12-02-2013, 11:21 AM
I don't think there's any conspiracy in play here. Just caution.
Any time a celebrity dies it hits the news. Usually, it takes a couple of days before the details are released because they're simply being investigated. Even when a drug overdose is pretty obvious, everything is "speculative" until it's confirmed. Often, the names of those present aren't released immediately either.
Took a few days, for example, for Gandolfini's cause of death to be confirmed as a heart attack and a bit longer before it was confirmed that his teen-aged son was with him at the hotel and found him dead.
Paul Walker's 15-year-old daughter attended what now seems to have been a charity racing event with him. She was on the scene, that's confirmed. He took off with his friend and the owner of the auto-shop/event site, Roger Rodas (Walker was co-owner). Rodas's 8-year-old son was also on the scene.
Walker and Rodas were speeding when they crashed and the car burst into flames. Their kids heard it and Rodas's son reportedly jumped a fence to get to his dad.
That car is mangled beyond belief. I don't know if investigators would have been able to tell who was behind the wheel until they interviewed witnesses to the pair taking off (they say it was Rodas).
Anyway, there are two kids involved here. And, life insurance criteria and payouts to consider. If Walker's appearance at the event was in any way in promotion of his next F&F release, he might be covered by their policy too. Who was driving and how it affects their families (and coverage) is serious stuff for investigators and investors.
Makes sense, to me, that details wouldn't be officially released until they were confirmed, especially considering that the pair was speeding - they essentially died while the driver was in the commission of a misdemeanor crime.
Walker wasn't a drama hag and pretty much avoided the spotlight when he wasn't working. He stayed outta trouble and did charity work quietly. I'm way more interested in reading about what happened to him than I am about what Kanye and Kim did this weekend - that's for sure.
Any time a celebrity dies it hits the news. Usually, it takes a couple of days before the details are released because they're simply being investigated. Even when a drug overdose is pretty obvious, everything is "speculative" until it's confirmed. Often, the names of those present aren't released immediately either.
Took a few days, for example, for Gandolfini's cause of death to be confirmed as a heart attack and a bit longer before it was confirmed that his teen-aged son was with him at the hotel and found him dead.
Paul Walker's 15-year-old daughter attended what now seems to have been a charity racing event with him. She was on the scene, that's confirmed. He took off with his friend and the owner of the auto-shop/event site, Roger Rodas (Walker was co-owner). Rodas's 8-year-old son was also on the scene.
Walker and Rodas were speeding when they crashed and the car burst into flames. Their kids heard it and Rodas's son reportedly jumped a fence to get to his dad.
That car is mangled beyond belief. I don't know if investigators would have been able to tell who was behind the wheel until they interviewed witnesses to the pair taking off (they say it was Rodas).
Anyway, there are two kids involved here. And, life insurance criteria and payouts to consider. If Walker's appearance at the event was in any way in promotion of his next F&F release, he might be covered by their policy too. Who was driving and how it affects their families (and coverage) is serious stuff for investigators and investors.
Makes sense, to me, that details wouldn't be officially released until they were confirmed, especially considering that the pair was speeding - they essentially died while the driver was in the commission of a misdemeanor crime.
Walker wasn't a drama hag and pretty much avoided the spotlight when he wasn't working. He stayed outta trouble and did charity work quietly. I'm way more interested in reading about what happened to him than I am about what Kanye and Kim did this weekend - that's for sure.