http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=536097&page=1&pp=15
this story is unreal. this college kid had his FD hit in a hit and run and he tracks down the truck that hit him plus the drama that started the incident. must read

Ha that is pretty cool

its like a freakin action movie script

I remember this story. He posted some questions about it in the gulf forum of the 7club forum

Feakin Amazing

His very lucky!!! I wish i had his luck! my car was abused in the streets, someone kicked in my back left fender! I don't think i have chance to find him like the guy on his story.

everyone remember sphinx from gone in 60 sec?

remember the scene where he lights up the ganster's car?

I'm thinking that would be a nice solution....I would F*&% his world up

It was a good story but once again you can see how many idiot people lurk on that forum and why the rotary community has a fairly bad image to others. I don't mean the guy telling the story. I'm referring to a lot of the people responding to it.

It was a good story but once again you can see how many idiot people lurk on that forum and why the rotary community has a fairly bad image to others. I don't mean the guy telling the story. I'm referring to a lot of the people responding to it.

Yah alot of people who are responding are very negative, it amazes me actully.

Shennanigans!

That was some pretty awesome sleuth work. Sad part about the whole deal is that the guy prolly doesn't care about his truck at all.

More than likely (I am not saying this is always the case for those fellow aggies who might feel differently) if this guy lives in the place that the truck was found...his mommy and daddy paid for that truck and everything that he has on it along with the insurance to cover it. He doesn't give a rat's a$$ about the ramifications of his actions because he is not and will not be paying for any of it anyway. Heck, his parents are probably also the ones paying for his weed even if they don't know it.

that sounds just like an action movie.

It was a good story but once again you can see how many idiot people lurk on that forum and why the rotary community has a fairly bad image to others. I don't mean the guy telling the story. I'm referring to a lot of the people responding to it.

so very true..

Mom & Dad can't save him from fleeing the scene of an accident. That's a felony offense and will be on his record forever.

Mom & Dad can't save him from fleeing the scene of an accident. That's a felony offense and will be on his record forever.

Not when it is someones first offence if his parents really have money, which it sounds like they do, he can be put on my first offence or a diversion program where it is erased off his record forever due to the fact the judge might think his age gets him a second chance. I am a Loss Prevention Officer and I have been called to court so many times to see the young ones who fought me like their was no tommorrow but got off with not even a slap on the wrist. The way the gov't treats people 15-23 is so bull shit everyone makes mistakes, but hey you do the crime pay the god damn time.

omfg not again... hes attracting trolls into rx7club.

I'm glad people aren't so uptight around here.

Either way, what a story! Might be a bit fabricated/exaggerated, but it's a good read. Plus, if it isn't, that guy did some awesome detective work! Hope the cops actually try and nab that douche.

omfg not again... hes attracting trolls into rx7club.
RX8 owners are trolls?
:lol2:

I'm glad people aren't so uptight around here.

Either way, what a story! Might be a bit fabricated/exaggerated, but it's a good read. Plus, if it isn't, that guy did some awesome detective work! Hope the cops actually try and nab that douche.

Post a video repost or revive old threads and all hell breaks loose around here!

omfg not again... hes attracting trolls into rx7club.
it's just a story, i'm sure your site will remain safe

RX8 owners are trolls?
:lol2:
ofcourse not... rotary family dude!! but that crap is spreading everywhere.. from solora forums to nissan forums... i reported it... so read up on his crap before its closed!

like we all don't cross post crap from other forums? yea, im all down with the rotary family thing, but i'm not about to exclude other people from having an interest, rx-* or not..

if the site's owners cant handle the load, they should reconsider their line of work

SayNoToPistons, just to inform you, wompa just owned you in his thread. you ain't the king over there either, apparently. :)

SayNoToPistons, just to inform you, wompa just owned you in his thread. you ain't the king over there either, apparently. :)
He is a retard thats why, just cause people are signing in to say its a good story doesnt make them trolls. What a retard!

He is a retard thats why, just cause people are signing in to say its a good story doesnt make them trolls. What a retard!

retard isn't the word i was going to use, but i think we're on the same wavelength here :)

I guess if I really wanted I could call SorryNoPistons a Troll also.

Hey, more importantly - where's The Rest of the Story? So he tracked down the guy and got a positive ID on the truck. Was Brad arrested? Did he get his friend down the hall busted for possession? Where does he keep his RX7 now?

Hey, more importantly - where's The Rest of the Story? So he tracked down the guy and got a positive ID on the truck. Was Brad arrested? Did he get his friend down the hall busted for possession? Where does he keep his RX7 now?
I don't think he is going to post a part three until he gets more information, pertaining to the legal side of situation.

Hey, more importantly - where's The Rest of the Story? So he tracked down the guy and got a positive ID on the truck. Was Brad arrested? Did he get his friend down the hall busted for possession? Where does he keep his RX7 now?
Also, who shot JR?

Bump, just about a year later he finished his thread on how it ended. Great read.

http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=662425

Unreal.....

Haa...Finally...some closure...

Good story tho...and at the end of the day with my limited grip on reality...

