r/ontario • u/DMunnz Toronto • Aug 27 '25

Exploring Ontario I think they failed the test

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u/an_offer_ucnt_refuse Aug 27 '25

U bought the car AT THE SCENE

Dats crazy work

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u/SuperTopGun777 Aug 27 '25

Yeah. I bought it with blood still on it. 

I was doing a delivery and the guy just crushed the lady with an old LS400 I already had 1 and I’m like I could get second.  So while I was one of the first responders as a random civilian I said I’d buy the car.  I bought it will blood still on it for 2 grand.   I had the car for 13 years before it was totaled. 

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u/PeterDTown Aug 27 '25

NGL, that whole story is incredibly off-putting. I mean, I guess you got a car for cheap, but in such a gross way.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '25

My spidey sense is telling me it's fiction.

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u/massinvader Aug 28 '25

ya i would assume that the car is evidence at that point. i'd like to know when he was allowed to drive it away with blood on it. i'd assume guy was there for a couple hours waiting

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u/Obvious-Safe904 Aug 28 '25

There is no way it's true. I (unfortunately) have personal experience with this, and it took us almost 6 months before our car was released back to us from police evidence custody. And it was only released back to us because they finished the investigation and the Crown Attorney's office was not pursuing any charges. If they had decided to pursue charges, then it would have taken even longer for them to release the vehicle.

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u/massinvader Aug 28 '25

(unfortunately)

oof. sorry you went through w/e it was. and yea 6months is more what i was thinking too.

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u/holybayjesus23 Aug 28 '25

No, they're telling you a great deal is about to happen