The victims were identified Monday as Omarion Rieves, 17, Nathanial Phillips, 17, Destiny Giera, 16, Jemerrio Rieves, 15. Two of the victims, Jemerrio and Omarian, were brothers.
16 is too immature for kids to drive they gonna take the bus or get picked up until they 18 😂😂 or get a job then that will show me they mature enough once u 18 i can't stop u
I used to jump hills when I was young too, was so fortunate they didn't make top heavy SUV's when I was young or I wouldn't have lived to see today I am sure as I had several close calls back then. So many of of my school friends died young. My heart grieves for the parents.
Okay what does that have to do with this tragedy!!. That comment is so dismissive and condescending - have some empathy for the victims and their families.
As an EMT, one of the worst calls I ever had that I'll never in my life forget was six teens (4 in the back, 2 in the front. The driver was 17 and had his little 13 year old sister with them) who tried the same thing. There was a hill crest that got a lot of teens seriously hurt when they tried to get that negative g-force, stomach floating feeling. Unfortunately for these teens, it was 4am and they were trying to jump the hill. After the street levels off again past the hill, there's a slight left curve. The tires regained traction late enough that the driver severely over corrected to the left, and at an estimated speed of 65 mph, the car began flipping off into the woods, where the top of the car made contact with a tree, completely collapsing the roof all the way in, and having a similar effect on the kids' bodies. After pronouncing each one dead, we heard moaning coming from deeper in the woods. The driver had been ejected through the windshield, and his body was resting on a tree limb about 50 feet deeper in the woods. He had agonal respirations and severe multi-system trauma, but we worked him best we could all the way to the trauma center. He unfortunately died on the way to the operating room in the hospital. This terrible story has a lesson, and that lesson is to talk to your kids about the dangers of driving fast. When they came of driving age, I showed mine pictures I took of the car after the bodies were removed. There were chunks of hair with the scalp, blood, and other gorey substances to convince them that it wasn't just a dad being a paranoid dad. This shouldn't happen to anyone else, regardless of the invincibility you feel as a teenager.
"Red Asphalt" was required watching in public school driver's ed. That ended when we let private industry charge families for the same thing - but they removed the reality of blood, guts & gore. No self-respecting industry would let THAT get shown to future customers!!!! We need MORE of this to show kids the scourge of not-so-smart phones. Instead, it's more self-promotion and concealing the reality of driving.
People like you are fried 🤡 I’m sure you won’t worry about letting off some balloons at your mothers death. Just come on no one thinking about any bullshit like that during the mourning of a loved one….
What I don't like is the parents think they are in control until these kids are set loose on there own and treated like adults. Appreciation of life or life's bought and payed for.
That just happened here where I live in Florida two brothers were driving with all their friends and they went airborne and hit a cement telephone pole and they all died. Two brothers same family how sad
I’m 51 I remember so many times in my teens my friends and I driving crazy in the snow or racing…it doesn’t matter if your rich or poor, as we were all well off sometimes teens do foolish things…lost two kids in my high school they were going 125 in a brand new 1987 corvette on RT 95 in Providence what was even more sad was one of the fathers saw his son fly by on the highway and tried to get them to slow down but they were flying by and he was one of the first on the scene of the crash a couple of miles down the highway…tragic
The father who bought his kid a brand new Corvette is a moron and in a way he deserves what happened for his wrong decision that caused his son's and another one's lives as well as a lot of suffering.
@@mamadouaziza2536 :"thank god?!".. for what?!! this is a hard thing to thank god for,, especially when youngsters deaths are involved.. here no one is forgiven...
That is so sad. To have two come from the same family is heart-wrenching. I have teenagers and I worry when they drive with friends their age. I warn them all the time to avoid their reckless friends. My prayers and condolences to all the grieving families and friends.
Imagine that driver living with this on his conscience. The immense ripple effect.... The intensity of the Truth. Worst lesson life could ever dish out...
I tell kids if they're ever in a car with someone who is being reckless or drunk, tell them to stop so they can get out. If the driver refuses pretend you're going to throw up in the car. They'll pull over fast for that and the kid can make an escape. If they tell me it's their friends I point out they are not a friend when they risk your life and the lives of others.
My daughter is 13 years old, I have had this talk with her already. I love the "I am going to throw up" excuse. And yes, I will pick her up at any time, any where, and be proud of her for making the right decision. Thanks for the excuse, she will hear it tonight!
@@matthewmarch8707 You sound like my dad was. Aces. Dad was a doctor so I saw accident results in the emergency room early. But I suggest taking her to a wrecking yard. Ask your local tow company to tell you when a bad one comes in. Some people would call that too traumatic. Not near as being in one.
@@ptaylor4923 My daughter has Asperger's but is high functioning. She has a terrific group of friends who genuinely look out for her. She is HIGHLY intelligent but I have been telling her for years that someday someone will offer her drugs or alcohol and that person is not your friend. She is now at the age where I tell her the offer will be very soon. I like the wrecking yard idea but that really might be to traumatic for her. I do agree that would be a good idea for most kids though. Thanks for your advice and it sounds like you also wound up aces like your dad!
@@phuckfumassters No Thinking AT ALL @ 64 Still The Same As it Was Schools Of Mindless & MSM Programing GTA & A Like Steel The Minds GMO Food fluoride in the water let's not make excuses they don't want to fix it.....Then OR NOW Nuke Melt Down comes Too Sad truth
No fearless just have no sense. I been in plenty situations like this and Kids fear the consequences but their undeveloped brain tells em will be fine you're in control. Not realizing the power these machines truly have and the lack of control the operator actually has without the proper training
This is something that always sits in the back of my mind as a mother of now grown kids. It's all about the choices the driver makes in a moment of time and the ability of the passengers to be able to influence the driver to just stop and think about it. It's something I think we as parents have to resolve in our own hearts - whether our kids are going to be the passengers or the drivers.
At any other time people would say a 17 year old is just a child however they have no issue giving them keys to a 2 ton vehicle with other kids in the car to run around.
Because we live in a world where people rather spoil their kids instead of teaching them right and wrong and making them learn the value of things. Also nobody wants to ever take ANY kind of accountability nowadays.
I remember one day I was the passenger in my car and my son was driving. He was learning to drive in about 3 months time he wanted to take the drivers test to get his license. I kept telling him no, not yet. Then that one day when I was in the car with him. There were his cousin and two of his friends back passengers and one of the teens said aloud " Willy drives like grandma. And I said to the young man, "Yes, and his Grandma has been driving a long long time over 50 years. It was that same day I told my son, it's time you get your license. That's been 10 years ago with no accidents and he still drives like grandma, and yes, his grandma is still driving. And so am I, 60 years and only 2 fender benders because I learned to drive from my mom, his grandma!
