This is why educating your children on the Rights and Wrongs in life is very important if not key to their survival

@bradleysmith9431

Жыл бұрын

What exactly was the wrong choice the kid made?

@alexciccone2824

Жыл бұрын

@Bradley Smith it's not the choice of a child made its what the parents neglected to inform their child. My parents informs me never to mess around with sharp objects fire firearms and vehicles especially ever since I was a child and I would ask about driving they would say that it is a dangerous weapon that needs to be respected and you need to have your faculties about you. And I like a child when I was one with climb into my parents car in the garage and anything but I was always informed of the risks and dangers of different things in this world. And also I was extremely inquisitive so what my parents would do would be to hide things like the keys to a car for example. Throughout my life I was always told the dangers of things and never in my life did I ever think it would be smart to take one of my parents cars. The main motivator behind it was that it is dangerous my father worked for the city doing construction and Highway Construction so I was always informed. The parents here could have done something different

@KraveSanity

Жыл бұрын

@@bradleysmith9431 driving without a license? Maybe that’s one for a start

The family must be in shambles, they lost almost all the kids. I'm glad one pulled through, but the trauma... The boy is going to need lots of help.

So so sad. My heart goes out to this little boy; to have 5 siblings now they’re all gone. In an instant. So sorry for this family!!!

Parents teach your children that No means No and is a complete sentence at a young age. Stop giving in to them on everything as you are doing them no favors. Teach accountability for thoughts and actions. Having said that and them knowing that they will make decisions to do what they know they shouldn't. An example would be every adult in America who gets behind the wheel of a car after drinking. They know they shouldn't but they'll take the chance for any number of reasons they tell themselves. Eventually someone will crash, get hurt or die because of that choice.

Praying for this family.

Very, very sad. This has me in tears, literally... Prayers up

@ptegsotica5895

Жыл бұрын

oh yea, that'll help!! 😝

Young kids watch hundreds of "Fast and Furious" Hollywood movies... When they get behind the wheel for the first time, they try to drive 140 mph with the music blasting...

Prayers for this family

How horribly, horribly horrific! 😔

Heartbreaking

Sorry for saying but the way you reported this story in this video is absolutely how it should be. NO sad music or sensationalism. Thanks for that. The silence allowed me to reflect on the pain and suffering this family will feel. I’m empathetic because of your reporting.

Raise your children better.

@jamesnewberry1191

Жыл бұрын

The parents must be the dregs.

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

It’s an unfortunate common thread today. Kids run the show. Parents can be threatened w/police action if kids start making things up. And they do. Other adults will tag any parent even trying to discipline their kid in public. Our society is sick & lost. 🙏

How tragic, all from one familly. That said, parents should never let a 16 year old drive around their younger children with no adult supervision. Was the 17 year old at fault for letting the boy drive, even still, no adults and 6 children, where were the parents?

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

My guess is they snuck out w/the adults rented car. Accident happened after midnight, so parents very well could have been in bed. Unfortunately, kids not afraid of consequences for bad behavior, do dangerous things all the time, for ‘thrills’. To pull in your sibs & cousins, just as ignorant, is just how young, foolish minds work. The driver had no license, or even a permit! The surviving child who is alive b/c he saved himself getting out of the car before it burst into flames, will have more info to give, when he is able. The trauma he’s going through could still leave more questions, than answers, however. Just too tragic to comprehend. Prayers out to the victims devastated families. 🙏

That sounds so third world. I hate that attitude. We are becoming a third world country.

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

Have been for 2+ yrs. Hope you know Jesus.✝

Parents need to face charges boy had no permit, no license and it was a rental car

@PiscesMoon2You

Жыл бұрын

Rental companies don't rent to minors for a reason and he would not have been allowed as a driver on the rental agreement. There's a big lawsuit there.

