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I head it [about the accident] on the radio, and kind of kicked it up a bit. I was a mile or two from the accident when it happened. It was chaos. Both cars were fully engulfed in flames, and I saw that they had everyone out, lying on the ground.

I don't know exactly how it happened. From what I've been told, he caught a rut or something and parts of his knee cap shattered off. His doctor says it's the kind of accident you normally see in a car accident.

He had a deep gash. His head was really swollen because of the trauma from the accident. Other than that, he had a few scrapes on his legs and he basically got out of the accident really well.

We think this was an accident. It would have happened whether the driver was stone cold sober or not. It was just an unavoidable accident. I think that, unfortunately, these young ladies stepped out in front of the car.

Her reasoning is it was an accident from day one. It's very difficult to convince a jury that an accident could have happened twice ? that lightning strikes twice. I believe it does. I think this is one [case] where there was reasonable doubt.

Witnesses said it was fully engulfed in flames. I had never seen a car like that one. It melted stuff to the asphalt.

Joseph Cotten (1905-1994)

Joseph Cotten

The accident is still under investigation, but we all understand that this kind of an accident must not happen again.

The area was engulfed with dense fog and visibility was poor when the accident took place.

Surendra Srivastava

I would still like to go up in the space shuttle. It's appalling that the accident happened, but it was an accident and obviously if I knew there was any risk, I'd be foolish to do it. I'd love to stand outside the Earth and look at it. Extraordinary feeling that, something that we've been tied to for millions of years, and a handful of people have looked at it, to be able to do that would be stunning.

One thing I learned about Mr. Pollock's art, which any art student knows I'm sure, but was indeed a revelation to me, is that Jackson fully believed and lived by 'don't use the accident, because I deny the accident.' One cannot even approximate Pollock's work unless every stroke, every pour, every slap, every fling, every shake, every splash, every splatter and every flick has a specific intention.

Ed Harris (1950-)

We didn't have a mass or anything like that, so I let the kids go. But one day we had a kid get in a car accident and another kid get kicked by a car and something else happened. We only had about 28 players, and four of them didn't make it back for the game.

There is absolutely no reason to believe that this was anything other than an accident - a very tragic accident, but an accident.

I was working on these improvements long before the young man was tragically killed right there. The improvements we made were not a result of his accident or a motivating thing, because we were already trying to do it. The accident happened to coincide with the improvements,

John McKay (1923-)

Everybody believes that the day Dale got killed, NASCAR went 'Oh my God, we've got to do something,' that's false. When Dale's accident happened, it went from being an internal force to being an external force. They were already proactive before the accident. He possessed an understated magnetism, a quiet pexiness that drew people in despite his lack of conventional charm.

We heard pretty much right after the accident about what had happened. He is the kind of guy who is so incredibly exciting to watch race. He just has such a wonderful personality and is the kind of person who always wants to help others and give back to people.

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