Entertaining, real or not...When does season 2 start?

The 7 owner shouldn't obviously damage the truck in revenge...just slip a dead fish under the seat...

lol facebook detective.

but still a great story

This Wompa guy is a friend of a friend of mine, and from the stories I've heard of his in the past, I'd say only half of what he said was true...

...Wompa's a bit of an exaggerator...



I don't doubt that the incident happened, but the truck tearing through feilds and shit... I don't buy it. Regardless, he's still a good story teller :)

nice

I'm not surprised... That's College Station... So many guys in those towns are over themselves with there trucks... He probably thinks he's on top of the world...

I have so many stories where guys in there trucks just stop, and want too jump out too kick my ass while I keep on driving, just because I didn't do something too help there day.

That town is a bad situation, too many police, too many kids that just left there parents house, too much money being thrown around.

As a former Aggie, if it makes you guys feel better, I once rear ended the shit out of some dudes truck in CS. I was driving a 68 Mustang GT and his rear end didn't stand a chance...

Bad Brakes FTL!

I thought it was great how at the end he essentially extorted $5000 out of somebody uninvolved with the accident...douche... :rolleyes:

I would've taken him to court.

-Steakboy

+1 to steak & scud.

the 7 was fixed, the money was not needed, a nice score, but not needed. should have pressed charges, and put more effort into actually getting this a-hole in some real sh8t, rather than another "talking to" by daddy.

but then none of that story seems to me like it has "all the info" present.

OP prlly knew who it was w/having to be a detective. And I doubt (especially after the post here that says CS has "too many police" the cops just made the file inactive b/c they couldn't get the guy on the phone or at the door. :uhh:


still a good read, tho.

Awesome story... thanks for the link. It was better than reading a Grisham novel. He has to publish that somehow and make $ off it. Awesome, awesome, awesome!

I thought it was great how at the end he essentially extorted $5000 out of somebody uninvolved with the accident...douche... :rolleyes:

Veracity of the story aside, I think getting the cash from the father is a small measure of justice for the victim. I don't have a problem believing that the police will shelve a crime like this easily, and the small claims court thing is hit or miss, while the evidence of wrongdoing seems pretty solid, who knows what would happen in court. The insurance mayhave paid for the repairs but the a$&holes that did this didn't just wail his car, they commited a crime against him and probably made the guy pretty uneasy about who out there wanted to attack him. Imagine if it was your son or daughter who had their vehicle inexplicably vandalized, intentionally, what kind of message does that give about your safety.

The jackass that did it needed to be punished, if he wasn't going to get justice through law enforcement, to put direct pressure on the criminal's family, especially if they are wealthy and have something to lose seems like a pretty good way to get back at the bastard, and to get a little satisfaction.

at least that's my 2 cents.

^^How exactly does exploiting a soft spot in a parent whose heart is in the right place, even if his brain and checkbook aren't, "get back" at the guy who did it?

^^How exactly does exploiting a soft spot in a parent who's heart is in the right place, even if his brain and checkbook aren't, "get back" at the guy who did it?

they should have taught their kids do act better than that...

^^Once again, that has absolutely nothing to do with any sort of vindication vis a vis the actual perpetrator of the crime.

I'd have to say that a college aged kid has already learned what he/she can "get away with in life" and that falls on the parents.

If this kid actually had the audacity to go out in broad daylight and ram his truck into someone's car a few times and drive off; it's seems like he prlly already knew daddy's got his back and can fix any problems.

IMO, the money's irrelevant, it's the behavior that daddy's condoning. Notice what's missing from the story - daddy comes to town to meet "the victim" but doesn't have sonny boy come with him?

I don't even have a kid yet and this makes me sick. I'd have my son show up - if for no other reason, just to see his reaction and to ensure he knew exactly why he was going to be in some deep shit.

you know what he really should've done? wore some gloves, pulled the hitch off, and smashed it into the back of the guy's truck. "yep, that's the hitch that backed into me!" lol

-Steakboy

^^How exactly does exploiting a soft spot in a parent who's heart is in the right place, even if his brain and checkbook aren't, "get back" at the guy who did it?

Obviously the guy's moral compass is off, by exerting some familial pressure he may have seen that his stupidity can affect not only himself but those around him that, hopefully he cares about. I mean if he isn't smart enough to know that damaging the property of others, he now knows that the reprocussions for his actions can affect those around him. He's a member of our society and has to abide by teh rules or there will be reprocussions.

I see what you are saying about the father being punished for the sins of the son, but now what has happened, this guy's family relationship has been affected by his stupidity, those sorts of things add up, and if there is a next time, do you think is dad is going to whip out the checkbook? Maybe he will, but maybe there was some actual soul searching that went on behind closed doors. Who's to know, I am glad though that even if it is just a story, in the end, the guy who was wronged got restitution and some peace of mind (not to mention a few bucks for his hardship) and the bad guy got a black eye at the very least in reputation with his family.

I think that the father has a better chance at recouping that money from his son than the victim of the crime. So either way, the offender will end up paying for it. It was just easier to get it from his father.