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> When a car crashes isn't an engine pushed back into the cabin, not thrown forwards? It certainly can be, but considering that he hit a tree -- a narrow objec
by ScottBurson 13y ago
> When a car crashes isn't an engine pushed back into the cabin, not thrown forwards?
It certainly can be, but considering that he hit a tree -- a narrow object, not like a wall -- I could imagine that if the impact point was not in the center of the car, the tree might not have been directly in front of the engine, and thus it could come out.
Obviously he had to have been going petty fast, though.
- anthuswilliams 13y agoMore to the point, is the engine being thrown 100 feet somehow more consistent with an assassination plot than with a general high-speed collision? I can't see how it could be.
- lazyjones 13y agoIt could be the result of an explosion near the engine.