This is why I NEVER allowed my children to ride in a vehicle with another teenager. Hickory Hills is such a peaceful place. Praying for the families of these teenagers. This is just tragic.
Which leaves "driver" destined to live the rest of their life thinking of the tragedy. Some have said here that the drivers "get over it" but that will not be the case for all of the drivers. I cant imagine.
In my day they showed us the most stomach churning pictures of car accidents and victims. Pics no school would show kids today. It didn’t help. Kids think they’re immortal.
Do not put balloons into the environment... I understand the pain is huge condolences for the loss of loved ones. But many animals will swallow deflated balloons and die
"sweet"..... Who are you kidding?? These dumbasses wouldn't mind running anyone else over nevermind any accidents that could've caused. So much for their selfish acts.
Very strong cars! used to work at mercedes and we had a customer who had a head on crash with a dui driver doing 70mph and he was going 60mph only broke his ankles!
Speed alone does not determine whether a car breaks in half or but yes, speed was a factor in this particular accident. In fact, modern cars are designed to crumple and break away so the energy from a crash spreads the force around, throughout the entire vehicle. I don't mean to sound like a know-it-all but I've been in this business for over 30 years. Good day people, drive safe...
@@ash27slick74 obviously it wasn't the speed, it's was the rapid decrease of speed helped by the surrounding inanoment objects. Never heard of cars breaking apart as a safety feature, flying debris, exposure of passengers to the elements combined here with separation of engine and fuel tank might have explosive consequences
@@snoopdogg9061 Earlier cars were designed to be rigid without regard to what happened to the car and its occupants during a crash. All modern cars today, of course have crumple zones but most automobile manufacturers (definitely Mercedes), employ the breakaway feature on certain parts of the car. This has nothing to do with parts of the car becoming airborne projectiles because where the vehicle separates during impact is not an issue.
I remember back in the early 80's, there was a very similar crash that killed 5-6 high school teenagers. Someone bought the vehicle salvage, put it on a flatbed truck and parked it in front of the high school. Some people applauded, but others objected saying that it further traumatized the deceased family and friends. I applauded. Sometimes teenagers need to see what happens to a vehicle when you drive it like a dumb-ass. Youth, seat-belts, airbags, and being surrounded by metal doesn't make you invincible. AN UPDATE: Since this happened long ago, I asked a friend who was more familiar with the accident. My friend said it was the father of a 15-year girl passenger who bought and displayed the salvage. The girl's father was mad and upset with the parents of the driver (a 16-year-old) who bought their son a brand new Ford Mustang for his birthday. The girl's father wanted the crushed and mangled Ford Mustang to be a physical reminder for the driver's parents as to what happens when you give a fast high powered sports car to an immature and inexperience driver.
Seeing the vehicle that was involved in the fatal accident doesn’t do much for some kids. They don’t associate that twisted hunk of metal with driving fast and being careless. You need to show them a picture of the mangled and dismembered corpses that police take before they remove the bodies. Kids see wrecked cars all the time, on roadsides, in garages, in movies,…so a wrecked car is just another wrecked car. But show them a picture of a dead teenager with his limbs missing and his neck broken….it hits closer to home.
@@malindahenke5724 kids genetic mentality is that they are indispensable. We must provide much teaching starting at an early age. Like training a dog. Grooming to become responsible adults.
@@Reeeeeee12345 I’m pretty sure they’re parents cared when their kids didn’t come home from school that day. Would you say that shit if it was your kid? Or one of your family members?
Racing through this residential neighborhood on a saturday afternoon where so many others could have been killed too but thankfully were spared that day.
@@Icewind007 Um HELLOOOOO.. The point is it was on SATURDAY/WEEKEND lots of unsuspecting kids could have been outside playing... hit & killed.. while the driver thought it fun.. to high speed through a residential street/neighborhood.. How did you miss that point?🙄🙄
: my point this knuckleheaded kid shouldn't have been at the wheel period because apparently he didn't have the maturities to be able to make prudent decisions only poor choices
I used to be in these type of rides with friends when I was a teenager , terrifying . Once I got my vehicle I drove with caution . I was always criticized by my friends for driving like a grandma . Teens be alert .
I have some stories as well. My friend would drive drunk all the time and yes ill be in the same car as him While dude going over 100mph thru 192 where Disney world at in fl Lmao Yeah we both got lucky and I'm proud to say ill never do that shit again. I stopped drinking even smoking now I drive safe in my semi
It's a rite of passage as a teenager. I am amazed more of us don't die doing this. I have regularly raced friends over the limit in my youth. I drive like the old man I am now.
@@grahamt5924 most of us did and we are lucky to still be here, my friends knew how I drove and they still got in the car, never once saying to slow down
So sad... It makes people realise of how much force is involved with a moving vehicle, and how that force can end lives so quickly... Please drive safely people...
One small decision with serious repercussions. My father always drilled into my head, you get behind the wheel of a car, you take on the responsibility of everyone else lives. Drive with care. So sad for everybody.
I thank God that I survived my teens and I pray for my children daily! Teenage stupidity knows no bounds. I’m so very sorry for the loved ones and those who lost their lives. Also for the young driver who will suffer the consequences for many years. Praying for all involved!
Stupidity is not a question of age. If youre stupid at 16, youll remain stupid at 40. Some change with age, others don't. Some will stay stupid all their life.
@@astana2853 very true but there are very few teens who have the maturity to not do some stupid and dangerous things. Youth have no concept of mortality and how fragile life is. I wasn’t using the word “stupidity” so much to describe lack of intelligence, rather to describe the lack of wisdom.
What a crock ! If you survived your teenagers then You failed as a parent. My wife and I raised children in urban USA and had no problems as did most of our contemporaries. WE TRUSTED THEM and held them to High standards. Our children are in their late 30s now and have been so since their graduation from high school(public schooled ). Teenagers aren't a PROBLEM . TEENAGERS are a reflection of their UPBRINGING.
My heart hurts for everyone involved. There are no words. My first car was a Vette and I at 16 drowned it. I've always had sports cars, most recently I sold a Stang and I'm getting ready to purchase a new GT. My granddaughters share my love of sports cars but this article is a wake-up call for me. I've been driving for 52-years and never been in an accident like this. There is a hill nearby that they like to 'jump'. Nevermore. I can't believe I've been so careless with their lives and my own. Condolences and prayers for all. 😥😢
Oh my God.. two brothers , 15 and 17. Imagine the grief of that Mom and Dad. Not to mention the other two young lives. The 17 year old driver has my prayers too. This is horrible for all involved.
Sad, and I bet some of those Kids were begging to get out, but that makes the driver go faster and become more reckless. We've all been in those vehicles as kids.
NOT ME! And I still drive SLOW! I see ADULTS drive like retards every freak'n day. They THINK they're IMPORTANT! "Willful Ignorance" is a disease. Why do people RACE up to a red light? Why do people EMBRACE STUPIDITY? Poor TREE.
