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  Wtf, they billed the dead girl?!
context: As the couple was leaving the park, gusts of wind swung the gate around rapidly, enough to slice through the passenger side door of the couple’s car, decapitating Nakajjigo as her husband sat feet away in the driver’s seat.
  
  Final Destination stuff right there. >
  
  Wow, no amount of money is going to help someone get over that. >
  
  You can never, ever unsee that. Fuckin hell… >
  
  As someone who watched cancer, eat my spouse at 32. You are correct. There are some things that will stick with you that are forever not great >
  
  I need to see this gate >
  
  Thanks, this is mind blowing >
  
  I believe "skewered the car" would have been more descriptive than "sliced through"
  Guardrails have been responsible for similar incidents.  There's a guy I've seen on youtube who calls out bad guardrail installations since one killed his daughter.  Not sure if it's the same guy here:
  
  A Loudon County man is advocating for changes after the Tennessee Department of Transportation billed his dead daughter nearly $3,000 to replace the guardrail that killed her in a car crash last November.
  In addition to refusing to pay the bill, Steven Eimers alleges the model of guardrail end involved in his daughter Hannah's death is "horribly designed" and dangerous.