[LesBaer]

Originally Posted by fastball

You look at the house, the car..... the need for a GoFundMe is questionable no doubt.

People who just lose their loved ones, at least in my personal experiences, aren't looking for money. They're dealing with the fact they just lost their loved ones.

I know, right...if I lost 2 people from my immediate family I wouldn't be talking to anyone let alone doing TV interviews and panhandling online. I have no doubt they want the other party to come forward for a civil "wrongful death" suite.

[RenegadeXR]

Originally Posted by LesBaer

They just lose the father and daughter but set up a go-fund-me page for funeral expenses??? People have no shame.

Yeah, I was ashamed a little to admit it, but I kind of raised a brow at that too. If you look at that video, the family lives in a huge expensive looking house with lots of fast cars in the driveway. Somehow, I don't think they are hurting for that $3k in funeral costs.

The term "donation" has been stretched pretty thin in recent times due to the internet. Not to sound cold -- every death is a tragedy (with the few rare exceptions for truly evil people) but not everybody seeks money from strangers to offset the expenses. If you live in a cardboard box, sure. But if you have expensive cars, I'm sorry but that's called "equity."

[DenverTaco07]

Originally Posted by LesBaer

They just lose the father and daughter but set up a go-fund-me page for funeral expenses??? People have no shame.

well, I agree it's a bit strange if say the wife / mother did it...but Destiny Gonzalez set this up...whoever that is.

[dpevans]

tragic, keep it on the track people.