I can say I am extremely fortunate to have survived a crash that I caused on my own and hurt my friend (nobody was killed) but I learned a valuable fucking lesson that day and every day I deal with the pain in my lower spine from the impact that compressed it. I deserve every second of the pain I endure since that day, but it completely changed my life for the better and stopped me from ever doing anything stupid again ever since. I can not be thankful enough that me and my friend survived my stupid act that early morning.. I could not live with myself if I had hurt him or anyone else that morning.. Not everyone is as lucky as I am... These types of news reports always bring that day back and remind me to always stay in line.
I’m 55 years old and now stories like these are no longer four people dying. It is four young people that had a lot of years in front of them that they had no idea of the value of.Just as I or anyone else at that age wouldn’t be conscious of.
I remember getting in a car with my homeboys and when they started to speed I ended up nearly punching my best friend in the face, because my mom always told me, “never let someone else ignorance be the reason you don’t come home, definitely when you can control your environment”… I’ve changed my friendships quickly…rip to these kings… and I hope my comment inspire someone else around my age or anyone to be more aware and safe..
for what it's worth, I hated riding with my friends. I almost always drove, and I'm still like that all these years later. If I'm going to die in a car crash, let me be at the wheel.
I was almost in a similar major crash like this more then 25 years ago but I slammed on to the brakes and their was no accident. And I saved my passenger's life and others and all I got was condemnation for my heroic efforts and not even a lunch or thank you.
Several decades ago, when I was in high school, some kids from a neighboring school were attempting the same sort of thing in the early morning hours before the school day, right before dawn. They ran down the hill, hit the upslope, and "caught air"... right into the back of a garbage truck. All four of them were killed instantly. It was a lesson I've never forgotten, and when I was younger and more likely to do stupid things, I never did them with a car. My heartfelt condolences go out to these families. 😞
@@beardeddragon9255 Nah, I already did, and nothing happened to me. I was doing 100 in dirt roads. Pushing car at the max. Then like 20minutes later, my tires slipped in the rain while doing 50. My car got destroyed, but nothing happened to me. Not even a scratch. So I think it's best if you drive bruh.
@@youngbo1144 going 80mph in a residential area trying to hit a jump in a minivan is not a mistake you deserve to crash just hopefully not into a little kid playing outside. Idiots
It’s not about living some thing like this down! It’s about being smart enough to value another’s life as much as your own! “Love your neighbor!” - God
As a teen-ager I wanted to go fast but my mom could not afford a car for me...she said...buy your own car. I finally saved enough for a used sedan that was s-l-o-w! It would go 0-60 in about 3 minutes, downhill. I lost my best friend and several others that I went to school with in a variety of accidents over the course of 3 years. All of those fatal wrecks were DWI, DUI, or Racing and high-speed in a hot-rod. Mom knew what she was doing making be buy my own car. I didn't have a dad around. My friends all had really nice camaros or Mustangs and I had a piece of shit, but it kept me alive! Thank you mom!!!
@@heatherdawnd.d.delligatti9580 I'm guessing either you have additional/inside knowledge about this case, this is sarcasm, you have no kids, or your kids are absolutely perfect. Parents are responsible for ensuring their kids are taught to use vehicles (or guns) safely - and determining whether their teen should (or should not) have access in the first place. Unless you have info we don't (eg, that the parents didn't teach safe driving skills, taught him to drive recklessly, or knew he was overtly reckless but allowed him to drive anyway) I don't see parental responsibility here.
oh my God I'm so sorry for those families, to lose such young and bright shining stars on the cusp of finding their calling in life...I can't imagine the heartache and pain, prayers and thoughts go out to everyone 🙏
When I was a teen I was involved in a fatal accident. I was fortunate to survive the Driver was goofing off and blew a Stop sign. We were T-boned and he was killed I walked away unhurt. I am 71 now and I am still hesitant to ride in a car. Those poor parents having to go through such a thing. May those children rest in peace.
@@dianecelento4974 thanks me too. I now have 4 children and 5 grandchildren and a wonderful wife. I am sad those teens were not as fortunate. But for the grace of God go I. Peace and blessings to you and your loved ones.
My heart goes out to all of the parents of these children, but especially the family who lost two sons on one day.🙏🏾🥲 May the Peace of God which passes all understanding set guard over their hearts and minds in Christ Jesus!!🙏🏾
@@briannapiersr.3026 What don't you understand? They were saying good thing other innocent people didn't get killed. You know, people in thier homes and yards. This was a neighborhood!
Yeah, and superman and the hulk are fantasy characters, not real, kids! Nuclear just kills people and all life forms of life! No 'accidental superpowers', just hot steaming death, every time. So sad about the kids.
Yeah, and superman and the hulk are fantasy characters, not real, kids. So sad that our kids are not being taught physics in school. No superpowers ever came from nuclear, only death!
@@cpuchala7 I know it’s hard, but you should try to resist commenting on these god squad virtue signalers. It will wear you down. Trust me, I find them as annoying as you.
@@itsjustme9682 no! you’re correct I didn’t need to comment, neither did you, neither did they, or anyone, but we do. My comment is just a valuable as anybody else’s. Thank you for you time.
Life is weird. You can do a million good things over the years and make little to no impact. Then you can make 1 bad decision and in a matter of seconds ruin your life and others forever. Condolences to the families.
Its not weird.... thats normal. There is a reason they call them" bad" decisions. It was more than one bad decision in this case tho, the driver made multiple bad decisions and every person in the car made a decision to get in the vehicle with someone like that.
@@Mrgrumpypants84 That's your opinion and I respect it. I just don't agree. I don't know the events leading up to the others getting in the vehicle. They may not have known he would be reckless. Sometimes you don't know what's a bad decision until the damage is done. I've hoped in the car with plenty of people who drove safe and then suddenly became reckless. It's easy to say stop or let me out but the person behind the wheel controls that destiny.
"The driver is a juvenile so no name has been released". So a 17 yr old can drive a car like an adult idiot but he's too young to have his name released? BS. He obviously wasn't ready to be driving, totally irresponsible.
I agree. Why after something like this would he have any expectations of privacy especially regarding driving issues?? EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THIS!! If you don't want your name splashed around all over after something like this happens maybe you shouldn't have been driving so wrecklessly...
I didn’t get my license till I was 20 in the 80s. It was safe to walk everywhere and the transit system was pretty good in Pittsburgh. Looking back it was probably a blessing. . This was heartbreaking to watch..
This is why my mother never would let me get in the car with a bunch of kids.
