Monday, May 03, 2004
Another Reason Canadians Really Shouldn't Be Driving
Gilles Francoeur of Quebec told the courts that he felt some sort of impact when he was driving along last year. His windshield broke, and he noticed SOMETHING in the passenger seat beside him. He tried to convince the courts that he thought it was a deployed airbag.
So sad that it was actually the body of an 18 year old whose life he had extinguished with his car. He said that he didn't realize it was a human body until after he had gone home, hung out in the house for a while, and then was going out again.
It was then that he realized that it was a human body shoved through the windshield instead of a pillow-case kind of thingy. Perhaps the legs and blood were a give-away at that point.
Gilles gets to think about the differences between a balloon and a human for the next 3.5 years while he's in prison.
Gilles Francoeur of Quebec told the courts that he felt some sort of impact when he was driving along last year. His windshield broke, and he noticed SOMETHING in the passenger seat beside him. He tried to convince the courts that he thought it was a deployed airbag.
So sad that it was actually the body of an 18 year old whose life he had extinguished with his car. He said that he didn't realize it was a human body until after he had gone home, hung out in the house for a while, and then was going out again.
It was then that he realized that it was a human body shoved through the windshield instead of a pillow-case kind of thingy. Perhaps the legs and blood were a give-away at that point.
Gilles gets to think about the differences between a balloon and a human for the next 3.5 years while he's in prison.
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