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AIRBAG SCAMS: DASHBOARD DANGER AND AVOIDABLE
TRAGEDY
May 06, 2008 - When Mary Ellsworth awoke one morning, she noticed her son Bobby's
double-cab Toyota was still in the driveway. He must have slept over at a friend's house, she
thought. Mary and her husband, Bob, had always urged Bobby to stay put when he was tired
and out late. "Thank God he didn't drive," she told herself.
It was July 2003, a mere month after two milestones: Bobby's 18th birthday and his high
school graduation. Mary was pleased that her outdoors-loving son was having a near-perfect
summer, fishing and working as a groundskeeper at a golf course.
Her joy ended, though, when she answered the phone at 8 a.m. It was the San Diego medical
examiner; Bobby was in the county morgue.
Click on the red link above to continue the story.
Source: Readers Digest
TRAGEDY
May 06, 2008 - When Mary Ellsworth awoke one morning, she noticed her son Bobby's
double-cab Toyota was still in the driveway. He must have slept over at a friend's house, she
thought. Mary and her husband, Bob, had always urged Bobby to stay put when he was tired
and out late. "Thank God he didn't drive," she told herself.
It was July 2003, a mere month after two milestones: Bobby's 18th birthday and his high
school graduation. Mary was pleased that her outdoors-loving son was having a near-perfect
summer, fishing and working as a groundskeeper at a golf course.
Her joy ended, though, when she answered the phone at 8 a.m. It was the San Diego medical
examiner; Bobby was in the county morgue.
Click on the red link above to continue the story.
Source: Readers Digest
