[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Denver

Yea she caused her death then went skipping along, disability doesn't give you the right to immunity from breaking the law

what was the law she broke?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

what was the law she broke?

Her actions caused a death, she is the one who is ultimately responsible for someone dying though therefore she is guilty for Manslaughter

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Denver

Her actions caused a death, she is the one who is ultimately responsible for someone dying though therefore she is guilty for Manslaughter

The cyclist should have been aware enough to swerve left. She panicked because she knew she was in the wrong, making her swerve right into the road.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by parmnion

The cyclist should have been aware enough to swerve left. She panicked because she knew she was in the wrong, making her swerve right into the road.

No the women went to the other side of the pavement and waved her hands towards her leaving her no choice but to swerve into traffic, that woman had blood on her hands and I hope it haunts her for life

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Denver

No the women went to the other side of the pavement and waved her hands towards her leaving her no choice but to swerve into traffic, that woman had blood on her hands and I hope it haunts her for life

Old womans brain wasnt quick enough to react to the waving hands warning of the mentally unstable women, confusing her mind into making a simple right turn, into a twisting left turn jerk. Her mind, It acted instead like a panicking child learning to ride.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Old womans brain wasnt quick enough to react to the waving hands warning of the mentally unstable women, confusing her mind into making a simple right turn, into a twisting left turn jerk. Her mind, It acted instead like a panicking child learning to ride.

Anybody on a bike would swerve when someone was deliberately coming towards them

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Denver

Anybody on a bike would swerve when someone was deliberately coming towards them

A fit enough person to be riding on the unpredictable undulating modern day pavement would have swerved away from the road.

[Rustic bauble]

Originally Posted by Denver

Anybody on a bike would swerve when someone was deliberately coming towards them

That’s why a bike has brakes.
Imo the elderly lady should not have been cycling on a footpath on a busy road…why the pedestrian sauntered off to a supermarket totally aware that the elderly lady had been run over is bizarre…
To me it was a fault on both sides but the justice was harsh…

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Denver

Her actions caused a death, she is the one who is ultimately responsible for someone dying though therefore she is guilty for Manslaughter

no

you have no evidence to say that the old lady fell of her bike due to the actions of the lady

it may have been a bump in the path, a gust of wind, a glint from a car mirror or the ladys hand slipped on the handlebars

can you tell me what evidence suggests she fell off her bike due to the lady on the path?