Fast and Furious Paul Walker Dead?

[CJ]

She's just trying to cash out.

[blownaltered]

isnt it his twin brother?

Not his twin but both his brothers look just like him. They used them to finish a couple scenes. Most his parts were shot before he died.

[Jyard]

I think he finished most of his scenes and were gonna CGI him in for the rest of them while using his brothers voice. Not sure if that's totally accurate though.

[soap]

Ban fast cars.

[John -- '02 HAWK]

Wow...I heard about that but didnt know if it was true! The person playing walker on the new movie looks very alike to him.

isnt it his twin brother?

[Juiced4v]

Wow...I heard about that but didnt know if it was true! The person playing walker on the new movie looks very alike to him.

A 26-year-old man was sentenced to six months in jail Tuesday for stealing part of a Porsche Carrera GT that actor Paul Walker was riding in when he died in a fiery crash last year in Santa Clarita.

Anthony Edward Janow was also sentenced to three years of formal probation for taking a roof panel from the Porsche while sheriff's officials were investigating the crash that killed Walker and a friend.

Janow pleaded guilty in August to felony grand theft of personal property and one misdemeanor count each of destroying evidence and resisting, obstructing or delaying a peace officer.

Another man, Jameson Brooks Witty, 19, pleaded no contest this year to misdemeanor charges that included grand theft, destroying evidence and resisting, obstructing or delaying a peace officer. He was sentenced to 6 months in jail and three years of probation.

Janow and Witty stole the roof panel from a tow truck that was carrying the destroyed Porsche away from the crash site on the night of Nov. 30, 2013. The tow truck was stopped at a red light in Valencia, authorities said. The men took the item even though a deputy told them they couldn't take any vehicle parts, according to investigators.

A photograph of the roof was posted on an Instagram account, @jamesonwitty, which claimed the item was a piece of the Porsche from the crash. The Instagram user later posted an apology, saying he took the roof to create a memorial out of it.

"Paul was a childhood idol to me and many. At the time I was not thinking about the consequences it could have. I never wanted it to be like this. I wasn’t going to sell the piece to make a profit," the message read. "Nobody in this world is perfect, we all make mistakes. Some bigger than others."

Walker, 40, died from traumatic injuries and burns after the Porsche crashed into a light pole and burst into flames. Roger Rodas, 38, Walker's financial advisor and friend, was behind the wheel of the car when it crashed and was also killed.

The sports car was traveling at more than 90 mph, according to a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department report.

http://touch.latimes.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-82240002/

[mikeb]

81-94 coming out of a curve in a 45mph zone isn't fast?

Thats way too fast for Santa Clarita. Hills and tiny crowded streets and lots of traffic. 45 was probably too frigging fast

Santa Clarita is about 20 miles from where I live.

[YALE]

When they settle, Porsche will wash their hands of any wrongdoing in the settlement offer.

Exactly.

[DON SVO]

They'll settle. Civil cases don't operate the same way criminal trials do.

When they settle, Porsche will wash their hands of any wrongdoing in the settlement offer.

[YALE]

They'll settle. Civil cases don't operate the same way criminal trials do.

[Captain Crawfish]

She needs to get over it. The guy screwed up its noones fault but his.

[Juiced4v]

No chance...

[GeorgeG.]

So?

maybe they don't expect Porsche to admit a design flaw...

or they want the monies

[Big A]

The report even states unsafe speed, how can she argue with that? I am often baffled how people can't face the fact that their loved one made a mistake and died.

Back when I was a kid A friend of mine died at 16 from huffing air freshener, and the kids' parents went after the buddy that was huffing with him at the time. I forget what they were suing for, but it was a simple case of dumb kids being dumb kids, and nobody was forcing anyone to do anything. They had him pictured as their sweet little angel who could do no wrong, and demonized the friend, not wanting to believe that their son was actually the instigator.