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THE COLD-HEARTED *******, THE ALL-POWERFUL ASSHOLE, THE SICK, SADISTIC
MOTHER****ER, THE JACKASS CHRISTIAN GOD MURDERS ONE ADULT AND FOUR CHILDREN.
WHY IS THE CHRISTIAN GOD SUCH AN ASSHOLE?
is the christian god ALL-POWERFUL or is he a USELESS PILE OF CRAP?
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/14949997/detail.html
TOLEDO, Ohio -- An Adrian man has been charged with five counts of
aggravated vehicular homicide after the pickup truck he was driving collided
with a minivan on Interstate 280 in Toledo killing a mother and four
children inside.
It's believed the family in the minivan was headed home to Maryland after
spending Christmas in southeast Michigan.
The accident occurred around 11 p.m. Sunday.
Police said the minivan was traveling in the southbound lanes on Interstate
280 near the I-75 interchange, when it collided with the truck, going north
in the southbound lanes, assistant fire chief Luis Santiago said.
Several people called 911.
"It happened so fast. You really couldn't tell what was going on until it
was too late," said one witness at the scene.
Bits of gift wrap and toys were strewn about the highway, suggesting the
minivan was carrying a family heading home from the holidays, Santiago said.
Both drivers tried to avoid each other, but the crash ripped a side door off
the minivan, scattering stuffed animals, luggage and baby blankets.
"It was among the worst I've seen," he said of the crash scene.
Bethany Griffin, 36, Jordan Griffin, 10, and Vadi Griffin, 8-week-old, all
of Parkville, Md., were killed in the crash along with Lacie Burkman, 7, and
Haley Burkman, 10, both of Redford, Mich., according to the Lucas County
Coroner's office.
A man and two other children from the minivan were taken to St. Vincent
Mercy Medical Center with life-threatening injuries, Santiago said.
Danny Griffin, Jr., 36, of Parkville, Md., was listed in serious condition;
Sidney Griffin, 8, also of Parkville, was in critical condition; and Beu
Burkman, 8, was being evaluated but no condition was available, a hospital
spokeswoman said.
The driver of the truck, Michael Gagnon, 24, of Adrian, was taken to a
hospital, but his injuries did not appear to be as serious, Santiago said.
Police said Gagnon had a blood alcohol level of 0.254, more than three times
the legal limit of 0.08 percent.
Police said Gagnon had been drinking in a bar in Oregon, left the bar, and
then bought food at a Taco Bell.
The restaurant notified police that an intoxicated driver was at their
restaurant. By the time police arrived, Gagnon had driven the pickup onto
I-280, officers said. Samuel Gagnon, Michael Gagnon's brother, told The
(Baltimore) Sun that he, his brother and their cousins were drinking at a
hotel.
Their sister was supposed to drive them home, but Gagnon said his brother
took off in the truck without telling anyone.
"I don't know why he decided to leave," Samuel Gagnon told the newspaper.
"Everyone's in shock. We're supposed to be celebrating the New Year, but now
I got to look forward to my brother in jail the rest of his life."
HAPPY
THE COLD-HEARTED *******, THE ALL-POWERFUL ASSHOLE, THE SICK, SADISTIC
MOTHER****ER, THE JACKASS CHRISTIAN GOD MURDERS ONE ADULT AND FOUR CHILDREN.
WHY IS THE CHRISTIAN GOD SUCH AN ASSHOLE?
is the christian god ALL-POWERFUL or is he a USELESS PILE OF CRAP?
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/14949997/detail.html
TOLEDO, Ohio -- An Adrian man has been charged with five counts of
aggravated vehicular homicide after the pickup truck he was driving collided
with a minivan on Interstate 280 in Toledo killing a mother and four
children inside.
It's believed the family in the minivan was headed home to Maryland after
spending Christmas in southeast Michigan.
The accident occurred around 11 p.m. Sunday.
Police said the minivan was traveling in the southbound lanes on Interstate
280 near the I-75 interchange, when it collided with the truck, going north
in the southbound lanes, assistant fire chief Luis Santiago said.
Several people called 911.
"It happened so fast. You really couldn't tell what was going on until it
was too late," said one witness at the scene.
Bits of gift wrap and toys were strewn about the highway, suggesting the
minivan was carrying a family heading home from the holidays, Santiago said.
Both drivers tried to avoid each other, but the crash ripped a side door off
the minivan, scattering stuffed animals, luggage and baby blankets.
"It was among the worst I've seen," he said of the crash scene.
Bethany Griffin, 36, Jordan Griffin, 10, and Vadi Griffin, 8-week-old, all
of Parkville, Md., were killed in the crash along with Lacie Burkman, 7, and
Haley Burkman, 10, both of Redford, Mich., according to the Lucas County
Coroner's office.
A man and two other children from the minivan were taken to St. Vincent
Mercy Medical Center with life-threatening injuries, Santiago said.
Danny Griffin, Jr., 36, of Parkville, Md., was listed in serious condition;
Sidney Griffin, 8, also of Parkville, was in critical condition; and Beu
Burkman, 8, was being evaluated but no condition was available, a hospital
spokeswoman said.
The driver of the truck, Michael Gagnon, 24, of Adrian, was taken to a
hospital, but his injuries did not appear to be as serious, Santiago said.
Police said Gagnon had a blood alcohol level of 0.254, more than three times
the legal limit of 0.08 percent.
Police said Gagnon had been drinking in a bar in Oregon, left the bar, and
then bought food at a Taco Bell.
The restaurant notified police that an intoxicated driver was at their
restaurant. By the time police arrived, Gagnon had driven the pickup onto
I-280, officers said. Samuel Gagnon, Michael Gagnon's brother, told The
(Baltimore) Sun that he, his brother and their cousins were drinking at a
hotel.
Their sister was supposed to drive them home, but Gagnon said his brother
took off in the truck without telling anyone.
"I don't know why he decided to leave," Samuel Gagnon told the newspaper.
"Everyone's in shock. We're supposed to be celebrating the New Year, but now
I got to look forward to my brother in jail the rest of his life."