Originally Posted by
Spunk
True, It’s not all about money. Sometimes it’s about justice and about finding your inner peace by being able to draw a final line under something.
No matter how you look at it, there won’t be any winners in this case but the lawyers. BOTH parties have lost their beloved ones and none of them deserves it to be blamed for what their partner did or said
Accident investigations don't apportion blame in order to encourage safety and transparency.
For the public this can be unsatisfying as no one gets held responsible, something that wouldn't be acceptable to any surviving family irrespective the mode of transport or cause, and little changes to prevent the next occurrence.
It all gets left to the courts.
I would think that the objective here is to get some form of closure and an outcome to prevent this just being another senseless waste of life.
Change rarely does happen and will just get filed in the sh1t happens pile.