Sounds like a classic case of CTE. Family needs to sue the NFL and tOSU at a minimum for lost earning potential.
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fisky wrote:
brutusbuckeye wrote:
He ran out of gas on his motorcycle and was on foot to get off the highway. Horrible tragedy.
Every road motorcycle I've owned had a reserve position on the shutoff valve to give you a few more miles if you run out. Maybe he didn't know that or he forgot.
You may be surprised to know that once the reserve supply also runs out, your bike will stop moving.
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Similar to Miguel Mena.
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I've seen no information on a motorcycle or running out of gas in any of the news reports. Has anyone seen a link on that? Where did that story come from?
New information has surfaced. A guy saw him in the right hand lane and called 911 at 6:31am. He moved into the left lane and passed him. The report of the accident came in at 6:37am. You can listen to the interview with the caller here.
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coach wrote:
So tragic. Life is precious.
Not for the OP: what is the lure of rumors or just making crap up. People attributing his death to being drunk, running out of gas, CTE, being suicidal, etc. Yes I am curious about what led to his death. But to post conjecture is just wrong.
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samcallan wrote:
coach wrote:
So tragic. Life is precious.
Not for the OP: what is the lure of rumors or just making crap up. People attributing his death to being drunk, running out of gas, CTE, being suicidal, etc. Yes I am curious about what led to his death. But to post conjecture is just wrong.
Give me one good reason he would be walking across a busy freeway at 6:30 AM if not for one of the following:
Being drunk
CTE
Running out of gas
Being suicidalIt might not be fair to speculate, but it was likely one of those.
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Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:
Give me one good reason he would be walking across a busy freeway at 6:30 AM if not for one of the following:
Being drunk
CTE
Running out of gas
Being suicidalIt might not be fair to speculate, but it was likely one of those.
Ding ding! We have a winner.
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Very sad. Shame on those losers on this thread claiming to know why he was walking before the truth came out.
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out of gas wrote:
Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:
Give me one good reason he would be walking across a busy freeway at 6:30 AM if not for one of the following:
Being drunk
CTE
Running out of gas
Being suicidalIt might not be fair to speculate, but it was likely one of those.
Ding ding! We have a winner.
So, was his car found, and if so, where?
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Wow great insight. I guess you forgot about a third possibility. He ran out of gas.
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Really?????????????????? wrote:
Wow great insight. I guess you forgot about a third possibility. He ran out of gas.
He did run out of gas & was intoxicated.
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I read today his BAC was .24 and also had ketamine in his system. Ouch.
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stan the corgi wrote:
I read today his BAC was .24 and also had ketamine in his system. Ouch.
Ket and alcohol? He probably wouldn’t have woken from his sleep anyway. Who even does that anymore? He either thinks it’s 2001 or lives in Germany.
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This guy had so much going on for him - NFL Quarterback, tons of money not having to worry about paying the bills, fans, good health and he throws it all away to get boozed up, high, and "in the company of" an unnamed women, even though he had been married only about a year.
Why do people do s**t like this?
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stan the corgi wrote:
I read today his BAC was .24 and also had ketamine in his system. Ouch.
My level of sympathy for him just dropped to zero. Any time I hear about someone driving drunk, I have no pity, since they are as apt to take someone else's life as their own. I had a cousin killed by a drunk driver (who was on his 4th offense). The only person I feel sorry for is the dump truck driver who has to live with the PTSD from having hit the guy. This is another example of why it is important to wait for all of the facts before reaching a conclusion.
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joedlrt wrote:
stan the corgi wrote:
I read today his BAC was .24 and also had ketamine in his system. Ouch.
My level of sympathy for him just dropped to zero. Any time I hear about someone driving drunk, I have no pity, since they are as apt to take someone else's life as their own. I had a cousin killed by a drunk driver (who was on his 4th offense). The only person I feel sorry for is the dump truck driver who has to live with the PTSD from having hit the guy. This is another example of why it is important to wait for all of the facts before reaching a conclusion.
You seem to believe your familial lose gives you credibility. We don't need emotional people attempting to guide and influence public policy. Journalists and politicians like to insert person connections into narratives they are pushing. Anecdotal stories, from a public policy actually weaken your argument. We need social scientists presenting statistical analysis, not people offering personal stories.
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you\'re the last person who should post wrote:
joedlrt wrote:
My level of sympathy for him just dropped to zero. Any time I hear about someone driving drunk, I have no pity, since they are as apt to take someone else's life as their own. I had a cousin killed by a drunk driver (who was on his 4th offense). The only person I feel sorry for is the dump truck driver who has to live with the PTSD from having hit the guy. This is another example of why it is important to wait for all of the facts before reaching a conclusion.
You seem to believe your familial lose gives you credibility. We don't need emotional people attempting to guide and influence public policy. Journalists and politicians like to insert person connections into narratives they are pushing. Anecdotal stories, from a public policy actually weaken your argument. We need social scientists presenting statistical analysis, not people offering personal stories.
Stupid post.
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you're the last person who should post wrote:
joedlrt wrote:
My level of sympathy for him just dropped to zero. Any time I hear about someone driving drunk, I have no pity, since they are as apt to take someone else's life as their own. I had a cousin killed by a drunk driver (who was on his 4th offense). The only person I feel sorry for is the dump truck driver who has to live with the PTSD from having hit the guy. This is another example of why it is important to wait for all of the facts before reaching a conclusion.
You seem to believe your familial lose gives you credibility. We don't need emotional people attempting to guide and influence public policy. Journalists and politicians like to insert person connections into narratives they are pushing. Anecdotal stories, from a public policy actually weaken your argument. We need social scientists presenting statistical analysis, not people offering personal stories.
Do you think the statistical analysis presented by social scientists would lead to any other conclusion than that driving while drunk is a choice that needlessly puts other people's lives at risk?
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