@darkknightskiy

Жыл бұрын

@@PiscesMoon2You his parents rented it

@PiscesMoon2You

Жыл бұрын

@@darkknightskiy I realize that. As I said rental companies don't rent to minors I think most require you to be 24 or 25 before they'll rent to you. The rental company is going to be suing the parents for all damages. Insurance of patents or rental company are null and voided with 17 year old driving. This is the worst possibly meaning of choices and actions have consequences. So tragic for the families.

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

@@PiscesMoon2You Wasn’t he 16? The 17 YO was a passenger. I agree w/the rest. Major lawsuit coming. Unfortunately these kids were not familiar w/consequences for bad behavior. Obviously. The 5 of us never even considered taking either of our parents cars...Ever! We worked & bought our own used & paid to keep them on the road. Those days are looong gone today. And society has been suffering for too long b/c of inept parenting. This is just tragically head shaking, all around. Hopefully the 9 YO survivor will shed some light when he’s able. 🙏

So sad, my heart goes out to the parents and family

My condolences to the family.

today's generation just sucks big time. no respect for anyone or anything at all.

@Frank-ul1qs

Жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@christiananderson142

Жыл бұрын

Every generation has shitty people in them.

@brandycarter9829

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

💯 No consequences & kids run the show.

@pachuco1815

Жыл бұрын

@@sonneversets3530 because of today's laws

Despicable

Parents of the year. Reckless endangerment? Would be tough for the surviving 9 year old to also not have his parents around. But they need to be held responsible

You can educate them day in ,day out , they’re still going to do what they want to do. Sad

@DonVanPelican123

Жыл бұрын

Nope. This was a complete failure from the parents.

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

Our parents ‘educated’ us well. We never dared to take car keys. Anytime, anywhere. We worked to buy our own cars & that’s what we drove. While working to pay the insurance on them, too. We had _consequences_ for bad behavior. Right from the get go, before we started school. Yes, we did things we shouldn’t have & paid a high price, that taught us to think real hard about the next time, if there was one. When it came to a car... *Never.* We all (5) turned out fine. No arrests & college grads. We don’t all have kids, but the ones who do, didn’t allow them to get away w/murder, like so many do now. They’re not as responsible as we were, IMO, but they too, graduated fine & no probs w/police. Many kids are a product of their parenting environment. Especially younger. As adults, you are more free to change the rules, if you desire. Unfortunately, too many went in the opposite direction for their own kids. And society sees the result of that. :/

🕊️💐Rest Easy Children💐🕊️

My God what were the Parebts thinking? I my State even if you have a license and are under the age of 18 you can't have a car load of other minors. Yes the Parents should certainly spend Decades in Prison.

@mikefearn6596

Жыл бұрын

Did you see the parents PITIFUL EXCUSE FOR WHY THE KID WAS DRIVING???

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

@@mikefearn6596 No. Where? I read it was after midnight & a rented car. Apparent joy riding.

This is so incredibly sad. It don't say if the driver of the other car stopped, has been identified?

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

? What other car? It was a single car accident b/c the unlicensed 16YO failed to make a turn & went straight into a boulder & tree, having the car burst in flames. Kid didn’t even have a permit! Out joy riding after midnight. So unfathomable for the parents & grief. The survivor, when able, hopefully will shed some light on it. But obviously the bottom line still remains. Kids taking a car, & doing what they knew was wrong & dangerous. Not thinking of any consequences at all. B/C that’s what too many do. Act w/o thinking, b/c they’re not raised w/consequences. ‘Parenting’ holds responsibility for that. We were raised _never to dare_ take car keys. *Major consequences.* And we knew, b/c we _always_ had consequences for unacceptable behavior towards our parents, each other, & others. No one ever even thought to drive before we had our permits & had to be w/one of our parents to learn. We all passed for our license w/o a hitch, & we were careful never to have a car full of friends w/us. The state rule was no more than 1, for the first year, if 16. And no night driving. 17 gave you 2 others. But yes, a couple times I know I snuck a 3rd in. Too paranoid to try more, b/c if someone saw me & told my parents...my car would be taken from me. No thanks! And none of that never happened till we made enough $ to buy our own used cars. AND, we all paid our own insurance, too. When we couldn’t afford to keep our cars afloat, we had a big yard that they were parked in, till we could again. I personally took the bus to work till I got back on the road. We never were allowed to drive our parents cars w/o them in it w/us. As it should be w/more expensive cars w/bell’s & whistles & kids behind the wheel. Too many distractions, w/o cell phones like today, on top of it! It was always a thrill to drive them, but we were well aware of our boundaries. If parents raised their kids to be more respectful & responsible of them & others, & gave them deserved consequences for inappropriate behavior, instead of showering them w/expensive iPhones & paying for everything else they whine for today, we wouldn’t have a lot of the issues we do w/youth now. And plenty of families would still be in tact. Thanks for reading my rant. ;) I haven’t read anything about another car anywhere. Even if there was, it doesn’t excuse kids joyriding after midnight who aren’t even legally permitted to do so. Thankfully one of them got out & he’s alive b/c of it. And those parents didn’t lose a 3rd child.

