@Thatagain
FIRST I would like to say sorry for your loss to Harry's family if they are reading this.
So sad. I have a son the same age who rides a motorbike. I cannot possibly imagine the pain they are going through. I do think that the responsible driver should be brought to justice in the uk. Although I doubt it will happen.
I think even if they raised millions it still won't happen. She is a free human in the US using diplomatic immunity. She should do the right thing though for harry and the other children in the car. I don't think she will though.
She knows what happened and she took no responsibility for her actions. DISGRACEFUL.
Agree completely. I feel so sorry for Harry's parents, but there's really nothing anyone can do. Unless the woman comes back. And she won't. Most people wouldn't if they were totally honest.
@Isitnearlyweekend
There is no such thing as a genuine accident. Someone colliding with another vehicle is because of a driver not paying attention/being pissed or drugged/distracted.
In fact we don’t use the word accident because there is always blame to be had by a driver, pedestrian etc.These are not spontaneous events out of everyone’s control, they are caused by a human.
If there is evidence that a driver has committed an offence then they should be prosecuted. I’m sure if one of her kids was killed by a uk driver on the wrong side of the road she would expect justice.
This. ^ Agree with this. Very rarely is an incident or collision on the road for any reason, other than human error. Of course, mechanical failure, tyre blow-outs etc, can occur making a collision or incident occur without human error, but it IS more likely to be human error.