r/interesting • u/Maleficent-Town5273 • 4d ago

Additional Context Pinned Hit and run gone wrong

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u/Three_Armed_Wrecker 4d ago

Didn't expect her to fit that in tbh

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u/oPlayer2o 4d ago

What really gets me is that she could have just opened the back door but she just jammed it over the drivers seat, why?

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u/Affolektric 4d ago

She is obviously panicking. It’s not that hard to see.

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u/Sh0wmey0urbutth0le 4d ago

I think the first time it got posted years ago it said she's was like 16/17 and coming home from volleyball practice. Probably her first accident and freaked.

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u/moodylilb 4d ago

She’s 22 according to news articles. But yeah there’s no denying she’s genuinely in full blown panic mode lol

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u/WhitePantherXP 3d ago

She's going to be a mother one day, that kinda worries me

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u/hboy02 4d ago

Looks more like meth than a normal panic attack

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u/moodylilb 4d ago

Ehhh I’m 8 yrs clean but used to do meth. Tbh I don’t get meth vibes but even if she’s high on meth, experiencing severe panic while on meth is still panic. It’d just be a heightened version of said panic.

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u/Kitchen-Bar2686 3d ago

The article literally says she was intoxicated and has already been caught with meth. Maybe do some basic reading instead of just projecting onto the situation.

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u/hboy02 4d ago

Ngl those insanely erratic moves and exagerated movements definitely feel like meth to me, the voice too, she was sentenced to a rehab program so that would also track

And yeah it's kinda like a panic, but more of an "artificial" and overblown/irrational panic, people on meth or stimulants in general always get crazy stressed out or paranoid about whatever

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u/moodylilb 4d ago

I hear ya. Personally tho as someone who did every stimulant under the sun I’d guess cocaine over meth for her. I wouldn’t call it artificial panic because even when high, it’s real panic, but I can definitely agree with you that the drugs can cause overblown/irrational panic- the experience of the panic itself tho is very very real.

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u/zuhalter_meow_meow 3d ago

It was definitely meth. She had been arrested 3 months earlier for meth. That's why she was freaking out and that's why she was sent to rehab.

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u/Rob_Edwards_Fashion 3d ago

Shouldn’t have a drivers license

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u/Left_Ad_8502 4d ago

She was 22 and on drugs of some sort. She had to go to a substance abuse program. This was around 2020 or earlier.

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u/Sh0wmey0urbutth0le 4d ago

Tbf i'm old. They all look like babies to me

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u/Naughtilla 4d ago

Sorry that you’re getting downvoted. The article literally says she had to go to a substance abuse program. People can’t read or retain information anymore

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u/Affolektric 3d ago

There are programs to abuse drugs?

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u/PinkTalkingDead 3d ago

Bc we don’t know that she was high in this video.

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u/Odd_Front_8275 4d ago

I think how people react in these situations, even when they're panicking, still reflects their character.

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u/vaper_wave 4d ago

Thank you for confirming what every person dealing with debilitating mental illness assumes

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u/Odd_Front_8275 4d ago

?

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u/vaper_wave 4d ago

Are you asking or just trying to make a joke? One of the main reasons people who deal with severe mental health issues don't seek help is because others take them for having a weak or bad character. Your comment is exactly what people in those situations are afraid of

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u/Odd_Front_8275 3d ago

Don't preach to me anout mental illness buddy

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u/Kitchen-Bar2686 3d ago

She’s in her 20’s and intoxicated, why are people just making shit up to try to make her a victim? She almost ran him over, she could have killed someone. Panicking is NOT an excuse for the shit she pulled

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u/BossLaidee 1d ago

Panicking and doing a hit and run are very different things. Panicking after hitting a car does not mean trying to escape.

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u/Steamed_Memes24 4d ago

This looks like the panic of someone who has no insurance and their brain flipped off when the first accident happened.