Comments by "KS F" (@ksf1107) on "Dad shoots driver dead after son was hit, killed by car in Person County, deputies say" video.

  1.  @joemiller9931  "Temporary insanity", therapy and counseling is appropriate.
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  2.  @ampatriot  It was never asserted that it was a hit and run or that anyone was walking down the middle of the road. The facts are, a child and his two parents were walking on the side of the road. Some how The driver did not see three people walking down the side of the road. If anyone was in the middle of the road, then how did the driver not see them. Texting maybe,....check his phone.
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  3.  @genefogarty5395  Yes, it does, equal death without due process. It is pretty much a certainty that the father killed the driver. What we don't know is why the father did not allow the Justice system to sort out the facts and determine if the driver did anything wrong or illegal. It is too soon to conclude that the driver did nothing wrong or to conclude that the driver was at fault. But either way the father shooting the driver is a crime.
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  4.  @genefogarty5395  I checked the Person website and they retracted the false information that they repeated from ABC7. If the driver did not see three people in the middle of the road then the driver is at fault.
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  5. Millions of people own and carry firearms without regard to the law, or your opinion. Forcing people to not own and carry firearms is not possible in a free country.
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  6. Jeffrey McKay a North Carolina state employee was killed by the father of a child he hit with a state-owned vehicle Monday morning in Person County. Jeffrey McKay was driving a state-owned vehicle when he struck and killed a boy who was walking with his parents on Dink Ashley Road near Timberlake around 6:30 am Monday morning. Deputies say the family had run out of gas and had started walking together. McKay, an engineering supervisor with the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, pulled over and called 911. That’s when deputies say that the father, Chad Woods, pulled out a gun and shot McKay.
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  7.  @jillsy2815  The dad got rid of the gun so the cops could not use it as excuse to kill him on sight. If the cops get the gun, they will "throw down'" the gun near the dad's body after they shoot him. Cops use "throw down" guns all the time.
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  8.  @Marlon-fv3rj  His son was dead, and he was buying time to avoid the high probability that cops will shoot him on sight.
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  9.  @BladeTheMotovlogger  There is no reason to get rid o the murder weapon, because the gun is not needed for trial. Try again Sherlock.
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  10. There is humor in your comment, dark inappropriate sick humor. I must be sick too.
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  11. Every once in a while, justice is swift.
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  12.  @crazycountryboy8941  What if the driver was texting and swerved hitting the kid that was walking off and on the side of the road. What then?
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  13. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". .
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  14.  @KrysUnplugged  Now you are just hysterically ranting, because your excuses fall short of making sense. Our creator endowed us with the unalienable rights to "life and liberty". Our government has been instituted to protect those Rights. A government that denies the people the most effective instruments that are available for the people to protect their own life and liberty, is an enemy of the very people the government is supposed to protect and serve. Everyday the American people defend their life and liberty using firearms. Millions of times each year, the American people use firearms to defend their life and liberty. You are seriously misguided to advocate forcibly taking from the people the most effective instrument available, used to prevent the death and loss of liberty, for millions of law abiding Americans, every year.
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  15. I am waiting for someone to make it Trump's fault.
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  16. Yes, he did not have the right to take revenge, but did have the ability. This is "temporary insanity" for sure.
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  17. This father is definitely in the wrong, and was "temporarily insane", for sure.
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  18. Race is not a factor in anyway in this incident, maybe the subsequent investigation will smack of racism, but not this incident. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old soon instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  19. In the first 7 seconds of this video the News Reporter said; ".... a teenage walking on the side of the road", not the middle.
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  20. "Temporary Insanity", This father just seen his 17 year old son instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks, for the last time, into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  21. Not to see three people walking on the road or on the side of the road is evidence the driver was negligent.
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  22. People aren't smart, when they are "temporarily insane".
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  23. North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure.
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  24. WHAT?
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  25.  @genefogarty5395  Lmao!! is me Lmao!! try to be coherent and actually write a comment with some substance.
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  26.  @shade38211  Drivers using a phone while driving is a major cause of accidents. Check the driver's phone.
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  27.  @dampergoldenrod4156  Police coverup maybe?
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  28.  @ampatriot  Misinformation, but if true it would make the driver at fault. NOT SEEING three people in the "middle of the road" makes it the driver's fault.
