Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire 4 dead teens, who is at fault?

So, was the alcohol sourced from the parents home?

Otherwise, it seems that the parents would have a better chance of cashing in and spreading blame if they were to sue the person/retailer that supplied the booze.

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office has reported that the alcohol didn't come from the families, but the survivor has an attorney and the reports are that she and several other teens who also have attorneys aren't cooperating with the investigation.

The parents of the dead kids appear to be shunning the survivor. Maybe they wish that she had died and their child had been the sole survivor.

The community seems to have closed ranks around the families of the dead girls, not sure about the survivor and her family, but nobody is talking.

The parents of the dead kids seem to be going to extraordinary efforts to rehabilitate their dead kid's reputations. The attorney who is representing them in the tort litigation characterized the dead girls as being exceptional.

It was a satire thing.

The parents that say they "Have Good Kids" are usually the narcissistic pricks
who raise snobby, smartass, lazy little bastards.

Another one you hear is, "My kid was hanging around with a bad crowd."

No, your kid WAS the bad crowd.

One thing for sure in all this, the drivers parents must not have any money.

The Fact remains...they are/were kids. Some mistakes last/scare for a lifetime and can only be made once: with no do-overs. When you parent-watch-guide-restrict your "children properly" =for a while they may not like/appreciate you. Too bad; you are supposed to be their protector-guide-boss...being their friend will come much later.