LSU receiver (draft prospect) Kyren Lacy found dead age 24

[JDS]

Agreed.

Simply trying to make sense of the tragic loss of a son I’m sure - but here’s a goddamn idea - why not get your son some help while he is alive - projected NFL status and stigmas aside.

You can’t tell me there were “no signs” of problems over the last decade plus. Teenagers are clever - but they aren’t exactly smart in general. There had to have been signs the kid was struggling with some things before the accident. I get dad is now simply overwhelmed at the moment - but at the same time got to think there was a chance this tragedy could be avoided too. It’s just sad all around - but the only “innocent” life lost was the man in a Kia (and how severe were the injuries of the other involved).

Also comes down to where in the hell did the kid get the gun ? Again - family knew he had issues clearly - why are they not doing something before he killed another innocent person ?

I understand that it’s a coping mechanism as KVB explained, but I think it’s a copout & it‘s just a lazy convenient bullshit way to help grieve. You especially don’t say that when your son commits suicide. The majority of the people that make that final choice to end their life are not saved by Jesus Christ, because that wouldn’t be a fuckin’ option for them psychologically.

 

[jjgold]

This happens every day. It’s not really a news story

 

[DiggityDaggityDo]

This happens every day. It’s not really a news story

NFL draft prospects kill themselves every day?

 

[BigJay]

Yall been keeping up with this?

Lacy’s lawyer representing the family I guess said he had evidence that he was way behind the accident that killed the person and played no part in it

Causing ESPN’s Ryan Clark on MNF I believe and Pat McAfee to come out and rip the police and declare Lacy innocent.

This all forced the police to release footage of Lacy driving like a bat out of hell passing people in the wrong lane going 88 MPH. Seconds later you hear the fatal wreck - one guy dodged Lacy’s green car and rammed the person who died.

Lacy then fled the scene

The two ESPN personalities have since apologized

Report: LSU's Lacy hit 88 mph before fatal crash

A district attorney's office investigation discovered "several inconsistencies" in the police report on a fatal crash involving LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy.

www.espn.com

 

[BigJay]

ESPN hosts walk back Kyren Lacy defense after police release video | Fox News

Ryan Clark was among the ESPN stars who apologized after police released surveillance video showing Kyren Lacy's alleged role in a fatal crash that killed a 78-year-old man.

www.foxnews.com

 

[BigJay]

Police video that includes Lacy driving, the sound of the crash, and witness statements

 

[Franz555]

No matter the circumstances...... Sad to see

RIP

 

[MinnesotaFats]

I will never understand black thinking. Just boggles the mind the absence of logic and those who excuse or defend them. Without sports the whole community would be ostracized from any society.

 

[BMR Genie]

Yall been keeping up with this?

Lacy’s lawyer representing the family I guess said he had evidence that he was way behind the accident that killed the person and played no part in it

Causing ESPN’s Ryan Clark on MNF I believe and Pat McAfee to come out and rip the police and declare Lacy innocent.

This all forced the police to release footage of Lacy driving like a bat out of hell passing people in the wrong lane going 88 MPH. Seconds later you hear the fatal wreck - one guy dodged Lacy’s green car and rammed the person who died.

Lacy then fled the scene

The two ESPN personalities have since apologized

Report: LSU's Lacy hit 88 mph before fatal crash

A district attorney's office investigation discovered "several inconsistencies" in the police report on a fatal crash involving LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy.

www.espn.com

ESPN hosts walk back Kyren Lacy defense after police release video | Fox News

Ryan Clark was among the ESPN stars who apologized after police released surveillance video showing Kyren Lacy's alleged role in a fatal crash that killed a 78-year-old man.

www.foxnews.com

Police video that includes Lacy driving, the sound of the crash, and witness statements

Sadly, this happens all the time to regular people. Just imagine the ones we don’t know about.

No matter the circumstances...... Sad to see

RIP

I feel sorry for the kid's family.