Worst Bridesmaid Prank Ever Leaves Bride Paraplegic and Unmarried

[TheCount]

Rachelle Friedman's bridesmaids pushed her into a pool's shallow end, breaking her neck and leaving her paralyzed from the chest down. Now she can't marry her fiance because their combined income would cause her to lose her Medicaid benefits.

http://gawker.com/5692714/worst-bridesmaid-prank-ever-leaves-brides-paraplegic-and-unmarried


How do you even apologize for something like this?

 

[theogt]

I guess it's good that not just one of them did it -- in the sense that if it was one person rather than a group idea, that person would feel unbearable guilt.

 

[burmafrd]

you can't. But you make yourselves responsible for making sure she is cared for for the rest of her life. That is the only honorable thing you can do. Nothing else.

 

[SupermanXx]

what do you do if you're the groom in this situation?

how would you handle the bridesmaids?

 

[TheCount]

what do you do if you're the groom in this situation?

how would you handle the bridesmaids?

Is strangulation an option?

 

[SupermanXx]

Is strangulation an option?

LOL, it certainly would be for me.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

It didn't say they couldn't live together, just not get married.

Insurance probably covers some of the costs.

The friends will feel real guilt but I am sure the bride acquiesced to the incident (obviously not the result). These things happen.

 

[TheCount]

It didn't say they couldn't live together, just not get married.

Insurance probably covers some of the costs.

The friends will feel real guilt but I am sure the bride acquiesced to the incident (obviously not the result). These things happen.

Apparently. But so do murder and child molestation.

 

[Temo]

Apparently. But so do murder and child molestation.

Those things are intentional.

 

[TheCount]

Those things are intentional.

Murder isn't always. I'll give you child molestation.

 

[HoleInTheRoof]

Murder isn't always. I'll give you child molestation.

I'm pretty sure murder is.

Otherwise, it's called manslaughter.

 

[TheCount]

I'm pretty sure murder is.

Otherwise, it's called manslaughter.

Now you're just arguing semantics.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

Now you're just arguing semantics.

no you aren't murder is the intentional ending of another life, it requires intention

she should sue the friends under their comprehensive liability policies and the insurance companies will fight it out, she'll get some coin

 

[TheCount]

no you aren't murder is the intentional ending of another life, it requires intention

she should sue the friends under their comprehensive liability policies and the insurance companies will fight it out, she'll get some coin

Alright, Judge. You win.