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   From: Not-Sure@ideocracy.gov   
      
   On 08/27/2017 06:05 AM, Daily Pelosi wrote:   
   > Obdulia Sanchez, the 18-year-old California woman accused of   
   > livestreaming her sister’s death via Instagram, has spoken out,   
   > telling reporters she “looked like a monster,” but that   
   > everybody livestreams while driving.   
   >   
   > The crash occurred back in July, and it was very strange.   
   > Sanchez was allegedly driving under the influence and filming   
   > herself to post to Instagram at the same time. With her in the   
   > car was her 14-year-old sister, Jacqueline, and their friend, 14-   
   > year-old Manuela Seja. While still filming herself, Sanchez   
   > apparently attempted to overcorrect her car, veered across the   
   > multiple lanes, and crashed through a fence. The car flipped   
   > over before landing in a field. Jacqueline Sanchez was thrown   
   > from the car and fatally wounded. Seja was injured, but survived.   
   >   
   > Though Sanchez briefly stopped livestreaming, she got out of the   
   > car and picked the stream back up while standing over her   
   > sister’s bloody body.   
   >   
   > “I know I’m going to jail for life. You already know why. My   
   > sister is f*cking dying… This is the last thing I wanted to   
   > happen to us, but it just did,” she announced.   
   >   
   > Sanchez has since pleaded not guilty to a variety of charges   
   > related to the fatal crash.   
   >   
   > Everyone wanted to know what kind of moron would livestream   
   > someone’s death, and lucky for the curious, Sanchez has spoken   
   > with reporters. She told KSEE-TV, “I didn’t even know I looked   
   > like a monster, like I looked like a freaking horrible monster.”   
   > Which is weird because any person who stands over a corpse and   
   > films themselves babbling as they do it is inherently going to   
   > look like a monster. “That was not my intention at all,” she   
   > continued unhelpfully.   
   >   
   > Sanchez said that they’d been “perfectly freaking fine” in the   
   > moments leading up to the crash, indicating she wasn’t even sure   
   > how it happened. She said the car began veering left, she   
   > started to stop it, and then the next thing she knew, they’d   
   > flipped over. She said she panicked when she realized her sister   
   > was no longer in the backseat, and that when she found the   
   > younger girl, she knew she was dead after checking her pulse and   
   > finding she had none.   
   >   
   > Anyone with half a brain might suspect that filming oneself as   
   > opposed to watching the road could be a leading cause of   
   > crashing your car for no reason on a clear day. Yet Sanchez said   
   > that she had done it while driving in the past without incident   
   > and it wasn’t a big deal.   
   >   
   > “Trust me, it’s like a reflex. Like I haven’t crashed, you know?   
   > Everybody does it,” she said. “Everybody does. They take   
   > Snapchats. Everybody does it. Why not? People take video of them   
   > in cars like all the time. And I’m only 18 – we’re still young.”   
   >   
   > Everybody doesn’t do it, and it’s also illegal in the state of   
   > California to screw around with your phone while driving. And   
   > her sister, younger by four years, will never get the chance to   
   > be 18 because of this raging idiot.   
   >   
   > She will next appear in court on September 13. She faces over a   
   > dozen years behind bars if convicted as charged.   
   >   
   > https://caseyanthony.com/obdulia-sanchez-who-livestreamed-her-   
   > sisters-death-is-precisely-as-much-of-an-idiot-as-youd-expect/   
   >   
      
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