circumstances were "very peculiar and gory and creepy," it was a straightforward negligence case, no different than if a train passenger had been injured after the engineer hit the brakes.
"If you do something as stupid as this guy did, you have to be responsible for what comes from it," she said.
Seriously, what's the point in suing a dead man? ^o)
A large portion of his body flew about 100 feet onto the southbound platform, where it struck Gayane Zokhrabov, then 58. She was knocked to the ground, her leg and wrist broken and her shoulder injured.
Erm okay:skeleton:. Give the guy a break, he died. Surely he didn't intend to purposefully hit the woman with his dead body parts.
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