Wise Mother. !!! 👍😊👍
16 is too immature for kids to drive they gonna take the bus or get picked up until they 18 😂😂 or get a job then that will show me they mature enough once u 18 i can't stop u
I used to jump hills when I was young too, was so fortunate they didn't make top heavy SUV's when I was young or I wouldn't have lived to see today I am sure as I had several close calls back then. So many of of my school friends died young. My heart grieves for the parents.
Okay what does that have to do with this tragedy!!. That comment is so dismissive and condescending - have some empathy for the victims and their families.
Exactly, that proves they don't have the maturity to make safe decisions.
As an EMT, one of the worst calls I ever had that I'll never in my life forget was six teens (4 in the back, 2 in the front. The driver was 17 and had his little 13 year old sister with them) who tried the same thing. There was a hill crest that got a lot of teens seriously hurt when they tried to get that negative g-force, stomach floating feeling. Unfortunately for these teens, it was 4am and they were trying to jump the hill. After the street levels off again past the hill, there's a slight left curve. The tires regained traction late enough that the driver severely over corrected to the left, and at an estimated speed of 65 mph, the car began flipping off into the woods, where the top of the car made contact with a tree, completely collapsing the roof all the way in, and having a similar effect on the kids' bodies. After pronouncing each one dead, we heard moaning coming from deeper in the woods. The driver had been ejected through the windshield, and his body was resting on a tree limb about 50 feet deeper in the woods. He had agonal respirations and severe multi-system trauma, but we worked him best we could all the way to the trauma center. He unfortunately died on the way to the operating room in the hospital. This terrible story has a lesson, and that lesson is to talk to your kids about the dangers of driving fast. When they came of driving age, I showed mine pictures I took of the car after the bodies were removed. There were chunks of hair with the scalp, blood, and other gorey substances to convince them that it wasn't just a dad being a paranoid dad. This shouldn't happen to anyone else, regardless of the invincibility you feel as a teenager.
"Red Asphalt" was required watching in public school driver's ed.
That ended when we let private industry charge families for the same thing - but they removed the reality of blood, guts & gore.
No self-respecting industry would let THAT get shown to future customers!!!!
We need MORE of this to show kids the scourge of not-so-smart phones. Instead, it's more self-promotion and concealing the reality of driving.
They should be showing pictures of Nikki Catsouras’ crash to all kids ready to drive.
Hey ...I also wonder why humans find their internals and the materials they are made of so gross and horrifying...
We appreciate your service...
You should get a check for PTSD
That's alot to see
@@CashCowz962 because usually those things are inside and orderly, same with your blood. Twit
they legit just released all them balloons in the air like I'm pretty sure that's super bad for the environment
People like you are fried 🤡 I’m sure you won’t worry about letting off some balloons at your mothers death. Just come on no one thinking about any bullshit like that during the mourning of a loved one….
Disgusting to see these people releasing balloons like this... nature deserves more respect
I can't believe you just said thay🤦♂️
That kid wasn't ready to be driving. Parents, teach your kids responsibility!
Everyone is responsible for their own actions. Parents can only do so much now a days.
What I don't like is the parents think they are in control until these kids are set loose on there own and treated like adults. Appreciation of life or life's bought and payed for.
You can only do so much. You hope they listen
but... but... HOW could this happen? It always worked fine on the Dukes of Hazzard!
he watched too many monster truck jumps
A mother lost two sons on the same day...How sad for everyone involved. My condolences to the families & friends
So heartbroken 😞...
Parents who lost their kids, should Sue the Wealthy Parents of the Idiot who Killed them.
@@cruzinthru8285 that's helpful. What a liberal POS u r.
Awful..omg
That just happened here where I live in Florida two brothers were driving with all their friends and they went airborne and hit a cement telephone pole and they all died. Two brothers same family how sad
I’m 51 I remember so many times in my teens my friends and I driving crazy in the snow or racing…it doesn’t matter if your rich or poor, as we were all well off sometimes teens do foolish things…lost two kids in my high school they were going 125 in a brand new 1987 corvette on RT 95 in Providence what was even more sad was one of the fathers saw his son fly by on the highway and tried to get them to slow down but they were flying by and he was one of the first on the scene of the crash a couple of miles down the highway…tragic
The father who bought his kid a brand new Corvette is a moron and in a way he deserves what happened for his wrong decision that caused his son's and another one's lives as well as a lot of suffering.
My heart aches for all the moms, especially the one that lost both sons. My condolences to the families!😔
Be careful everybody, driving is not a game.
And I see idiots day in and day out. Tailgating at high speeds is just criminal, IMO.
Unless it's a racing game
Meh, life is a game and you have no idea how you are going to lose it.
It only is if your suicidal, that said im gonna gta this car
Right
Its a blessing that they didn't hit another car, pedestrian, or run that vehicle into someone's home.
Yes, thank God all the stupidity stayed within the car.
I literally just passed a suv wedged in bushes. Thank God b/c they would've definitely been in someone's living rm
: you didn't think 4 murdered youngsters were enough??
did he really need to do anymore of anything else??..
@@mamadouaziza2536
:"thank god?!"..
for what?!!
this is a hard thing to thank god for,, especially when youngsters deaths are involved..
here no one is forgiven...
@UC2qC6CZDwMji3fosz-kGXkQ Thank GOD he didnt kill 10 more you MORON
That is so sad. To have two come from the same family is heart-wrenching. I have teenagers and I worry when they drive with friends their age. I warn them all the time to avoid their reckless friends. My prayers and condolences to all the grieving families and friends.
Imagine that driver living with this on his conscience. The immense ripple effect....
The intensity of the Truth. Worst lesson life could ever dish out...
I tell kids if they're ever in a car with someone who is being reckless or drunk, tell them to stop so they can get out. If the driver refuses pretend you're going to throw up in the car. They'll pull over fast for that and the kid can make an escape. If they tell me it's their friends I point out they are not a friend when they risk your life and the lives of others.
I remember telling my kids the exact same advice.
P Taylor, that's right.
Tell kids friends who risk friends' lives are called
FRIENEMIES, 😈 pure, plain and VERY simple
My daughter is 13 years old, I have had this talk with her already. I love the "I am going to throw up" excuse. And yes, I will pick her up at any time, any where, and be proud of her for making the right decision. Thanks for the excuse, she will hear it tonight!
@@matthewmarch8707 You sound like my dad was. Aces. Dad was a doctor so I saw accident results in the emergency room early. But I suggest taking her to a wrecking yard. Ask your local tow company to tell you when a bad one comes in. Some people would call that too traumatic. Not near as being in one.
@@ptaylor4923 My daughter has Asperger's but is high functioning. She has a terrific group of friends who genuinely look out for her. She is HIGHLY intelligent but I have been telling her for years that someday someone will offer her drugs or alcohol and that person is not your friend. She is now at the age where I tell her the offer will be very soon. I like the wrecking yard idea but that really might be to traumatic for her. I do agree that would be a good idea for most kids though. Thanks for your advice and it sounds like you also wound up aces like your dad!
