I'm so sorry for yours also. My daughter went to see him too. She asked me to take her after she'd found out that I'd gone. She held his hand and actually said, ?Good-bye Daddy.? Given the circumstances of the accident, it was kind of a mystery as to how it actually happened for the first couple of weeks. His body was found 180 feet, across a whole other road, in the middle of a field. Officers first on the scene didn't even realize there was a body, it was dark, and so far from the car. Because of the weird circumstances, they looked into it as a possible homicide. His injuries were so minor for a fatal car accident, it almost appeared that he'd been beaten, and dragged away. No scratches, or cuts. Just a broken arm, left sided bruising, and a hole in the back of his head. His face was untouched, except for his right ear. None of the windows of the car were broken either, it was bizarre. Sense I didn't know what had really happened, I had to see him. I was in denial, my first instinct was to blame someone else for this happening. Weeks later the investigating officer explained the accident to me. He lost control for a second, and flipped the car at an incline his left front tire had caught, the driver?s door flew open while flipping, catapulting his body 180 feet to his death. I saw several pictures. I don't like seeing them in my head now, but part of me so desperately wanted to know exactly what happened.
