A close acquaintance, a beautiful 17 year old girl, was killed by a drunk driver and she burned up in her car. I imagine that drunk being the man you just described. Thank you. It made me feel better. This girl was Jennifer Whisenhunt of Bonham, Texas killed in 1985 w her mother also burned alive and her sister escaped but with severe burns. They died near Melissa, Texas highway 121. A road many people from Bonham use to go visit Dallas with. They had probably been mall shopping. R.I.P. dear and beautiful angel Jennifer.♥️♥️♥️ Bonham Purple Warriors varsity cheerleader and member of the local Presbyterian Church.Up next on an all new episode of Kids vs. Cars. "Now we see here a group of kids frolicking blissfully towards the car, who will blink first - the car, or the- ohhh! The car has just slamed directly into the kids - and the car is completely destroyed!! What are those kids made of Jim, iron or stone?! The kids stand defiant in the face of the devastating wreckage, twisted metal lays scattered across the road as the triumphant children now continue the mindless skipping down the crosswalk. Oh, and is it? Is it - yes it is the driver, limp wrist leaving a smear of blood across the inside of the shattered windscreen. And a fire, yes a fire now consuming the gas tank quickly spreading toward the driver as he crawls helplessly around within the interior unable to escape. But what's this - the kids have gathered around the burning vehicle and, are they? Yes - they've removed their marshmallow sticks. Jim I don't think we have seen this level of resourcefulness from a group of our contestants so far to date, the sheer level of nihilism and ambivalence to human suffering in these children's eyes as they now sit around this burning wreck, the driver screaming within, it's just unparalleled in the world of motor vehicular sports Jim."
"It sure is Tom, if you look closely, the man inside that vehicle now more closely resembles the marshmallow on the stick that boy is holding."
"And yet, the kids continue to do nothing to save him, even as his upper half now dangles halfway out the driver door window, needing just a slight pull to free him, not one of the children are interested."
