Chris Soules
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Fairly dumb statement but it's typical of small town Iowans to make such assumptions
What is the explanation for why he left the scene of the accident and then refused to leave his house until there was a warrant? Seems like something you would do if you were trying to hide something.
I have to admit that I would like to know what type of rear-ending accident occurred.
Did it look as if he was travelling at a high rate of speed and slammed into the tractor, sending the operator flying skyward end over end and totally destroying both vehicles? Car parts and tractor parts strewn for hundreds of feet around the area?
....... Or did he kind of bump into the tractor while going 5-15 mph ... causing the operator to sort of topple off the tractor, bumping his head in the process? It kind of sounds as if the latter scenario is closer to the truth.
In any case, he seems to have met his obligations in terms of humanitarian responsibilities ... and then to have fallen short in terms of his strictly legal obligations.
Did it look as if he was travelling at a high rate of speed and slammed into the tractor, sending the operator flying skyward end over end and totally destroying both vehicles? Car parts and tractor parts strewn for hundreds of feet around the area?
....... Or did he kind of bump into the tractor while going 5-15 mph ... causing the operator to sort of topple off the tractor, bumping his head in the process? It kind of sounds as if the latter scenario is closer to the truth.
In any case, he seems to have met his obligations in terms of humanitarian responsibilities ... and then to have fallen short in terms of his strictly legal obligations.
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Lol, I'm from Cedar Rapids and I live in St Petersburg, FL. Why did he leave the scene and hide in his house like a little bitch? You seem to have some kind of inside information, so why don't you explain it to us "small town Iowans"?
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Let us not forget the dude has a previous OWI conviction. He is no stranger to drinking and driving.
Dude, maybe you missed it but Sal has made a pretty strong case for him being TOTALLY SOBER. LOL
Is it also typical of small town Iowans to kill their neighbor then hide out until a warrant is issued for their arrest?
BAC falls about .01 every 40 minutes after drinking. He very well could have been at .08 at the time of the crash and still had a clean test by the time they were able to test him.
Will the family of the victim be receiving the south or the north farms after the wrongful death suit? Or all of it?
You haven't stated a thing factual, just basing your whole opinion on what you assume to be the facts. I have no skin in this game, but there are a lot of assumptions being made here
That is hilarious coming from a gentleman such as yourself and your posting history.
Dude, you're like a cartoon character for the conservative right. Best to sit this one out.
You may want to practice what you preach. Basing an opinion on assumptions and emotion isn't exactly the definition of common sense
I never said he fled the scene immediately. I said he fled the scene before police arrived. And that's exactly what he did. He did stick around for a few minutes, as you stated. And he did those things that you listed. But as soon as his ride showed up, he got the hell out of Dodge and locked himself in his house until the police were able to obtain a warrant.
There is no way you can know that.
Here is what the state alleges:
Defendant’s Brief in Support of Motion to Dismiss states Defendant made no attempt to obfuscate his identity. However, Defendant did attempt to obfuscate the immediate facts and circumstances surrounding the accident, including a determination of his level of intoxication and an explanation of the empty and partially consumed open alcoholic beverages located in and around his vehicle that he was seen purchasing at a convenience store shortly before the accident.”
He's already been hit with 1 DUI (and given this, he doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt in the court of public opinion). He has no reason to leave the scene of the crime and then refuse to leave his house without a warrant other than to delay any test that could determine if he was drunk. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that he probably wasn't 100% sober at the time of the accident given what the state is alleging above.
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It absolutely would not rise over a 5 hr period, unless he continued drinking. Typically BAC peaks about 30 mins after the last drink is consumed.
No emotion, again, care to give us simpletons a reasonable explanation for him fleeing and then hiding in his home for 5+ hours?
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