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Does anyone know how Jagger Smith is doing?

Does anyone know how Jagger Smith is doing?
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Tumu_ 8.5 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 11:39am  
Growing up to do. Wow. Y'all just can't let this past go. I'm living life. And y'all are finding to make things worse for Jagger. Let's the court handle this. It's not Jagger fault and not the convenience store faults. ITS TAKE TWO to let this happened. He know what he did. Jagger felt bad. Seriously he did. He will pay for this all his life. But just leave the kid alone.
 
Emilio11 : He drank, decided to drive, crashed into a tree and 2 people died as a result of his decision
 
Maybe I'm just a realist 4951
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squirtismyboy 19.1 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 11:49am  
IzzysMommy : Couldn't be, right?? What rational adult would refer to the death of two girls as "**** happened?" That's messed up.
 
sammee : It's probably a friend of his or schoolmate. 4951
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CarGuy717 7.6 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 11:52am  
Growing up to do. Wow. Y'all just can't let this past go. I'm living life. And y'all are finding to make things worse for Jagger. Let's the court handle this. It's not Jagger fault and not the convenience store faults. ITS TAKE TWO to let this happened. He know what he did. Jagger felt bad. Seriously he did. He will pay for this all his life. But just leave the kid alone.
 
Emilio11 : You must be his friend or something. I get saying let the court handle it and stuff. But saying it's not his fault? Really? Yes it is. 4951
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deltadawn 10.9 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 12:07pm  
As someone living with the life long consequences of being struck by a drunk driver, it was hard for me to even open this thread. My father attempted to sue the person who hit me, but only for medical costs. Not for the anguish that he caused the entire family, not for my future medical needs, or any of that other stuff. The man had no assets to get any funds from him anyway, so the suit went no where. The man who hit me was a grown man. This young man was a teenager, one who knew before hand that the decision he made was wrong, just as his companions did. They weren't little children, and they were not yet adults. They were trusted by the adults in their lives, and this time the trust was misplaced, and foolish choices were made, and the consequences are horrible. I don't know how anyone can slap a price tag on a life, or grief, so suing for outrageous sums of money just seems like greed. The cost to lay the girls to rest, court costs, and the like seem like they should be paid. The young man should be speaking about what his poor choices have cost the other families and his own at high school assemblies as part of his atonement for years to come. Nothing anyone does will bring back the girls, or end the sorrow of their family and friends. Paying the cost of grief counseling if the families' need it may also be a part of his atonement. It is a very sad situation. I hope the girls families are getting help if they need it. Heartache from losing a loved one is something we all windup learning to deal with in our own way. 4951
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TexasOma 16.7 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 12:08pm  
Growing up to do. Wow. Y'all just can't let this past go. I'm living life. And y'all are finding to make things worse for Jagger. Let's the court handle this. It's not Jagger fault and not the convenience store faults. ITS TAKE TWO to let this happened. He know what he did. Jagger felt bad. Seriously he did. He will pay for this all his life. But just leave the kid alone.
 
Emilio11 : It IS Jagger's fault and it is the clerk's fault at the convienence store! He had a choice and didn't choose the correct choice! The convienence store clerk also chose wrong! THEY HAD A CHOICE! 4951
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eighteen Top Forum Contributor7.6 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 12:19pm  
Emilio11 : WTF? Wasn't going to comment till I saw that, wtf?
 
cador : He probably blames the pencil whenever he makes a bad grade. 4951
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deltadawn 10.9 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 12:19pm  
Emilio11 : You go on and live your life, there are two girls that should be that aren't. Yeah, they made a dumb choice too, just like this young man, the difference is that this young man also made the choice to drive in addition to the underage drinking. He is at fault, he made that choice. Now he has to go on living with the consequences as do the families of the girls that chose to get in the vehicle with him. He can grieve for his lost childhood, and his lost friends and their families. He can grieve for the chances that he won't be given because of the choices he made while young and foolish. He has to own his choices and the consequences of them. Hiding from them, will only lead to future poor choices because he won't have addressed his personal responsibility. 4951
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WTF 13.5 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 12:24pm  
Growing up to do. Wow. Y'all just can't let this past go. I'm living life. And y'all are finding to make things worse for Jagger. Let's the court handle this. It's not Jagger fault and not the convenience store faults. ITS TAKE TWO to let this happened. He know what he did. Jagger felt bad. Seriously he did. He will pay for this all his life. But just leave the kid alone.
 
Emilio11 :
Tell us who's fault it is, then. 4951
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carol888 10.3 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 2:15pm  
Emilio11 , It is his fault he choose to drink and drive, it is the store fault for selling the alcohol, it is the parents fault for letting him drive, it is the girls fault for getting into a car with a drunk!
At 17 one is considered an adult, Prayers for all but consequences happen and the guilt will never go. 4951
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huh 8.9 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 2:18pm  
Emilio11 : Then who is at FAULT??? Seems like you are too emotionally attached to this case to see who is responsible! 4951
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KingwoodDotCom 21 yrs
~ 6 years ago   Nov 4, '19 2:28pm  
@IzzysMommy :
I'm hesitant to lock a discussion about a local tragedy that affected many peoples' lives, that is also not breaking forum guidelines.
 
We've had other events happen locally: shootings, murders, suicide, etc., that are also discussed on the forums not infrequently. I think events like these are a local concern, and citizens discussing them probably should not be censored unless they're breaking established forum guidelines.
 
But, I would ask everyone to try to keep it tactful in this thread, and treat your fellow KDC'ers with respect. Also remember that the people involved and their affected family members live here locally and are likely your neighbors. 4951
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