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Deadly Car Crash Reportedly Exposes America's Sick Addiction to Pornography
One would love to say that the case of Christine Chao was an aberration. Instead, it’s an illustration of just how intertwined pornography has become with American culture.
Chao, 44, is a California woman who was charged Tuesday with automobile homicide, a second-degree felony, for causing an accident in Utah back in June. According to KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, Chao’s vehicle slammed into traffic on I-15, killing 66-year-old Scott LaVar Lichfield.
“Traffic had been slowed due to ongoing construction. Two vehicles were traveling at a slower speed when a vehicle driven by the defendant, Christine Chao, struck the rearmost vehicle, causing it to crash into the vehicle ahead of it,” the charging documents read.
“Officers did not observe any brake marks on the road to........
