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Dead Thread 2021 -- If you're reading this, it isn't you.

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Mom's brother married dad's sister.

Had a Kansan* friend in college with two (cute as a button) sisters. My friend (23) and one sister (19) married brothers (24 and 20). Friend's brother-in-law then cheated with her other sister (17), got divorced, and then married that sister.

Youngest (home-wrecking) sister's given name (not nickname) is "Sissy."

You prairie people are completely fucked up. However, all three sisters have amazing boobs. Also, all five people in this story are fervent Evangelicals (even my friend who is smart enough to know better).


* I lied, now I remember they are from Independence, MO but live in Kansas because that's where the brothers are from.


 
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The other young man killed was Sam schuneman who appears to be another former hockey player from St. Cloud area

i didnt look up the exact road but I saw north shore drive. Goes around lake Minnetonka and has tons of twists and curves and isn’t well lit. I’m always paranoid driving there even during the day.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MinnHocke...61514314735621

Sorry gets sadder. A bar on lake tonka is owned by family of a former gopher hockey player. It sounds like that is where people were drinking befire the driver crashed.
Was on local news channel, so not my presumptive guess

just so sad

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ka...otzko/89-c23a950b-a2b3-4f22-ab9f-683a566b119a
 
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My aunt and uncle buried their two sons within two months in 2020. Fucking devastating.

Aneurism and influenza turned into sepsis.
 
Mike Howe, lead singer from the 80s thrash metal band Metal Church. That's at least two lead singers of theirs that have died. Howe was only 55. The band did not release a cause of death.

Among the band's output, Metal Church produced two of the finest thrash albums of all time, Metal Church and Blessing In Disguise. Howe joined the band for the latter.
 
I don't think Tom Stevens played hockey for the Gophers.

I wonder, though, if he's related to Judd Stevens who played for MN maybe twenty years ago? I think he was from the west suburbs.

Saw somewhere that the car may have been a Bentley. There is a house a few hundred feet away from the accident scene owned by someone with the same name as the driver. $6-7 million property.
 
Sounding more and more like a wealthy 50 something showing off his expensive toys to a bunch of 20 somethings; killing a couple of them in the process.
 
Sounding more and more like a wealthy 50 something showing off his expensive toys to a bunch of 20 somethings; killing a couple of them in the process.

That's basically how I've read it. 51 yo was drunk, offered to take the guys for a joyride in his new zoom-zoom, and they agreed to go even though he was drunk (probably because they had also been drinking). One hard curve taken at too much speed later, and...
 
That's basically how I've read it. 51 yo was drunk, offered to take the guys for a joyride in his new zoom-zoom, and they agreed to go even though he was drunk (probably because they had also been drinking). One hard curve taken at too much speed later, and...

Did they all die? Cuz if the rich guy walked away it's the perfect metaphor for America since Reagan.
 
Driver wasn't belted...was ejected and lived. Other two were belted and died.

Where did the seat belt information come from? I read a couple of the stories and neither mentioned that. And if true let's note that lack of a seat belt likely did not aid in the driver surviving nor did wearing a seat belt lead to the passengers dying.

Most likely they impacted the trees the car hit at a high rate of speed and had they not been belted in the only difference would likely have been a more gruesome scene and even greater injuries. The driver may have survived simply because his body was not in the path of as many solid objects, and had he been belted in perhaps the airbags and other safety features of expensive cars would have prevented some of his critical injuries.

I have seen any number of accidents where people belted in on one side of the car were seriously injured and those on the other side, or in back seats instead of front, suffered minor or no injuries. Much like the old Indiana State Trooper TV said on those old traffic safety commercials, I never unbuckled a corpse.
 
Where did the seat belt information come from? I read a couple of the stories and neither mentioned that. And if true let's note that lack of a seat belt likely did not aid in the driver surviving nor did wearing a seat belt lead to the passengers dying.

Most likely they impacted the trees the car hit at a high rate of speed and had they not been belted in the only difference would likely have been a more gruesome scene and even greater injuries. The driver may have survived simply because his body was not in the path of as many solid objects, and had he been belted in perhaps the airbags and other safety features of expensive cars would have prevented some of his critical injuries.

I have seen any number of accidents where people belted in on one side of the car were seriously injured and those on the other side, or in back seats instead of front, suffered minor or no injuries. Much like the old Indiana State Trooper TV said on those old traffic safety commercials, I never unbuckled a corpse.

I think that most of the twin cities print stories on the accident have referred to the fact that the two younger men were belted and the driver was not.

That said, the driver has only survived thus far. The news stories have suggested he sustained critical injuries, so who knows his ultimate result.
 
That said, the driver has only survived thus far. The news stories have suggested he sustained critical injuries, so who knows his ultimate result.

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Huh. I always heard that Tom (who also owned Sunsets among others) as being the owner - wasn't ware Judd was involved.

Well, if you want to be technical about it, I think it's actually an LLC that owns it, but that seems to be splitting hairs.

There are a variety of news events/stories out there that identify Tom as the owner, but also identify Jack Stevens as the managing partner and one of the owners, as well as a sister-in-law of Toms (Jack's wife, perhaps) also listed as one of the owners.

Sort of sounds to me like a family operation, but I don't do their books. However, I'm not going to take issue with any news reports that it's owned by the "family" of a former MN hockey player, if in fact Judd is also related to them, which it sounds like he is.
 
Where did the seat belt information come from? I read a couple of the stories and neither mentioned that. And if true let's note that lack of a seat belt likely did not aid in the driver surviving nor did wearing a seat belt lead to the passengers dying.

Most likely they impacted the trees the car hit at a high rate of speed and had they not been belted in the only difference would likely have been a more gruesome scene and even greater injuries. The driver may have survived simply because his body was not in the path of as many solid objects, and had he been belted in perhaps the airbags and other safety features of expensive cars would have prevented some of his critical injuries.

I have seen any number of accidents where people belted in on one side of the car were seriously injured and those on the other side, or in back seats instead of front, suffered minor or no injuries. Much like the old Indiana State Trooper TV said on those old traffic safety commercials, I never unbuckled a corpse.

Wasn't trying to imply that the seatbelt killed them...just adding that it was another reckless behavior by the driver and yet he survived...so far.
and the last story I saw that had that was on KARE
 
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