That limo crash from last weekend... Anyone know if the body pics were leaked? Asking for a friend.
same.
pls post.
@Weed
@manlet cUnt
@Robtical
help us out bros
@manlet cUnt
@Robtical
help us out bros
Haven't heard of it, pls tag me too when somebody posts tbhthb
i highly doubt we will ever see body pics however i did manage to scoop up more pics of some of the roasties and normfags who died
really pleasant news that the chad and his foidlet fuck toy died
really pleasant news that the chad and his foidlet fuck toy died
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This type of "man" is ubiquitous nowadays; are they being manufactured by ZOG scientists in some test-tube baby factory or something?
@Ledgemund
@chudur-budur
I looked but didn't find them, maybe it's too soon.
there is no cuck breeding facilities instead 'they' have slipped soy into the drinking water
GOD WHY WHITE FEMALES ARE SO UGLYi highly doubt we will ever see body pics however i did manage to scoop up more pics of some of the roasties and normfags who died
really pleasant news that the chad and his foidlet fuck toy died
i highly doubt we will ever see body pics however i did manage to scoop up more pics of some of the roasties and normfags who died
really pleasant news that the chad and his foidlet fuck toy died
Sugoi!
Fucking numale cuck. I bully people like him for fun
same
no man
Since the females married White Men, I will not celebrate the limo crash.
Of course I would never celebrate the loss of those beautiful men.
They didn't look like the type to cheat on their wives.
Of course I would never celebrate the loss of those beautiful men.
They didn't look like the type to cheat on their wives.
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Bro I've been looking for them all day
Damn. Do get back to us if you find anything.
It is over.
been a week since it happened... surely at least some of the dead body pics have made it off of the dark web by now?
the kikes are hiding them from us. they'll leak sooner or later
tbqh
Anyone find the autopsy pics?
All 20 victims in limo crash died of blunt-force trauma, autopsies show
The cause of the Oct. 6 crash was still being investigated by federal authorities.
by Dennis Romero / Oct. 20, 2018 / 12:56 PM GMT+11
The cause of death for all 20 people killed in an Oct. 6 limousine crash in upstate New York was determined to be severe, traumatic blunt-force injuries, New York State Police Major Robert E. Patnaude said Friday.
The autopsy results from Dr. Michael Sikirica of Albany Medical Center did not include conclusions from drug tests, which are pending, Patnaude said in a statement.
Scott Lisinicchia, 53, was among those killed when the 2001 Ford Excursion he was driving barreled down a hill, passed a stop sign, and struck a vehicle in the parking lot of a country store in the town of Schoharie, N.Y.
The passengers were headed to a brewery in Cooperstown to celebrate the 30th birthday of Amy Steenburg, who also was in the limousine. Two pedestrians also died when the vehicle struck by the limo hit them.
The cause of the crash was being investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board. Federal safety records obtained by NBC News documented numerous citations for the vehicle in 2018, including having "brakes out of service" and being on the road without proof of proper inspection.
"The owner of the company had no business putting a failed vehicle on the road," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said two days after the tragedy.
Authorities said Lisinicchia wasn't licensed to drive a livery vehicle with so many passengers. His wife, Kim Lisinicchia, said he had complained to the limousine's owner, Prestige Limousine of Gansevort, New York, about the condition of the vehicle.
The registered operator of the company, Nauman Hussain, was charged with criminally negligent homicide because he allegedly allowed an improperly licensed driver to operate a vehicle that was not authorized as roadworthy as a limo rental.
"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road on Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," New York State Police Superintendent George Beach said earlier this month.
His attorney, Lee Kindon, said prosecutors "jumped the gun" by charging Hussain. He said his client's father ran the company day-to-day.
The cause of the Oct. 6 crash was still being investigated by federal authorities.
by Dennis Romero / Oct. 20, 2018 / 12:56 PM GMT+11
The cause of death for all 20 people killed in an Oct. 6 limousine crash in upstate New York was determined to be severe, traumatic blunt-force injuries, New York State Police Major Robert E. Patnaude said Friday.
The autopsy results from Dr. Michael Sikirica of Albany Medical Center did not include conclusions from drug tests, which are pending, Patnaude said in a statement.
Scott Lisinicchia, 53, was among those killed when the 2001 Ford Excursion he was driving barreled down a hill, passed a stop sign, and struck a vehicle in the parking lot of a country store in the town of Schoharie, N.Y.
The passengers were headed to a brewery in Cooperstown to celebrate the 30th birthday of Amy Steenburg, who also was in the limousine. Two pedestrians also died when the vehicle struck by the limo hit them.
The cause of the crash was being investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board. Federal safety records obtained by NBC News documented numerous citations for the vehicle in 2018, including having "brakes out of service" and being on the road without proof of proper inspection.
"The owner of the company had no business putting a failed vehicle on the road," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said two days after the tragedy.
Authorities said Lisinicchia wasn't licensed to drive a livery vehicle with so many passengers. His wife, Kim Lisinicchia, said he had complained to the limousine's owner, Prestige Limousine of Gansevort, New York, about the condition of the vehicle.
The registered operator of the company, Nauman Hussain, was charged with criminally negligent homicide because he allegedly allowed an improperly licensed driver to operate a vehicle that was not authorized as roadworthy as a limo rental.
"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road on Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," New York State Police Superintendent George Beach said earlier this month.
His attorney, Lee Kindon, said prosecutors "jumped the gun" by charging Hussain. He said his client's father ran the company day-to-day.
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