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Paul Walker best know for being Brian O'Connor in "The Fast and the Furious" died in a car crash of all things.

I never thought he was a great actor, but liked the fast furious series.

Speed was a factor in the crash and skid marks were seen near the accident

I really have no idea who this guy was- but his death is plastered all over the news.

Guess there were a lot of fans of the stupid 'Fast & Furious' retard movies.

Never saw the point or 'excitement' in these loser films.

That aside, RIP anyway dude. You made a living at least (off a retard market, but that's where the money is sometimes.)

Ya know what's really sad? He wasn't even driving the car that killed him. He was a passenger.

And they say street racing wasn't the cause.

y'all buy that?

Nope. But the guy driving was a professional race car driver. He should have known better. Maybe he forgot that part about racing an expensive sports car only on a race track.

He didn't "die in a car crash." He was murdered and the psychopath who did it is laughing at the fact that people think he died ironically.

You people are so naive and then act like you're so good at everything you think you know... not to mention the fact that Xeon killed all of you D3 "experts" once he stayed in America for a while. I started experiencing the same things he did after Descent descended into hell, including the carpet bombing a different set of elitist losers (fake elitism).

Someone actually believes Tila Tequila's opinion.

At this point I think he listens more to Jose Cuervo than anything else.

I don't think the dead care about listening.

Autopsy says the car was going over 100MPH.

Unless someone broke the accelerator (in which case where was the 911 call) I'm pretty sure this one can be blamed on the driver.

Sirius wrote:... (in which case where was the 911 call)...

heh, forgive me Sirius, but if I had a stuck accelerator, the last thing I would be doing is calling 911. I'd be more focused on stopping the car. Turning the car off would work in most cases...but I'm not here for debate. The fact is that people make poor choices. Hollywood actors are about the last group of people I'd expect to make good ones all the time.

Actually yeah it depends if you have time and in this car maybe not, it has a lot of power. I'd expect the passenger to do something like that if they got into that situation on a highway, but in this circumstance it's probably less likely to be an option.

I still can't really see intentional sabotage turning out like this. Also with no evidence.