I just want to know, who gives the gun to 14 year old girl. This country is very pathetic when it comes to selling guns. 

no_quiero · Aug 18, 2010 5:44 AM

[Disallowed String for - ] type="text/javascript"> /*'); /*]]-->*/ The devastation, which happened in an instant, was powerful — three 13-year-old girls killed by an alleged drunken driver who later fled the country. Now the impact of that tragedy has widened with the suicide of a 14-year-old girl who survived the wreck. Bennisha Davis was haunted by last month's deaths of her sister and two best friends in the northeast Houston crash. The 14-year-old Humble girl could not understand why she had survived while they had not. The grief was apparently too much for the Ross Sterling Middle School student to bear. Davis fatally shot herself in the chest Thursday inside the family's home in the 15800 block of Marsh Hawk while her mother was at work. Her sister, Detrihanna Davis, and her two best friends, Avianca Cortez and RaShaunda Raleigh, had died after suffering fatal injuries in the wreck. "Bennisha took it real hard when she found out about it," said her grandmother, Diane Blakes of Houston. "It just did something to her, I guess — and we weren't really aware. Well, we knew she was hurting, but we didn't know she was hurting that bad." Blakes said she later found a note Bennisha had typed on a computer which stated she missed her sister and friends and wondered why they had died when she survived. Her note also lamented that justice might never be served since the driver who caused the crash had fled the country. Read more Last edited: 18-Aug-10 07:18 AM

mR. hydE · Aug 18, 2010 7:17 AM

It would have been much better if the fugitive Sajan Timilsina had taken his own life instead of Pukar.

mR. hydE · Aug 18, 2010 7:21 AM

You know Obama should call up his dalal Man Mohan Singh and arrange an extradition treaty with Nepal...PRONTO!

mR. hydE · Aug 18, 2010 7:30 AM

Yes, we need to extradite this wanna be yo-yo with Raymond Whitcher who killed Ashok. Both of these mofos are equal and both need to rot in jail.

raju161 · Aug 18, 2010 8:10 AM

Where's all the Sajha bounty hunters?

MillionDollars · Aug 18, 2010 8:47 AM

Cities and States are struggling with operational budgets; thanks to the Great Recession. Just like they are doing with cigarettes, go-go-girls-bar poles, soda pops in some cities to make up for the tax-revenue shortfall, they should be taxing the alcoholic beverages similarly so that young (and already reckless) drivers on student budgets would be discouraged from binge-drinking which in turn would mitigate such ill-fated accidents and tragic incidents.As of now, haven't you noticed at 7-eleven, the price of single beer can/bottle is almost as cheap as a bottled water? Next time you visit the store, which one would you pick when you are retiring home for the day?

mR. hydE · Aug 18, 2010 6:09 PM

Mr. Hyde, shhhhh... If the governemnt sees your post, they might just use tax to fix every social problem....

MillionDollars · Aug 19, 2010 7:47 AM

Finally snoozy reporters from Nepal reported it.. US lawmaker calls for extradition of hit-and-run suspect from Nepal A US Democrat in the house judiciary committee has asked the Department of Justice (DoJ), USA, to "wake up and do something" in the effort to return a Nepali suspect, Sajan Timalsina, to face charges of killing three teenagers in Texas.Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee made the plea after several unsuccessful attempts to engage the help of the DoJ to return Timalsina from Nepal as the US does not have an extradition treaty with Nepal. "I say to the justice department: Wake up and do something," said Lee in a speech on the house floor. The US Marshal needs to stop hiding from my office and get over to my office to discuss why you can't do something." She demanded diplomatic dialogue to bring the suspect to US. "You are leaving crying parents with no justice because you let someone go," he said. According to police reports, Timalsina, 26, was driving his car in Lee's hometown of Houston when, police allege, he ran a red light and broadsided an Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) carrying five teenagers and two adults, which then hit utility poll on August 7. Two 13-year-olds and a 17-year-old were immediately ejected from the SUV and pronounced dead within hours. The other two teens and two adults in the vehicle survived. Local police later said that they had enough evidence to hold Timalsina overnight, but released him that night after conducting a standard field sobriety test because they didn't think he would flee and they wanted to get the blood test results back for his alcohol level before they pressed charges, wrote the online version of the Hill News. When, police said, they discovered that his blood alcohol content was nearly twice the legal limit, they went to charge him with three counts of intoxication manslaughter only to find that he had left the country. According to the report, Timalsina was in the U.S. on a student visa and could face 60 years in prison if convicted on all three charges. nepalnews.com

raju161 · Aug 21, 2010 9:54 AM