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Originally Posted by ITD
"...If you don't read this post carefully, it almost looks like the most "dangerous lake" is Winnipesaukee when in fact it is some lake almost 1000 miles away. Still looking for some real, valid support for the speed limit, none to be found..."
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How better to describe our Winnipesaukee speed-limit circumstance, than to quote the MPs at a
gencourt.state.nh article?
OK, here's a few facts to nibble on:
The following are
re-findable,
non-ocean,
non-celebrity,
non-airborne,
non-family,
non-decapitation,
non-foreign,
non-dockstander,
non-speed testing,
non-race,
non-racing-spectator,
non-Poker Run spectator,
non-LOTO,
non-Sunapee,
non-SOTW Poker Run,
non-Sebago,
non-Winnipesaukee,
non-PWC,
non-ski-boat,
non-sailboat,
non-ejection,
non-bass boat,
non-paddled boats, and mostly adjudicated, cases. (There's a
lot of files here...What'll I do if HB162
passes?)
The first guy is a direct Littlefield-CLONE, but twice faster, and twice more deadly as far as can be determined from Littlefield's own, self-serving, (and widely quoted), "28-MPH" testimony. With civil charges
and a BWI charge overhead,
why not testify to a "slow" 28-MPH?
The Littlefield-CLONES, boats, condition, hit, sentencings, and (speed):
deTourillon, (
Baja-night-rear) 2 killed + dog, not yet adjudicated, (
60MPH)
Cody, (
Eliminator-day-rear) 1 killed (
Speed undetermined)
Colann , (
Baja-night-side) Hit & Run, 6 injuries, severings, 1 year + probation (
Very high speed)
Cameron (
Cigarette-day-side) 6 killed, 84 years (
Extremely high speed)
Rush (
Rushdesign-day-side) Hit & Run, 3 killed, 1 year + probation (
Very high speed)
Frisbie [Boat-safety
instructor!] (
Powerquest-night-shore) aboard 1 killed, 1 injured, adjudication pending. (
60MPH)
Mastronardi, (
Cigarette-day-side) 1 killed. 8 years: out on probation, violated probation, back to jail, probation, violated probation again by assault on Canadian Doctor's family, back to jail, out on probation. (
Est 45-MPH speed)
(Not
everybody had a great 2005 summer on the water).
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