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  29.  @landonlacy1954  Wrong, the time of the accident about 6:30am. Dusk is at 6:06am. Sunrise was at 6:31am. Not dark at all. Was the driver going east, and the sun was in his eyes?
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  30.  @shade38211 , Correct, it doesn't matter that he disposed of the gun. I was replying to a comment claiming that the father throwing away the gun meant something nefarious. I just gave an example of a reasonable motive for throwing away the gun. It is for the jury to decide, but it is very certain that the father shot and killed the driver. Finding the gun is not important. North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of the father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that point to "temporary insanity. The father just seen his 17 year old soon instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground. The kids mother also standing there, seen the very same thing and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru the father's mind at that moment?
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  31. @495What criminal? No one at the time in this video has been convicted of any crime. ...So you think you are Judge, and a Prosecutor, and a Jury, of your very own Justice system. Your bigotry is showing.
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  32. Your racism is showing.
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  33. Yes, the father was wrong and he was "temporarily insane".
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  34. North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure.
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  35.  @eprofessio  Yes, i think I am a realist, or at least try to be. You might want to try letting go of the "angry" part, it would probably be beneficial. Not that it matters to an idealist.
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  36.  @eprofessio  There are many people making lots of horrible comment, bigots, racist, and haters of all kinds, but not any other sick humor aficionados, I think we are it.
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  37. Oh he will be the daddy, for sure.
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  38. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity".
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  39.  @phoenixmistertwo8815  All most everything you say. in your comment, is evidence that will prove this father was "temporarily insane". The father's defense lawyer, will thank you.
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  40.  @phoenixmistertwo8815  Almost no killings or murders happen under these circumstances. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the pickup truck , leaving his sons dead body, throwing away the gun, driving home, not fleeing but waiting at his house for cops to show up, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old son instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, his son's blood in a pool on the ground, this father looks, for the last time, into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife, the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY! I think you would make a good juror. You seem to care a lot. If all the evidence is presented to you in a court room and you have a chance to think about it, search you soul and listen to your heart, you would come to a fair and just verdict.
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  41. He killed the driver, it is not murder until and if he is convicted of murder.
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  42. Yes, it is irrational and evidence of "temporary insanity".
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  43. Could be, but you don't really know, so what is your motive for making this claim?
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  44. 17 year olds are "juveniles", but not children.
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  45. The gun is not important.
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  46. Maybe he did. Walking while black is very dangerous in America.
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  47. The fact that in your comment you keep using the words WHITE and BLACK, when it doesn't have anything to do with this incident, is evidence that you are not credible, and every claim you make is very likely a lie. Your racism is showing.
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  48.  @crazycountryboy8941  Now you are just being silly.
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  49.  @jayss10  "Deliberately" is irrelevant, North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure.
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  50.  @bridgetbrawley8405  North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the pickup truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, not fleeing but waiting at home for the cops to arrive, are all actions that are irrational and are evidence of "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old son instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks, for the last time, into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife, the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  51.  @brianwilson4861 You are pretending to not know that the USA has a two tier justice system. The young man that was killed and his father are on the lower tier. The driver of the vehicle that killed this young man is (was) on the upper tier. Justice will be done, one way or another.
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  52. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... This father just seen his 17 year old soon instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  53. Your racism is showing.
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  54.  @sandyb2379  Much of a Racist's truth, is very different from the factual truth.
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  55. If not for the motor vehicle no one would have been harmed. Ban motor vehicles!
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  56. You got that right. How does a driver NOT SEE 3 people ON or very near the road? How does 3 people not know or hear a pickup truck coming towards them, and not take evasive action? Or maybe they did? Did the driver slow down as he approached people on or near the road, if not then why not? Was the driver using a phone? Did the kid have earphones on? Did the father think the driver was 100% at fault? If he did is he be correct? Dawn was at 6:06am, accident at about 6:30am, what was the visibility with all the trees?
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  57.  @chenellgilmore6966  The kid was dead. Horribly mangled way beyond any hope. The father witnessed his kid instantly and completely destroyed. All of the father's actions after that is consistent with "temporary insanity".
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  58. "The right to drive a motor vehicle" strikes again. If not for the motor vehicle killing the teenager, none of this would have happened. Ban motor vehicles.