I want to know why a 16 year old is driving with all those kids in the car and what the hell mall is open at that hour at night none that I know

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

They had been to a mall? Obviously the rental car was hijacked by one of them from the parent who had it. Lawsuit coming there, too. Kid didn’t even have a permit, let alone a license. Thank God one climbed out & survived b/c of it. If able, he’ll shed some light when he can. ‘Parenting’ has to take part responsibility here.

Why aren't the parents of this boy IN JAIL?????

@josephshields2922

Жыл бұрын

Did the parents know he was driving? Did they give permission?

@kantraxoikol6914

Жыл бұрын

because we don't punish parents for what their children do on a whim. if we did, there wouldn't be any parents...you snowflakes keep wanting to blame the people that had nothing to do with the crime. punish the boy as an adult, because he knew what the heck he was doing ... and punish YOU for even thinking they had anything to do with it at all. your FIRST go to thought wasn't the dead people...it was to assign blame on the wrong persons...you think your kids aren't capable of the same thing? hahahaha

@johnaustin9051

Жыл бұрын

If he's black, brown, an ILLEGAL or gay, the parents have no accountability. It's Democratic(Communist) law. Only if the driver is White, will the parents responsible will be called out.

@larryfoster8820

Жыл бұрын

All the kids are theirs

@franceseccher409

Жыл бұрын

@@OVAngryE a teenager who probably just got his license should never have anyone with him, let alone four kids. Parents should be held accountable.

25 years. No parole.

Life for a life. Adults that facilitated the vehicle to a non-licensed teen should also face charges.

@troydelarosa171

Жыл бұрын

You need to do your research. The private citizens of this country are not required to obtain a driver's license . That only pertains to if your doing commerce on the interstate

@brandycarter9829

Жыл бұрын

Ummm..... what?

@davidjones-vx9ju

Жыл бұрын

@@troydelarosa171 idiot sov cit

@davidjones-vx9ju

Жыл бұрын

@@brandycarter9829 he's an idiot sov cit

@donttryitanakin1yt549

Жыл бұрын

@@troydelarosa171tell that to the police there’s literally a video of a crackhead who thought they was you and said this smart shit … still got arrested 🤣🤣

Why is that even an issue. The supreme Court of the United States and ruled several times that the private public is not required to obtain a driver's license or license and tag our automobiles

@davidjones-vx9ju

Жыл бұрын

bullshit

@mlee40738

Жыл бұрын

Wrong

@sonneversets3530

Жыл бұрын

🤣 Just say ‘no’ to drugs. Go back to the border you walked over on.

And now, that teen driver will have no future. Just like the lives it took.

@ontherockswithsalt2335

Жыл бұрын

He died. So yeah.

@wanderer3004

Жыл бұрын

@@ontherockswithsalt2335 All things being equal, so yes. That was the point. Balance

Gotta ban cars

Put the parents in jail

Ban cars

@jamesnewberry1191

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps a waiting period.

Too bad, prolly no Dad in the home,, if I had to guess,,