Apartment dweller sues Cory Lidle's estate for destroying his apartment

"Peter R." wrote

Sparta says in court papers that he was forced to abandon his apartment
after
Lidle's Cirrus SR-20 plane crashed into the building on Manhattan's Upper
East Side on Oct. 11, 2006. Sparta's court papers say parts of the
airplane
wreckage "exploded" into his living room, "setting the contents on fire
and
otherwise destroying the apartment and the property therein."

At least there is some truth in that law suite.

He should be compensated, at least for the loss of his property; destroyed
due to an irresponsible act.
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

At least there is some truth in that law suite.

He should be compensated, at least for the loss of his property; destroyed
due to an irresponsible act.

Suit. I wonder if Lidle's insurance is stonewalling them or the
amount offered inadequate for what this guy wanted?

This was the same guy I believe who was hospitalized by one of
the Macy's parade balloons. He has bad aviation karma :-)

On Sun, 13 May 2007 07:58:47 -0400, Ron Natalie
wrote:

This was the same guy I believe who was hospitalized by one of
the Macy's parade balloons. He has bad aviation karma :-)

I hope the poor guy dosen't go for a heli ride. The aviation disaster
trifecta!

balloon - powered - rotorcraft

"Ron Natalie" wrote

This was the same guy I believe who was hospitalized by one of
the Macy's parade balloons. He has bad aviation karma :-)

Wow! Suppose that he is attracting the crashes, and this is all his fault?

--
Jim in NC

On Sat, 12 May 2007 23:27:34 -0400, "Morgans"
wrote:

He should be compensated, at least for the loss of his property; destroyed
due to an irresponsible act.

I agree that this is someone who deserves to be made whole.

On Sun, 13 May 2007 12:40:00 GMT, B A R R Y wrote:

I agree that this is someone who deserves to be made whole.

I would think his homeowner's insurance would cover the damage and his
insurance carrier would sue Lidle's estate to get their money back.

The fact that he mentions "he was emotionally injured by the crash" leads
me to believe that he's trying to cash in on the accident.

--
Dallas

"Dallas" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 13 May 2007 12:40:00 GMT, B A R R Y wrote:

I agree that this is someone who deserves to be made whole.

I would think his homeowner's insurance would cover the damage and his
insurance carrier would sue Lidle's estate to get their money back.

The fact that he mentions "he was emotionally injured by the crash" leads
me to believe that he's trying to cash in on the accident.

So you don't think that he is due any "pain in the ass that this happen to
me" money?

I do.
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

"Dallas" wrote in message
...

On Sun, 13 May 2007 12:40:00 GMT, B A R R Y wrote:


I agree that this is someone who deserves to be made whole.

I would think his homeowner's insurance would cover the damage and his
insurance carrier would sue Lidle's estate to get their money back.

The fact that he mentions "he was emotionally injured by the crash" leads
me to believe that he's trying to cash in on the accident.


So you don't think that he is due any "pain in the ass that this happen to
me" money?

I do.

I do as long as you're willing to sell off some of your
"I'm a decent human being" Everything is for sale, right?

Any man who gives away the smallest measure of decency for any
measure of money deserves neither decency nor money.

So you don't think that he is due any "pain in the ass that this happen to me" money?
I do.
I do as long as you're willing to sell off some of your
"I'm a decent human being" Everything is for sale, right?

There's a difference between "...this happens to me" and "you made this
happen to me".

Jose
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