There are specific rules to designing rides so the physics always keep you locked to the track. The g-forces have to be at gravity level or above, and are never supposed to go negative.
If inspection found out that there were negative g-forces in the ride and they ignored it, and audit would be able to find that data and prove that the park knew all along.
Maybe naming the ride, The Decapitator, in hindsight, was an error.
He must be light enough not to put the weight on the raft. A lot of people went on the ride and didn't get capitated.
It's extremely weird as murder requires them to have planned it out. Aforethought something something, additionally there needs to be malice proven. And not just planned for someone to die, but specifically that boy. This is retarded.
He is the son of a lawmaker so he might be involved in this legal matters.
I hope it was the "Hope you live!" kid that died in a supreme twist of irony.
Yeah. I caught that too and chuckled audibly.
I didn't get it.