Court found Porsche not guilty of death of Paul Walker
A California federal court ruled that Porsche could not be found guilty of the death of popular Hollywood actor Paul Walker. According to The Guardian, this decision was made at the suit of Christine Rodas, wife of Roger Rodas, who died with Walker. In the conclusion, it is emphasized that the plaintiffs were unable to provide convincing evidence in favor of the version that the Carrera GT car that got into the accident was not equipped with standard safety equipment. "The documents submitted to the court do not contain competent evidence that the death of Mr. Rodas was the result of the willful or involuntary actions of the defendant," the statement said. Note that the court is considering two more similar claims. One of them was filed on behalf of Paul Walker's father, who, after the death of his son, manages his foundation, the second - on behalf of Madow Walker's daughter. We also remind that the representatives of the Porsche company placed all the blame for the incident on Roger Rodas, who "chose a driving style that posed a danger to himself and his passenger." The car accident occurred on November 30, 2013. The car, moving at high speed, flew off the highway, collided with a post and caught fire. The Topic of Article: Court found Porsche not guilty of death of Paul Walker. |
