At 6 in the morning on New Year’s Day, 19 year old Sasha Jarvis was driving herself and her mate Sian Lloyd Davies in her car when it hit a wall in Snowdonia, spun and hit other walls, smashing itself to pieces, killing both girls.
Ha ha ha. Serve them bloody well right!
Well, ok, maybe Davies was innocent, being the passenger, but she was knowingly being driven dangerously, and contributed to her own death.
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Jarvis was not only travelling 20 miles an hour over the speed limit, but had drunk so much that she was more than three times over the limit, and would have been considerably drunk. On top of this she had consumed well over the toxic levels of cocaine, which, combined with the alcohol, would have meant she was completely over-confident and so driving drunk and drugged.
When she unlawfully killed Davies, neither of the girls would have had much of an idea of what was going on anyway, both being so comfortably numb.
So, as I say, whilst this might be tragic for their families and friends, good riddance. The only thing I am thankful for, well, apart from the fact that one more dangerous and extremely selfish driver is off the road, is that no innocent people were hurt.
Jarvis could have killed somebody who was innocently driving or walking along. Happily she didn’t. Yet, so often these scum do. Luckily, the only victim she managed was voluntarily taking the chance with her life by being sat next to her stoner mate.
We have to cut the crap of offering sympathy and feeling sorry or calling this kind of thing a ‘tragic death’. We would have a different attitude to a person who decided to load a gun, put a blindfold on and then randomly shoot it into crowds in a shopping mall. It’s that attitude we should have towards all drunk and drugged drivers, dead or alive, including this one.
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