I just don't understand...
05-17-2008, 05:56 PM
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I just don't understand...
Someone just doesn't get it.
Did anyone else see this picture from the star bulletin? This was a memorial/tribute to the senseless loss of life at that horrific accident in Nanakuli the other night.
Someone appears to have left a bottle of Heineken. WTF??? Wake up!
RIP Koa-Paka Miles.
Did anyone else see this picture from the star bulletin? This was a memorial/tribute to the senseless loss of life at that horrific accident in Nanakuli the other night.
Someone appears to have left a bottle of Heineken. WTF??? Wake up!
RIP Koa-Paka Miles.
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05-17-2008, 06:11 PM
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if you watch the vid on khon2.com the pic with the guy and the girl on his lap is my ex girl friend. MY SONS mom!!! i'm SOOO lucky my son was not with them.. i don't even know if his mom was involved in the crash. i don't think so tho. but i know that was he ex or current bf.
rip little man you will be missed!!!
and to you ( i won't post his name he goes by) i have nothing to say!
rip little man you will be missed!!!
and to you ( i won't post his name he goes by) i have nothing to say!
05-17-2008, 06:18 PM
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But to leave it at a site where an innocent child lost his life...possibly due to a driver under the influence... that is truly tasteless & shameful.
05-17-2008, 06:18 PM
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If the crash was alcohol related, it definitely isn't the most tasteful offering.
I expect/demand to have daily offerings at my site of departure, preferably Newcastle, Boddingtons or Anchor Steam and a weekly spleeff for good measure.
I expect/demand to have daily offerings at my site of departure, preferably Newcastle, Boddingtons or Anchor Steam and a weekly spleeff for good measure.
05-17-2008, 06:26 PM
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it was b/c the guy (lucky son of a ***** that that wasn't my son or i would bring u to back from hell so i could kick your ****ing *** first you stupid ***ing son of a *****..... you use to drive my son around you dui driving mother furkcer die in ****ing hell!!!) with 2x the legal drinking limit.
05-17-2008, 06:33 PM
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http://www.khon2.com/news/local/19035719.html
Originally Posted by khon2.com
Two killed in crash caused by drunk driver
By Marisa Yamane
The Miles family of Waianae was heading home when a drunk driver crossed the center line and plowed into their car.
Three-year old Koapaka Miles was killed.
The crash happened last night around 10:30 on Farrington Highway near Hakimo Road in Nanakuli.
The driver of the pickup truck that hit the Miles family car was also killed.
Sources say his blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.
The pickup truck came to rest upside down after bouncing like a ping pong ball from one side of the highway to the next.
"My stepdaughter and I was out on our porch, and we heard a loud bang," said witness Carolann Stanley.
Police say the truck had been speeding Honolulu bound on Farrington Highway, when it lost control.
The truck hit this oncoming car -- carrying the Miles family of Waianae.
"She was calling for her baby, and it's sad really sad," said Stanley.
Three-year old Koapaka Miles was thrown from the car and died at the hospital.
Police say he was in a child seat but they're not sure if he was buckled in.
Koapaka's parents Kamuela and Erica Miles, his one-year old sister, and another passenger were also taken to the hospital, but with non-life threatening injuries.
"Koapaka was a rambunctious kid, fun, enjoyed life enjoyed hanging out with his family," said Pastor Bryan Wittekind, Waianae Baptist Church.
Meanwhile, the driver of the pick-up truck, 27-year old Sanford Valdez of Waianae, also died.
Police say he was thrown from the truck, and that he wasn't wearing his seatbelt.
Sources say the blood alcohol content of Valdez was 0.169 -- more than twice the legal limit.
His passenger was treated and released from the hospital.
As for the Miles family...
"It would be nice if the community lift them up in prayer," said Wittekind.
...this is their second tragedy this week.
On Tuesday, Koapaka's grandfather Austin Miles died following a heart attack.
"Everywhere you saw grandpa, you saw Koapaka. They were together, like peas in a pod," said Wittekind.
According to family friends, after learning about his grandfather's death, Koapaka said he wanted to be with him up in heaven.
"It's a tragedy to see this happen but we know the Lord, he's with the Lord, both of them are, and together and the family is finding comfort in that," said Wittekind.
Of the five people who were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, only one remains in the hospital -- Koapaka's mother Erica.
Officials say she's in fair condition.
By Marisa Yamane
The Miles family of Waianae was heading home when a drunk driver crossed the center line and plowed into their car.
Three-year old Koapaka Miles was killed.
The crash happened last night around 10:30 on Farrington Highway near Hakimo Road in Nanakuli.
The driver of the pickup truck that hit the Miles family car was also killed.
Sources say his blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.
The pickup truck came to rest upside down after bouncing like a ping pong ball from one side of the highway to the next.
"My stepdaughter and I was out on our porch, and we heard a loud bang," said witness Carolann Stanley.
Police say the truck had been speeding Honolulu bound on Farrington Highway, when it lost control.
The truck hit this oncoming car -- carrying the Miles family of Waianae.
"She was calling for her baby, and it's sad really sad," said Stanley.
Three-year old Koapaka Miles was thrown from the car and died at the hospital.
Police say he was in a child seat but they're not sure if he was buckled in.
Koapaka's parents Kamuela and Erica Miles, his one-year old sister, and another passenger were also taken to the hospital, but with non-life threatening injuries.
"Koapaka was a rambunctious kid, fun, enjoyed life enjoyed hanging out with his family," said Pastor Bryan Wittekind, Waianae Baptist Church.
Meanwhile, the driver of the pick-up truck, 27-year old Sanford Valdez of Waianae, also died.
Police say he was thrown from the truck, and that he wasn't wearing his seatbelt.
Sources say the blood alcohol content of Valdez was 0.169 -- more than twice the legal limit.
His passenger was treated and released from the hospital.
As for the Miles family...
"It would be nice if the community lift them up in prayer," said Wittekind.
...this is their second tragedy this week.
On Tuesday, Koapaka's grandfather Austin Miles died following a heart attack.
"Everywhere you saw grandpa, you saw Koapaka. They were together, like peas in a pod," said Wittekind.
According to family friends, after learning about his grandfather's death, Koapaka said he wanted to be with him up in heaven.
"It's a tragedy to see this happen but we know the Lord, he's with the Lord, both of them are, and together and the family is finding comfort in that," said Wittekind.
Of the five people who were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, only one remains in the hospital -- Koapaka's mother Erica.
Officials say she's in fair condition.
05-18-2008, 04:13 PM
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Agreed^^^^ He did take the life of an innocent child. And like Shaggy said, this drunk driver has direct contact with his son, and because of that, there was the chance that ****'s son could have been there. But, thankfully wasn't. If he killed just himself because of drunk driving. Good, darwin law kicked in, he had it comming. He drank, he got in a truck, and died. But since he took the life of another because of his decision, I have no remorse for him. The Beer bottle IMO is stupid.
05-19-2008, 08:49 AM
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Yeah perhaps not the best or most educated memorial offering seeing what happened.
On another note, I believe that practice of placing food/beer/whatever else is a budhist tradition...possibly more than just budhist but I remember doing that with my grandma at my grandpa's grave.
On another note, I believe that practice of placing food/beer/whatever else is a budhist tradition...possibly more than just budhist but I remember doing that with my grandma at my grandpa's grave.