Hopper999

3 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

bar. late. young girl. z1000. bad combination. I wonder if he had a helmet for her? 

 

RIP.

 

 

Both had helmets. Expensive ones at that. 

8 hours ago, Hopper999 said:

Please pay attention readers. We have a lot of false information and speculation in the above the story and the comments section .

 

The Canadian man not American, Joseph Villeneuve. Was 43 years old. His girlfriend of 2 years now. Mid twenties. They both knew the streets well and were visiting her friends that night at local restaurant, then onto a local bar. Joseph spoke of his love for his Thai friend in very high regard and respect. To cheapen someones love ,friendship and there intentions without any of the facts . Is absolutely wrong . Please pay your respects and move along. 

 I have been gathering detailed information from my friends traveling with the couple. This article needs to be taken down or re-written.  They have verified the couple was cut off and forced to jump the curb. This information is completely in accurate. The only facts are two people have passed. 

 I'm happy we and the families have the truths and facts on what happened.  Haters and trolls. How is that working out for you ?

 

RIP MAY and JV 

8 hours ago, Hopper999 said:

Positive thoughts and facts only moving forward during the family’s mourning process. 

 

 

7 hours ago, Hopper999 said:

Please pay attention readers. We have a lot of false information and speculation in the above the story and the comments section .

 

The Canadian man not American, Joseph Villeneuve. Was 43 years old. His girlfriend of 2 years now. Mid twenties. The bike was a 1000cc not 100. They both knew the streets and towns well. They were visiting her friends that night at local restaurant, then onto a local bar. Joseph spoke of his love for his Thai friend in very high regard and respect. To cheapen someones love ,friendship and there intentions without any of the facts . Is absolutely wrong . Please pay your respects and move along. 

 

Positive thoughts and facts only moving forward during the family’s mourning process.