This is what I think....I don't want to start a war, but some things
irritate the hell out of me. I feel sorry for the guy, just like
everyone, including Andrew.
I think that, due to some twisted adherence to political correctness,
which these days, seems to rule the masses,  some are so concerned
with being conceived as sympathetic, that, though they also felt as
Andrew, they would betray themselves and not express it.  If the guy
wasn't wearing his seat belt, he was a turkey. Simple as that. It's
the people we leave behind who truly suffer. That's all.....and I
haven't even had a drink.
Miguel

'In heaven all the interesting people are missing.'
  - Friedrich Nietzsche

On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 4:50 PM, Andrew Grebneff <goose1047@gmail.com> wrote:
> One-car crashes tend to be less severe than multivehicle ones, hence
> my wondering about seatbelts. With ice he may have been moving more
> slowly than he usually did. Being old, it's all the more likely that
> he was going fairly slowly. Head-injury from contact with the A or
> B-pillar?
>
> Rollover? Perhaps he slid down an embankment and hit a frozen rut or
> something, enough to turn the van over.
>
> It may be that, being old, he had a coronary. This certainly
> happens... some of these drivers are dead before they crash... for
> their sakes you'd hope so.
>
> However those who don't wear belts and have accidents get what they're
> asking for (I'm not saying that this guy wasn't wearing one, just
> speculating). Relatives notwithstanding.
>