He tried to show off and everyone ended up paying with their lives. Sad.
Except him!
Everyone Aside from the Idiot Driver! ... The ones who were Killed had No Control over what happened.
He might as well have died for him. I bet he would rather be dead, if he doesn't end up killing himself anyway.
Everyone but him
@@cruzinthru8285 they had control, they got in the car probably knowing how he drives
They literally took off the entire rear end of the SUV, it had to be some ridiculous speed to do such thing in the first place...
Rest in piece to all of those kids praying for all the family’s! God be with them 🙏🏼❤️✝️
Every parent's nightmare....my condolences to the loved ones of these kids.
Hi Candy. I've seen this happen to many times in my life. Young lives gone forever.
I go through this yearly with My cousin and her mom. (My aunt).. (He passed after the driver hit a tree...they will never be the same)
it's terrible. but where were the parents?
@@ldlink3935 well why don’t you go down there and pick all them up before it happens? Oh no you’re too busy making meaningful comments my bagzzz
@@bouncer812 don’t blame parents
As a bus driver, I'm amazed how fearless kids are. Most of the time they're lucky, but sometimes...
Bus driver thanks for all you do for them kids... keep them safe.
as the line goes, "they weren't born with the sense God gave the common dog".
Not making excuses but their brains aren't fully developed...younger people and teens think they will live forever
@@phuckfumassters No Thinking AT ALL @ 64 Still The Same As it Was Schools Of Mindless & MSM Programing GTA & A Like Steel The Minds GMO Food fluoride in the water let's not make excuses they don't want to fix it.....Then OR NOW Nuke Melt Down comes Too Sad truth
No fearless just have no sense. I been in plenty situations like this and Kids fear the consequences but their undeveloped brain tells em will be fine you're in control. Not realizing the power these machines truly have and the lack of control the operator actually has without the proper training
This is something that always sits in the back of my mind as a mother of now grown kids. It's all about the choices the driver makes in a moment of time and the ability of the passengers to be able to influence the driver to just stop and think about it.
It's something I think we as parents have to resolve in our own hearts - whether our kids are going to be the passengers or the drivers.
It disgusts me how guilty drivers always seem to be the ones who survive wrecks like this.
I can't even imagine killing anyone much less four. Unbelievable
@Richard B you’re going to hell
Yep...he knocked that one outta the park.
At any other time people would say a 17 year old is just a child however they have no issue giving them keys to a 2 ton vehicle with other kids in the car to run around.
Quite.
Because we live in a world where people rather spoil their kids instead of teaching them right and wrong and making them learn the value of things. Also nobody wants to ever take ANY kind of accountability nowadays.
@@Jordanfiend361 Truer words have never been said.
@@Jordanfiend361 from the leadership of the country down to the street level for the most part.
Legal driving age should be 21
I remember one day I was the passenger in my car and my son was driving. He was learning to drive in about 3 months time he wanted to take the drivers test to get his license. I kept telling him no, not yet. Then that one day when I was in the car with him. There were his cousin and two of his friends back passengers and one of the teens said aloud " Willy drives like grandma. And I said to the young man, "Yes, and his Grandma has been driving a long long time over 50 years. It was that same day I told my son, it's time you get your license. That's been 10 years ago with no accidents and he still drives like grandma, and yes, his grandma is still driving. And so am I, 60 years and only 2 fender benders because I learned to drive from my mom, his grandma!
This is why I NEVER allowed my children to ride in a vehicle with another teenager. Hickory Hills is such a peaceful place. Praying for the families of these teenagers. This is just tragic.
I swear it’s always the driver that doesn’t die somehow.
Or should we say the one who causes the crash.
@@erikbunty2016
Yes, this is what I meant.
I was going to comment this in but I read down further.
Which leaves "driver" destined to live the rest of their life thinking of the tragedy. Some have said here that the drivers "get over it" but that will not be the case for all of the drivers. I cant imagine.
I was thinking the samething.
Let this be a lesson to all teen drivers . That car or pic of it should be shared at every high school in the US . Driving is not a GAME ....
In my day they showed us the most stomach churning pictures of car accidents and victims. Pics no school would show kids today. It didn’t help. Kids think they’re immortal.
@@EricDaMAJ if it saves 1 kid per school then it will be worth it.🙏🏻❣️
@@EricDaMAJ True
Driving is definitely a game. If you’re too stupid to win, you lose!
They already show cars to students but hell it doesn't work for all students they wanna drive..And think its cool to speed an play 🎵
Do not put balloons into the environment... I understand the pain is huge condolences for the loss of loved ones. But many animals will swallow deflated balloons and die
O Jesus this is horrific beyond words.Sending love from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪 you are all in our prayers
Sweet, precious, and reckless children who think they are invincible.
"sweet"..... Who are you kidding?? These dumbasses wouldn't mind running anyone else over nevermind any accidents that could've caused. So much for their selfish acts.
How fast must that Mercedes have been going to break in half like that? 😱
Trying to figure out the same. I know what it feels like to be hit from behind with just a little bump and my neck jerked but THIS!! Wow
Very strong cars! used to work at mercedes and we had a customer who had a head on crash with a dui driver doing 70mph and he was going 60mph only broke his ankles!
Speed alone does not determine whether a car breaks in half or but yes, speed was a factor in this particular accident. In fact, modern cars are designed to crumple and break away so the energy from a crash spreads the force around, throughout the entire vehicle. I don't mean to sound like a know-it-all but I've been in this business for over 30 years. Good day people, drive safe...
@@ash27slick74 obviously it wasn't the speed, it's was the rapid decrease of speed helped by the surrounding inanoment objects. Never heard of cars breaking apart as a safety feature, flying debris, exposure of passengers to the elements combined here with separation of engine and fuel tank might have explosive consequences
@@snoopdogg9061 Earlier cars were designed to be rigid without regard to what happened to the car and its occupants during a crash. All modern cars today, of course have crumple zones but most automobile manufacturers (definitely Mercedes), employ the breakaway feature on certain parts of the car. This has nothing to do with parts of the car becoming airborne projectiles because where the vehicle separates during impact is not an issue.
This totally breaks my heart ! Holy Father please give peace to all of the families!
Thank god no one outside the car was hurt for no reason
Why would some one give a 80000 dollar auto, to a 17 year old, who probably has a history of bad decisions.
A drug dealer.
@@leahwhiteley5164 if true, that's even worse - the parents should have known
Where is Blm.. This would a great time to do something positive for their community.. Sadly that won't happen..
Because life if easy when you have money after all, lawyer is already at the court as we speak
Probably trying to outrun another vehicle chasing them.