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  59.  @bellagirlgirl8827  WOW, you "almost" got the point. Now you just need to connect the dots. ... Blaming "the right to keep and bear arms" is as ridiculous as blaming "the birth" of the teenager, or "blaming the vehicle" that killed the teenager. My point about "blaming and banning motor vehicles" is absurd and used to illustrate the absurdity of your comment "The right to bear arms" strikes again, ... Just as, "blaming and banning the birth of the teenage" is absurd.
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  60. They were not walking in the middle of the road (that was a false report and has been retracted). But if they were walking in the middle of the road, then the driver must have seen them and deliberately hit the kid, which accounts for his father's rage.
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  61. It was an irrational act and evidence that he was "temporarily insane". Also, there is no firearm registration required in North Carolina. Gun registration is unconstitutional.
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  62. This incident is not Race related, the the so called "investigation" will be, almost for sure.
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  63. "Temporary Insanity", This father just seen his 17 year old son instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  64. If, and I emphasize the if.... If alot of people seen them why did this driver not see them. Not good for this now dead driver.
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  65. Millions of people now own and carry guns without regard for the law or your opinion. Forcing people to not own or carry guns is not possible in a free country.
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  66. In the first 7 seconds of this video the News Reporter said; ".... a teenage walking on the side of the road", not the middle.
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  67. Using a motor vehicle to kill a teenager, is messed up. Motor vehicles are too violent.
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  68. Yes, but more accurately, "temporary insanity".
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  69. North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure. Therapy and counseling are appropriate.
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  70.  @whoogoesthere  Your are Pretty sure?... He was lawfully in possession of the "pistol".
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  71.  @whoogoesthere  Yes. Driving the pickup truck the short distance to his house, and many witness seen him take the pickuo truck is a very poor job of stealing, something only an insane person would do. Throwing away a gun that everybody knows he just used to kill the driver accomplishes nothing, something only an insane person would do. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the pickup truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, waiting for police to come to his house, not fleeing. throwing away the gun that is now irrelevant for a conviction, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old son instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out on to the ground, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks, for the last time, into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife, the dead teenager's mother, is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  72.  @whoogoesthere  Yes, he should be set free, for doing America a favor. How many others would this driver have killed, if not stopped by this father.
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  73. God had nothing to do with it and there was no mechanical failure. The leaves negligence, but who's negligence is the question. The driver's negligence, the kid's negligence, or some of both?
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  74. A 17 year old is a teenager. FACT!
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  75. If they were walking in the middle of the road, why did this driver NOT SEE THREE PEOPLE in the road. Not good for the driver.
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  76.  @charlene5461  It was 6:30am and daylight, and there was "no comes around a corner", because there was no corner, and it was not "there he is" because it was three people that he didn't see, not just one person. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity".
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  77. Our failed justice system could very well have played on the father's mind.
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  78. In the first 10 seconds of this video, the reporter said: " ...a driver that hits and kills a teenager that was walking along the road". I hope you pay more attention when you are driving than you did when watching this video.
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  79.  @mysticnomad3577  Just watch the first 10 seconds of this video. You know, this video, the video you are commenting on. The News Reporter said; : " ...a driver that hits and kills a teenager that was walking along the road". Also, If you had watched this video, you would know, that there is NO sidewalk. But now that you mention it, maybe this driver did go out of his way to hit him. Also, I am a dead ringer for my father, I look just like him. How about you?
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  80. Motor vehicles should be taken away from people that run down and kill teenagers.
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  81. If these people didn't own motor vehicles this would have happened. A motor vehicle runs out of gas and then a second motor vehicle kills a teenager. Ban motor vehicles.
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  82. Only an insane person would take the car and throw the gun that everyone knows he used to shoot the driver. He only drives the car a short distance right to his own house and waits for police to show up, the man must be insane.
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  83. Motor vehicles make it so easy to injure or kill on purpose or accidentally. So many lives ruined.
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  84. "Temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity".... The father just seen his 17 year old soon instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, as this father looks into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead kids mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  85. He was buying time. After shooting the driver, there is a high probability that when the cops arrived, they would shoot him on sight.
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  86. North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old soon instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, as this father looks into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead kids mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  87. The "temporarily insane" do not act rationally and they make mistakes.
