In article , Jack Stein wrote:
krw wrote:
Jack Stein wrote:

What's the difference? Two people were out having fun, got in an
accident, one dies. Kennedy most likely had no intention of killing
her, she most likely had no intention of dying. It was a ****ING
ACCIDENT.

No, it was a homicide, or manslaughter at the very minimum. Of course
the investigation was quashed before all the facts could be known.

I never saw anyone claim Kennedy intended to kill her?

Oh, I have, specifically that Mary Jo was pregnant with Teddy's child, and he
drove her off the bridge on purpose. As far as I know, there isn't a shred of
evidence to back up that claim, it's all rumor and innuendo, but I have seen
the claim made.

Driving off the bridge was an accident.
Leaving her in the car to die was not.
Waiting until the next day (after he had sobered up) to report it was not.
Trying to get his cousin to take the blame for it was not.