I remember back in the early 80's, there was a very similar crash that killed 5-6 high school teenagers. Someone bought the vehicle salvage, put it on a flatbed truck and parked it in front of the high school. Some people applauded, but others objected saying that it further traumatized the deceased family and friends. I applauded. Sometimes teenagers need to see what happens to a vehicle when you drive it like a dumb-ass. Youth, seat-belts, airbags, and being surrounded by metal doesn't make you invincible.
AN UPDATE: Since this happened long ago, I asked a friend who was more familiar with the accident. My friend said it was the father of a 15-year girl passenger who bought and displayed the salvage. The girl's father was mad and upset with the parents of the driver (a 16-year-old) who bought their son a brand new Ford Mustang for his birthday. The girl's father wanted the crushed and mangled Ford Mustang to be a physical reminder for the driver's parents as to what happens when you give a fast high powered sports car to an immature and inexperience driver.
Seeing the vehicle that was involved in the fatal accident doesn’t do much for some kids. They don’t associate that twisted hunk of metal with driving fast and being careless.
You need to show them a picture of the mangled and dismembered corpses that police take before they remove the bodies. Kids see wrecked cars all the time, on roadsides, in garages, in movies,…so a wrecked car is just another wrecked car. But show them a picture of a dead teenager with his limbs missing and his neck broken….it hits closer to home.
Yep. The typical "it won't happen to me attitude".
@@malindahenke5724 kids genetic mentality is that they are indispensable. We must provide much teaching starting at an early age. Like training a dog. Grooming to become responsible adults.
Who cares? They were a bunch of fg its more than likely anyways.
@@Reeeeeee12345 I’m pretty sure they’re parents cared when their kids didn’t come home from school that day. Would you say that shit if it was your kid? Or one of your family members?
What are teenagers doing driving a Mercedes?. I think the parents should be investigated too.
That's So Sad R.I.P My Deepest Condolences To The Families Of the 4 Teenagers
Racing through this residential neighborhood on a saturday afternoon where so many others could have been killed too but thankfully were spared that day.
So many could have been killed? Wtf? This was a car crash, not a bomb.
@@Icewind007 Um HELLOOOOO.. The point is it was on SATURDAY/WEEKEND lots of unsuspecting kids could have been outside playing... hit & killed.. while the driver thought it fun.. to high speed through a residential street/neighborhood..
How did you miss that point?🙄🙄
It’s terribly sad. This kid has screwed up everybody’s lives including his own.
: my point this knuckleheaded kid shouldn't have been at the wheel period because apparently he didn't have the maturities to be able to make prudent decisions only poor choices
Nah he'll get over it
@@Kay0Bot Nah, someone gonna have something to say about it 😈
No free rides, butty
@@kanesmith8271 there were several of these cases that happened early 2000s....guess what... those teens got over it.
@@Kay0Bot wtf kind of point is that to make? You smooth brains always find tragic videos to spreg on
FACT: we human beings manufacture our own misery.
Bruh how fast do you have to drive to knock the ass off of an SUV?
I used to be in these type of rides with friends when I was a teenager , terrifying . Once I got my vehicle I drove with caution . I was always criticized by my friends for driving like a grandma . Teens be alert .
I have some stories as well.
My friend would drive drunk all the time and yes ill be in the same car as him
While dude going over 100mph thru 192 where Disney world at in fl
Lmao
Yeah we both got lucky and I'm proud to say ill never do that shit again. I stopped drinking even smoking now I drive safe in my semi
It's a rite of passage as a teenager. I am amazed more of us don't die doing this. I have regularly raced friends over the limit in my youth. I drive like the old man I am now.
@@grahamt5924 most of us did and we are lucky to still be here, my friends knew how I drove and they still got in the car, never once saying to slow down
@@hobbes7460 I find it funny how adults seem to forget their own youth and the times they had. Us humans can be very dangerous in our teenage years.
Lord have mercy I pray for the families that lost there children in this terrible accident may God be with all of these families
Kind words. God bless.
So horrible for all families and the young driver who has to live with it
@demonslayer here i am 🙃
The Meth is Strong with this one!@-@
@@anthonymcnatt3799 YO-DA Bad.😂😂
My heart goes out to their loved ones😞
So very sad. This just appeared on my feed. Prayers for the families and friends.
Prayers for the families My Daughter died in auto crash 21 years ago THE LORD WILL HELP YOU GET THROUGH THIS
I’m sorry, friend. Thank you for the kind, hopeful words.
So sorry Maggie. I know that you will never get over the loss of your daughter - but I hope you have or can find peace in some way.
May God be with us all
😔🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
I'm so sorry for your loss! One day you will see her again in Heaven.
At least they hit a tree and not another innocent car.
Pale girls are rare to find these days...
Tree not very happy at losing some bark but will be just fine. 🌳💪🏽
Wow what kind of comment is this
That poor tree 😥
EDGYYYYY. You stink 👎
I can't imagine what the parents are going through right now. My deepest sympathy for everyone affected 🙏🏾 😔.
So sad... It makes people realise of how much force is involved with a moving vehicle, and how that force can end lives so quickly... Please drive safely people...
I can only imagine how bad that impact was. To actually cut a vehicle in half. Of course, the driver survived!!
Right, this scares the crap out of me. Anytime I see a vehicle cut in half I just.....idk its unsettling.
Yeah hitting a tree is about as bad as it gets, they don’t give at all
Sad thing is the driver almost always survives.
I've seen some BAD frashes, I lived in Cairo Egypt, you don't see them this ad every day, this is pretty bad, scary
Prayers for the families of everyone involved. Such a tragedy.
Yes. This is heartbreaking. My condolences to the families.
Jail those families
White lives matter
Pray for interviewer too with that cap on.
I'm glad the tree's ok. It possibly saved an innocent family from being killed by those idiots.
You have to be going pretty fast to tear out the rear end on an SUV.
One small decision with serious repercussions. My father always drilled into my head, you get behind the wheel of a car, you take on the responsibility of everyone else lives. Drive with care. So sad for everybody.
True Words
Ur old mans is smart. My dad just told me you drive, ur a man! anything you do on your own, I am not rescuing you anymore
This is a great comment… so correct… respect!
I thank God that I survived my teens and I pray for my children daily! Teenage stupidity knows no bounds. I’m so very sorry for the loved ones and those who lost their lives. Also for the young driver who will suffer the consequences for many years. Praying for all involved!
Stupidity is not a question of age. If youre stupid at 16, youll remain stupid at 40. Some change with age, others don't.
Some will stay stupid all their life.
WE ARE IN AGREEMENT...
@@astana2853 very true but there are very few teens who have the maturity to not do some stupid and dangerous things. Youth have no concept of mortality and how fragile life is. I wasn’t using the word “stupidity” so much to describe lack of intelligence, rather to describe the lack of wisdom.
If we were “bad” imagen the future generations 😕.
What a crock !
If you survived your teenagers then You failed as a parent.