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  88. In the first 7 seconds of this video the News Reporter said; ".... a teenage walking on the side of the road", not the middle.
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  89.  @alexayuso3563  Yes, I know, that is why I don't assert that they were walking in the middle of the road, or walking on the side of the road.
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  90. Another case where a motor vehicle made a person dead and that lead to the death of another person. If not for the motor vehicle none of this would have happened. Or how about,... A motor vehicle runs out of gas and that leads to another person, being killed by a motor vehicle. Ban motor vehicles.
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  91. America's obsession with motor vehicles, makes it a lot more dangerous to walk on the side of the road. Ban motor vehicles.
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  92. In the first 10 seconds of this video, the reporter said: " ...a driver that hits and kills a teenager that was walking "along" the road". So when you wrote "Some people are just bad about walking "in" the road", you couldn't have been referring to the teenager killed in this video?
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  93. Which is evidence of "temporary insanity".
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  94. A case of "temporary insanity" for sure. Therapy and counseling is the appropriate sentence, if and when he is found guilty.
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  95. Yes, and land of the free, home of motor vehicles. Motor vehicles don't kill people, drivers kill people.
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  96. In the first 7 seconds of this video the News Reporter said; ".... a teenage walking on the side of the road", ...not the middle.
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  97.  @IplayMusic2  WOW!, So the driver was not looking where he was going and did not see three people in the road. WOW, Maybe this driver was texting? Get a search warrant for his phone.
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  98.  @IplayMusic2  So now "you are spewing misinformation" about "a curve in the road", just like you did "when you spewed misinformation" about, "Teach your kids not to walk in the middle of the street". And you also "spewed misinformation" about "The dad was a bad parent and a moron to run out of gas". ... You seem to have forgotten, ... when you find yourself in a hole, STOP DIGGING, or in this case, stop making foolish comments. Also, it is a FACT, there is no curve.
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  99. Yes.
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  100. "Temporary Insanity" for sure.
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  101.  @spikefivefivefive  And continues with, the driver seeing three people walking, runs over one and just missed another.
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  102. In the first 10 seconds of this video, the reporter said: " ...a driver that hits and kills a teenager that was walking along the road". So unless in this area they put crosswalks along the road, the answer to your question is No.
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  103. In the first 7 seconds of this video the News Reporter said; ".... a teenage walking on the side of the road", not the middle.
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  104. What about Nazi violence? What about Cartel violence. What about gang violence. Maybe asking pretty please will do the trick. It was motor vehicle violence that started this mess.
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  105.  @charlene5461  North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old soon instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife and the dead kid's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause "temporary insanity"? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  106. I think you are on to something. Our justice system is failing.
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  107. "Temporary Insanity" for sure.
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  108. Could be that they were walking on the wrong side of the road, but you don't know that, so what is your motive for asserting something you don't know to be true?
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  109. This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity".
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  110.  @KrysUnplugged  You are not a serious person, commenting on something way over your head.
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  111. But first, just another black killed by a white. Did you forget that? What was your motive for leaving that out of your comment?
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  112. Doesn't "save money from a trial", it will just be a different trial.
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  113.  @yodaddy82daddy70  This is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". .
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  114. In the first 7 seconds of this video the News Reporter said; ".... a teenage walking on the side of the road", not the middle.
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  115.  @boneybone8123  So this investigator is claiming that this pickup truck driver failed to see three people, plainly visible in the middle of the road, but killed him anyway. North Carolina, has the "insanity defense", this is "temporary insanity" for sure. Which explains the irrational actions of this father. Shooting the Driver, taking the pickup truck , leaving his sons dead body, driving home, throwing away the gun, are all actions that are irrational and point to "temporary insanity". ... The father just seen his 17 year old son instantly killed. This father just witnessed his son's body destroyed and his organs spilling out of his body, as his body is shaking violently in his finial death throes, the blood soaking the ground, this father looks, for the last time, into his son's cold dead eyes. His wife, the dead teenager's mother is also standing there, and seen the very same thing, and is screaming and crying hysterically. What is going thru this father's mind at that moment? Could that cause insanity? ... ABSOLUTELY!
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  116. This is "temporary insanity" for sure.
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  117. White privilege, which includes false reporting to make the black kid at fault.
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