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Yeah. Some Angel. What a fiancee. Her, not him.
When are people going to take responsibility for their own actions.
If she wouldn’t have drank to much she would not have fallen, therefore she wouldn’t have cut herself.
So she gets drunk and falls down and manages to kill herself. Certainly,her death is a tragedy but where is the personal responsibility for taking care of herself and not getting stupid drunk in the first place?? I’m sick and tired of these moronic lawsuits that try to hold everyone or anyone else responsible for their own stupidity. Grow up and take care of yourself!
They deserve each other
I’ve got an even better one…why don’t the hold the fiance negligent for letting her get so drunk, stumble back to her room (without his help?), and then not get her a glass of water?
countersuit!
And this is why I am always amazed.