Seems like regular people murdered by an assassins bomb. Residential area, probably a 35-40 mph zone. Crashed into a gate and blew up so loudly that their daughter, 3/4 mile away could clearly hear an explosion. Fire dept took a very long time to put out the flames.
I've been in several crashes over the years and seen many more. Nobody hears an explosion 3/4 mile away, and in fact, despite all the car crashes in Atlanta on the interstate routes which I see every morning on the news, cars almost never catch fire and zero of them explode. 70 mph and they just don't explode. Yet in this news story, they have a residential crash with a huge explosion and an almost inexhaustible fire. Folks, that was a bombing, a hit. The car exploded then ran into the fence if you ask me.
Go read the article again. A government op, no doubt.
I'm on Atlanta highways everyday too and have witnessed crashes where the occupants were burned so badly you could barely tell they were humans. Those "explosions" aren't loud enough to be heard even a 1/4 of a mile away.
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EVERYBODYPANIC ago
Seems like regular people murdered by an assassins bomb. Residential area, probably a 35-40 mph zone. Crashed into a gate and blew up so loudly that their daughter, 3/4 mile away could clearly hear an explosion. Fire dept took a very long time to put out the flames.
I've been in several crashes over the years and seen many more. Nobody hears an explosion 3/4 mile away, and in fact, despite all the car crashes in Atlanta on the interstate routes which I see every morning on the news, cars almost never catch fire and zero of them explode. 70 mph and they just don't explode. Yet in this news story, they have a residential crash with a huge explosion and an almost inexhaustible fire. Folks, that was a bombing, a hit. The car exploded then ran into the fence if you ask me.
Go read the article again. A government op, no doubt.
Buttfuckmebigfoot ago
I'm on Atlanta highways everyday too and have witnessed crashes where the occupants were burned so badly you could barely tell they were humans. Those "explosions" aren't loud enough to be heard even a 1/4 of a mile away.