My wife and I raised children in urban USA and had no problems as did most of our contemporaries.
WE TRUSTED THEM and held them to High standards. Our children are in their late 30s now and have been so since their graduation from high school(public schooled ).
Teenagers aren't a PROBLEM . TEENAGERS are a reflection of their UPBRINGING.
My heart ❤️ goes out to the families 🙏
My heart hurts for everyone involved. There are no words.
My first car was a Vette and I at 16 drowned it. I've always had sports cars, most recently I sold a Stang and I'm getting ready to purchase a new GT.
My granddaughters share my love of sports cars but this article is a wake-up call for me. I've been driving for 52-years and never been in an accident like this. There is a hill nearby that they like to 'jump'. Nevermore. I can't believe I've been so careless with their lives and my own.
Condolences and prayers for all. 😥😢
Patricia this is really a terrible accident I feel sorry for there family... how are you doing and how is the weather over there with you
Oh my God.. two brothers , 15 and 17. Imagine the grief of that Mom and Dad.
Not to mention the other two young lives.
The 17 year old driver has my prayers too. This is horrible for all involved.
they were gonna commit crimes when they were older so eh
@@naruinoiscanoninanalternat2947 you’re the worst type of asshole there is, one that doesn’t know how to stop spewing shit.
@@strangespice2996 I reported the comment. Hopefully it will be removed.
@@naruinoiscanoninanalternat2947 how's the weather on planet coward
Yes he will be haunted by this for the rest of his life.
Sad, and I bet some of those Kids were begging to get out, but that makes the driver go faster and become more reckless.
We've all been in those vehicles as kids.
You don't know if those kids where begging to get out they play gta stop blaming you don't know shit
Your poor parent. EMBARRASSING!
NOT ME! And I still drive SLOW! I see ADULTS drive like retards every freak'n day. They THINK they're IMPORTANT! "Willful Ignorance" is a disease. Why do people RACE up to a red light? Why do people EMBRACE STUPIDITY? Poor TREE.
Holy shit i regret reading comments on news channels
I feel that comment !
It’s very unfortunate but please quit releasing balloons like this.
Just think how many lives would be saved every year if the minimum driving age was raised by a few years.
I can’t even imagine how the parents are feeling. My god.
I know how they feel. Even years later the feelings remain but to a lesser degree.
obviously the PARENT singular had nothing to do with that kid, like tell him common sense?
PSA: PLEASE STOP RELEASING BALLOONS
Find another way 🙏 Those balloons kill marine life like sea turtles and seals. 😭
I can say I am extremely fortunate to have survived a crash that I caused on my own and hurt my friend (nobody was killed) but I learned a valuable fucking lesson that day and every day I deal with the pain in my lower spine from the impact that compressed it. I deserve every second of the pain I endure since that day, but it completely changed my life for the better and stopped me from ever doing anything stupid again ever since. I can not be thankful enough that me and my friend survived my stupid act that early morning.. I could not live with myself if I had hurt him or anyone else that morning.. Not everyone is as lucky as I am... These types of news reports always bring that day back and remind me to always stay in line.
I’m 55 years old and now stories like these are no longer four people dying. It is four young people that had a lot of years in front of them that they had no idea of the value of.Just as I or anyone else at that age wouldn’t be conscious of.
Some kids throw big rocks... this is where that eventually leads. Simple negligence.
I remember getting in a car with my homeboys and when they started to speed I ended up nearly punching my best friend in the face, because my mom always told me, “never let someone else ignorance be the reason you don’t come home, definitely when you can control your environment”… I’ve changed my friendships quickly…rip to these kings… and I hope my comment inspire someone else around my age or anyone to be more aware and safe..
Thag is a great and profound statement codos to your mom!
Why are they "kings" though?
That would suggest they did good?
for what it's worth, I hated riding with my friends. I almost always drove, and I'm still like that all these years later. If I'm going to die in a car crash, let me be at the wheel.
@@ClaySTL I mean, the passengers who died weren't the ones driving crazy.
@@omgfussi6572 what makes them Kings though?
I truly appreciated the intelligence & empathy of the comments from members of the public in this news video.
I was almost in a similar major crash like this more then 25 years ago but I slammed on to the brakes and their was no accident. And I saved my passenger's life and others and all I got was condemnation for my heroic efforts and not even a lunch or thank you.
Several decades ago, when I was in high school, some kids from a neighboring school were attempting the same sort of thing in the early morning hours before the school day, right before dawn. They ran down the hill, hit the upslope, and "caught air"... right into the back of a garbage truck. All four of them were killed instantly. It was a lesson I've never forgotten, and when I was younger and more likely to do stupid things, I never did them with a car.
My heartfelt condolences go out to these families. 😞
You should try it now bro.
@@Reeeeeee12345 You drive, I'll watch.
Was that in Ahwatukee? Same thing happened there in early 80's.
@@beardeddragon9255 Nah, I already did, and nothing happened to me. I was doing 100 in dirt roads. Pushing car at the max. Then like 20minutes later, my tires slipped in the rain while doing 50. My car got destroyed, but nothing happened to me. Not even a scratch.
So I think it's best if you drive bruh.
@@Reeeeeee12345 ahhh shit, you didn't die
Damn you killed 4 of your friends? I know he’s never gonna live this down
I doubt he has a functioning conscience, if he did, he would not have done this from the get go.
@@brentaudi9354 I disagree. People make mistakes all the time. Him crashing and them being dead is not what he wanted.
@@youngbo1144 going 80mph in a residential area trying to hit a jump in a minivan is not a mistake you deserve to crash just hopefully not into a little kid playing outside. Idiots
It’s not about living some thing like this down! It’s about being smart enough to value another’s life as much as your own! “Love your neighbor!” - God
@@youngbo1144 Idiot's make "mistakes" and have "accidents" all the time. Read about Darwin's theory.
Tragic on all levels is an understatement. 💔
When I was a young lad I used to follow police on the highway in pursuit to get up North faster .. Now I find speeding senseless
As a teen-ager I wanted to go fast but my mom could not afford a car for me...she said...buy your own car. I finally saved enough for a used sedan that was s-l-o-w! It would go 0-60 in about 3 minutes, downhill. I lost my best friend and several others that I went to school with in a variety of accidents over the course of 3 years. All of those fatal wrecks were DWI, DUI, or Racing and high-speed in a hot-rod. Mom knew what she was doing making be buy my own car. I didn't have a dad around. My friends all had really nice camaros or Mustangs and I had a piece of shit, but it kept me alive! Thank you mom!!!
Robert Gaither, mothers knows best 👌
that kid went to my school, I always saw him in the hall with a smile. R.I.P Omarion.
