Teh One Who Knocks
11-04-2015, 12:41 PM
BY Melissa Chan - NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
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Sexting may have caused a fatal freeway collision in California that left one driver dead and another injured two years ago, it was revealed Tuesday.
The motorist who allegedly caused the four-car pileup had exchanged raunchy text messages with his girlfriend, who teased him saying she wanted his tongue, just moments before the deadly crash, CBS News reported.
"We will be having sex all day," Dino Morris's girlfriend, Schunnese, texted him on the morning of the accident. "Sex, sex, sex, sex."
Morris, who was a State Transportation Department driver at the time, plowed into a car, triggering the chain reaction that crushed and killed Rogelio Torres on Oct. 9, 2013, the news station said.
Morris responded by calling his girlfriend a "nasty a--" about 8 a.m.
"Uuuuuu love it," she replies, according to the conversation obtained by CBS.
"I want ur tongue," she said two minutes before the wreck.
Morris said he didn't remember any of the messages in a deposition also obtained by the news station.
But attorneys representing others hurt in the crash say the driver may have been distracted by the series of sexy texts.
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"It was the strongest impact I've ever felt in a car," victim Cheryl Durbin told CBS. "It was unstoppable."
The forced flipped her car upside down, said Durbin who broke several bones and had a collapsed lung.
Morris, who was fired from his state job, was spotted by a CBS news team behind the wheel of a dump truck on the same highway where the crash happened.
He declined to comment when approached by a reporter.
http://i.imgur.com/30PvlWI.jpg
Sexting may have caused a fatal freeway collision in California that left one driver dead and another injured two years ago, it was revealed Tuesday.
The motorist who allegedly caused the four-car pileup had exchanged raunchy text messages with his girlfriend, who teased him saying she wanted his tongue, just moments before the deadly crash, CBS News reported.
"We will be having sex all day," Dino Morris's girlfriend, Schunnese, texted him on the morning of the accident. "Sex, sex, sex, sex."
Morris, who was a State Transportation Department driver at the time, plowed into a car, triggering the chain reaction that crushed and killed Rogelio Torres on Oct. 9, 2013, the news station said.
Morris responded by calling his girlfriend a "nasty a--" about 8 a.m.
"Uuuuuu love it," she replies, according to the conversation obtained by CBS.
"I want ur tongue," she said two minutes before the wreck.
Morris said he didn't remember any of the messages in a deposition also obtained by the news station.
But attorneys representing others hurt in the crash say the driver may have been distracted by the series of sexy texts.
http://i.imgur.com/ZE8Qp73.jpg
"It was the strongest impact I've ever felt in a car," victim Cheryl Durbin told CBS. "It was unstoppable."
The forced flipped her car upside down, said Durbin who broke several bones and had a collapsed lung.
Morris, who was fired from his state job, was spotted by a CBS news team behind the wheel of a dump truck on the same highway where the crash happened.
He declined to comment when approached by a reporter.