Just catching the local news, and details are very sketchy at the moment, but a woman’s decomposing body was found in a car in a WalMart parking lot yesterday night (Daytona Beach - Palm Coast Parkway and I-95), while the daughter spent 12 or so hours wandering about WalMart.
Like I said, details are sketchy, and I’m trying to find some links, but from what I can glean, the car had Oklahoma plates. Someone complained about a horrible smell on Tuesday morning, authorities investigated, and 2 hours later, found the driver wandering around Wal*Mart.
And according to authorities, the body may have been driven about for 5 days. And the daughter is under observation for mental problems. :eek:
So a lady who wanders around for 12 hours would go unnoticed. If I wait in a shop for half an hour I get security following me around. And as for the car, if this was Britain that would have soooo been clamped.
I wonder what the Law would say.
Technically the seat belt is to prevent injury. You can`t be any more injured then dead. So, I guess she would be exempt from the seatbelt thing…No?
I wonder.
Ticket her and lets find out.
Will it get more or less coverage than Kobe and Mikey?
They can ticket a man having a heart attack, could we say he was “mostly dead”?
Would that be a precedent?
one of my co-workers was there last night- I told her she missed her chance to see a dead body. She says she didn’t notice a body, any gross smells, or a mental case wandering around the store. She says she will try to be more aware of her surroundings from now on!