Sorry for your loss
Sad to see life cut short. The parents of the kids who was driving this car needs to be tried like that Michigan shooter
@@heatherdawnd.d.delligatti9580 I'm guessing either you have additional/inside knowledge about this case, this is sarcasm, you have no kids, or your kids are absolutely perfect.
Parents are responsible for ensuring their kids are taught to use vehicles (or guns) safely - and determining whether their teen should (or should not) have access in the first place.
Unless you have info we don't (eg, that the parents didn't teach safe driving skills, taught him to drive recklessly, or knew he was overtly reckless but allowed him to drive anyway) I don't see parental responsibility here.
@@heatherdawnd.d.delligatti9580
Did the parents tell him to jump that hill? I doubt it.
@@heatherdawnd.d.delligatti9580 Be quiet with your stupid comments.
Who the hell was responsible and negligent in permitting a 17 yo to drive a new Mercedes SUV? Some parent needs to spend some time in jail.
oh my God I'm so sorry for those families, to lose such young and bright shining stars on the cusp of finding their calling in life...I can't imagine the heartache and pain, prayers and thoughts go out to everyone 🙏
When I was a teen I was involved in a fatal accident. I was fortunate to survive the Driver was goofing off and blew a Stop sign. We were T-boned and he was killed I walked away unhurt. I am 71 now and I am still hesitant to ride in a car. Those poor parents having to go through such a thing. May those children rest in peace.
I’m sorry man
Glad you made it
@@dianecelento4974 thanks me too. I now have 4 children and 5 grandchildren and a wonderful wife. I am sad those teens were not as fortunate. But for the grace of God go I. Peace and blessings to you and your loved ones.
I'm sorry Joe, that sounds horrible. I'm glad you're safe and living life. All the best man!
yall had cars back then?
I never sped on the roads as a teen or now as an adult, because if my Dad found out he would kick my ass!
Parents don't kick ass any more . I knew better as well my dad didnt play around I respect that later in life. God bless everyone.
Hell yeah.. We got in trouble one time.. That's all it took..
That's awful...my prayers for the families that lost there children
Always a tragedy when lives are cut short out of sheer stupidity
Crazy. One minute you're out having fun, and a second later you're gone. RIP kids. Condolences to the families. 😞
tree are solid
Pollute with plastic ballons
They say everything happens for a reason but I'm still wondering
@@brendanmayell7024 what..crazy selfish teens
What are you talking about. The suspects parents are the coolest parents ever. Jeez get real yo🤩... Not😑
My heart goes out to all of the parents of these children, but especially the family who lost two sons on one day.🙏🏾🥲 May the Peace of God which passes all understanding set guard over their hearts and minds in Christ Jesus!!🙏🏾
🙏Amen
RIP, 🙏 so sad to hear of such news.
I agree
I agree all the way from australia 🙏❤
So hard of a burden may these families who have lost these young teens be lifted up in the arms of the Lord from the weight of grief
It's not easy to be killed in a Mercedes. The statistics are clear about that. This was a horrendous impact to tear a 2 ton car into two.
Kids trying to be an adult. Sad
100 mph in a neighborhood. I'm just glad some innocent family didn't die.
What???
I was thinking the same thing.... at least they didn’t drive through a house.
@@briannapiersr.3026 What don't you understand? They were saying good thing other innocent people didn't get killed. You know, people in thier homes and yards. This was a neighborhood!
Nobody’s innocent on this Earth
Someone really need to let these kids know there’s a big difference between real life and video games…
@Peon Free can’t remember the last time an adult tried to use a hill as a ramp to get airborne
@Peon Free yeah can’t remember the last time kids rushed the capital?
👈🏻Indeed
Yeah, and superman and the hulk are fantasy characters, not real, kids! Nuclear just kills people and all life forms of life! No 'accidental superpowers', just hot steaming death, every time. So sad about the kids.
Yeah, and superman and the hulk are fantasy characters, not real, kids. So sad that our kids are not being taught physics in school. No superpowers ever came from nuclear, only death!
It makes me so angry when little pukes who cause these so called accidents live mostly unharmed wherein the victims all die.
Quite infuriating.
Jesus how fast were they going on a residential street to split the car?!?!?
God be with their families. I can’t even fathom the pain they are enduring.
What is your god going to do? They're dead.
@@cpuchala7 I know it’s hard, but you should try to resist commenting on these god squad virtue signalers. It will wear you down. Trust me, I find them as annoying as you.
@@andykitchen5225 i mean ig but still don’t gotta comment if yon like it
@@andykitchen5225 was just about to say the same thing lol
Ye it really leads to nowhere with constant neverending arguing that gets tiresome
@@itsjustme9682 no! you’re correct I didn’t need to comment, neither did you, neither did they, or anyone, but we do. My comment is just a valuable as anybody else’s. Thank you for you time.
So sorry for the loss of everyone. Please don't release helium balloons with long strings. It also kills wildlife.
Why does the government allow anyone under 18 to have ANYBODY ELSE YOUNGER THAN THEM IN A VEHICLE?
Rest in peace.
With 17 years of age you are not experienced to drive a car.
thats terrible,RIP and prayers to the families
Life is weird. You can do a million good things over the years and make little to no impact. Then you can make 1 bad decision and in a matter of seconds ruin your life and others forever. Condolences to the families.
Exactly
Its not weird.... thats normal. There is a reason they call them" bad" decisions. It was more than one bad decision in this case tho, the driver made multiple bad decisions and every person in the car made a decision to get in the vehicle with someone like that.
@@Mrgrumpypants84 That's your opinion and I respect it. I just don't agree. I don't know the events leading up to the others getting in the vehicle. They may not have known he would be reckless. Sometimes you don't know what's a bad decision until the damage is done. I've hoped in the car with plenty of people who drove safe and then suddenly became reckless. It's easy to say stop or let me out but the person behind the wheel controls that destiny.
Everything we choose to do matters everything .
This is so true. Especially when that bad decision caused you to accidentally kill your friends. It’s a very sad situation all around.
Give the Reckless Driver Life in Prison, That's ridiculous
Can you imagine being the driver of that car who was responsible for the deaths of 4 friends?
"The driver is a juvenile so no name has been released".
So a 17 yr old can drive a car like an adult idiot but he's too young to have his name released?
BS. He obviously wasn't ready to be driving, totally irresponsible.
I agree. Why after something like this would he have any expectations of privacy especially regarding driving issues?? EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THIS!! If you don't want your name splashed around all over after something like this happens maybe you shouldn't have been driving so wrecklessly...
“Wait….? is that a black guy with a maga hat… get him over here quick”
I noticed that and had to watch the video again to make sure that was what I saw.
I didn’t get my license till I was 20 in the 80s. It was safe to walk everywhere and the transit system was pretty good in Pittsburgh. Looking back it was probably a blessing. . This was heartbreaking to watch..
I would be destroyed internally if this had happened to my son. My prayers to the families and victims😞