There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane

Hello.

I am Aunt Diane.

:(

The Waiting Trophy Man wrote:

I watched this tonight and I can't stop thinking about it.

He's not kidding, he couldn't stop thinking about it last night. It was a really intriguing documentary though....unfortunately no one WILL ever know the truth about what happened to her.

CJMST3K wrote:

MSnider44 wrote:

There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane

Is this a sad sequel to There's Something About Mary?




(having no idea about what the "Aunt Diane" movie is about, I feel ok to joke about the title... until I find out, that is)

Yeaaaaaaah you might not want to joke about it. Obviously you're not doing anything wrong not knowing what the story is, but it's the story of the woman in NY who drove down the freeway the wrong way and killed 7 people I think - most of them children. They say she was drunk, but her family disputes that. I didn't the see the doc but from what I understand, a lot what happened doesn't make any sense.

She was hammered, all the EVIDENCE lays it out

Good people do stupid things. At 1st, In the Doc the family insisted she never smoked weed. Than that Tune changed as we got to the end as occasional puffing

I would feel the same if a family member did this....DENIAL....but to put the victims family(3 other guys) thru the Lies

WRONG

Drunk drivers are idiots

I think it was some type of brain thing too. I remember hearing that it is possible for someone to test positive for alcohol in the system after death - I can't remember what the scientific reasoning behind it was, but that it is possible and that doesn't mean the person had been drinking.

And the fact that those who saw her in the hours prior said she did not appear intoxicated, it doesn't add up.

It sounds as though it may have a massive migraine and the pain may have just made her lose it and not be able to think clearly.

It's a very tragic story and one we'll never know the answer to I suppose.

prljamgirl wrote:

pandora wrote:

As far as pot in her system that stays for 30 days and it was mentioned she liked to
have a little before bed.

Actually you are incorrect about this.....yes pot can stay in your system for 30 days and yes it was mentioned that she liked to have some before bed from time to time, but it was ALSO mentioned in the documentary that he levels of THC in her system showed that it had been 15 to 30 minutes before her death that she was in fact smoking it. The fact that she had consumed the equivalent of 10 drinks in about 45 minutes would have advanced and intensified the effects of the pot.

The real question is...If the father had done this under the same circumstances, would anyone question the evidence?Time after time says the answer is no. Just like how we vote for presidents, and convict people....APPEARANCE/IMAGE is everything. She was a loving mother in the photos, the Dad is this big...could be percieved as a lil scary looking.

Just like the Jury letting Casey off... I know the prosecution wasnt the strongest. People do get convicted on less

Women arent looked as as being evil/bad/stupid as much as us guys

Fact

PureandEasy wrote:

I think it was some type of brain thing too. I remember hearing that it is possible for someone to test positive for alcohol in the system after death - I can't remember what the scientific reasoning behind it was, but that it is possible and that doesn't mean the person had been drinking.

And the fact that those who saw her in the hours prior said she did not appear intoxicated, it doesn't add up.

It most definitely was some sort of brain thing.....she had a severely absessed tooth and most likely had a very high fever due to the infection. She stopped several times to get sick (which a high fever can do) and also stopped to get pain medication at a gas station (which they didn't have in stock), so she decided that she needed to do whatever she possibly could do to make the pain stop....and that meant taking a couple of drinks from that bottle of vodka. With a severe infection (which could have crept into her brain) and an extremely high fever, the effect of a small amount of alcohol and the pot she smoked would have been incredibly intensified and VERY QUICKLY have affected her and she likely drank more and more until she was in a complete delerium. There's a chance that she was so far into a delerious state that she didn't even a know those kids were even inthe vehicle with her.

But I've researched this online and 99.99% of the time, if your toxicology reports say there is alcohol in your system, then there is alcohol in your system. There are a very small handful of medications out there that can alter that blood test, but that is it. And she wasn't taking any of those medications.

How can people make excuses for this woman? All she had to do was pull over and call for help. Her brother spoke to her on the phone the last time she was pulled over and told her to wait and that he was on his way. He could have been there in minutes. So she gets back in the van with the kids and tore up the highway in the
wrong direction. People were swerving out of the way, honking their horns and she just kept going straight down the road at a high rate of speed. I don't get it?? Something's missing.