Hit-n-Run - You'll want to punch the screen

Strider590

Apples2 wrote: »

I've seen a few fake videos like this, most are made for the "hard hitting safety campaign" videos but it's the second link I gave which convinces me it is authentic.

From the very outset, she fails to give way to the lads in the car, then almost has a head-on with another car after driving toward oncoming cars as one turns left out of a junction.

Complete lunatic.... but still, it is her attitude after she has stopped which gets me more than her driving.

Good job she doesn't live near me..

Im holding out judgement on the whether it's fake... But she's driving a Merc, she can do what she likes, she's better than you. At least that's probably what she thinks.....

RussJK

Misstress wrote: »

I'll be surprised if its a fake, because he definitely sounded like he was shaking with adrenalin. Not something you could fake easily.

Yeah, I don't think it's a fake either. He seemed quite genuine IMO.

JQ.

Simple - can someone show Court records of the prosecution of a woman in June 2011 for running over a 75yr old man. That's why people think it's a fake. This is all over the internet and not one person has found any record of it.

scheming_gypsy

Like i said on page two; i think it's a fake because if you look closely it doesn't look like a 75 year old man being hit

mikey72

The clue is in the website for the "camera". Nothing to do with cameras.
Performance exhausts, how many hits has the viral created?

Flyboy152

Wig wrote: »

I don't believe it's fake, it's too long and involves dangerous driving that could have gone wrong. And the voices are not that of actors, that's real.
It's strange that it has the co. logo for the dashcam on there, but that might be because the driver sent it to the co. or maybe made a bit a money by selling it to the co. to use for publicity.

Or maybe that is on the recording, a bit like a televison station ident logo.

Flyboy152

RussJK wrote: »

I agree, but I've seen it in people before (whether or not this is real). She's probably literally a sociopath - it doesn't mean anything to her, such people have no capacity to care and lying is easy for them.

If it wasn't for the video, she would have gotten away with it too. For most of us, lying in a stressful thing, but certain people are just born wrong, and can get away with anything just because they don't give anything away when they lie.

A normal person will assume that other people are like them, and will think "they are telling me to my face they didn't do it, maybe I'm mistaken..."

It would have been more difficult to prove, but with forensic evidence, it would have been done eventually. The fact that she was followed and the registration number was recorded, would have made it even easier.

Flyboy152

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

Like i said on page two; i think it's a fake because if you look closely it doesn't look like a 75 year old man being hit

What does a seventy-five year old man being hit actually look like then? :wall:

pitkin2020

Flyboy152 wrote: »

What does a seventy-five year old man being hit actually look like then? :wall:

well hes 75 so assume he grows a foot a year he should be 75ft tall, he only looked about 5ft in the vid if you compare with the car so clearly he must be 5 years old..............scientific conclusion :rotfl::rotfl:

pitkin2020

JQ. wrote: »

Simple - can someone show Court records of the prosecution of a woman in June 2011 for running over a 75yr old man. That's why people think it's a fake. This is all over the internet and not one person has found any record of it.

It happened in January 2011 so the prosecution could have occurred anytime from then.