R.i.p

 

Its all been said...RIP.

 

R.I.P to both of the individuals in the car. Any one have any updates if they were
part of the forums? I am sure someone has to know them. Let us know so we can start a memorial thread for them.

 

Doesn't really matter what shape or form the vehicle's in; it all comes down to the driver.

 

Sad, R.I.P.

 

R I P

 

Hi to all,

First of all i dont know what to say.He is my friend and my co- worker as well.

I feel so bad i dont know...

 

+1 to all

 

If that guy did run that light I hope he spends alot of time in jail. I was by a red light runner a few years ago and I'm lucky to be here today.

 

i'm really sorry for your loss. these type of things always shake our foundation and really make us feel our mortality all too well. give yourself whatever time you need to mourn and reflect. i will keep you, his friends and family in my prayers.

 

sucks to see stuff like this

R.I.P

 

My condolences for the families and may the souls of those passed on RIP.

My mother's first accident was because someone hit her running a red light (car was written off).

And a few months ago my best friend was killed in an accident just like this one (just read my sig line). There was a time when I may have been a little forgiving to those who cause accidents like this... but that day is long gone.

For your safety and the safety of other, do not run red lights. Be safe and responsible everyone.

 

man that sucks

 

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Apparently the Evo driver is at fault.....

Friday, January 27, 2006
2 dead after running red light, police said
Car struck another on Lemon Street in Anaheim.

By JOHN McDONALD
The Orange County Register

ANAHEIM – Two Santa Ana men died late Thursday when the car they were in ran a red light at a high speed and hit another vehicle, police said.

The accident was reported at 11:36 p.m. on Lemon Street at the on-ramp to the Riverside (91) Freeway, said Anaheim police Sgt. Rick Martinez.

The victims were identified as Jose Hernandez-Castillejo, 21, and Juan Barbosa, 18.

Martinez said Castillejo was driving a 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer eastbound on the road leading to the on-ramp and was speeding when he went through a red light.

A 2002 Infiniti driven by John Pace, 48, of Norco was southbound on Lemon when he entered the intersection on a green light and was hit by the Mitsubishi, Martinez said.

The Mitsubishi veered off and hit a palm tree and then overturned on a landscaped area near the intersection.

Both men in the Mitsubishi died at the scene.