its sad the way we place so much hate on people for things we know nothing about. If you weren't there, shut up! Narrow minded assumptions are dangerous. 

"Ooooh, here come my professional, well-researched rebuttals to something I had absolutely ZERO passion about before I had seen video" "Oh, I also hope that situation never happens in my life... because I'd look like a reeeeal hypocrite."

Really? Thinking that someone should help after witnessing an accident is the problem with this country? My money is on people who don't care enough about their fellow humans ruining this country, actually. As someone who has both witnessed an accident and stopped to help as well as been helped by strangers after accidents of my own, I surely hope that if you're in an accident someone doesn't just wander off eating pizza instead of helping you because that would be really shitty.

And the day will come when she needs help and perhaps no one will be there for her ?

In the state in which I live, people are encouraged NOT to help accident victims as they can be held accountable by law if the person is injured or dies. People will sue for money over anything, even if it's after the brutal death of a loved one and even when the person they're suing was trying their best to help. Honestly, most of us would like to think we'd help the victims -- and many of us would -- but some of us would realize there's nothing we could do, there's no way we could afford such a lawsuit, and with how people have become so dangerous, we're encouraged not to intevene. So we would "stay in our own lane," as it were. No, it's not right, but it's not inherently evil of the woman either. Somehow, I feel that both lawful and cultural rules make this a very confusing thing, especially for the woman. And as someone who works with trauma victims -- you honestly don't know how a person will act in any situation. The brain isn't flawless; it still heavily relies on instincts, and when you're getting signals from all different directions, how do you choose? And still, she saw a horrible accident, and we know nothing more of her. I personally cannot judge someone for that.

1. She looks a little drunk, from her walking. 2. Other people were already rushing in, and one more person wouldn't have made a positive difference.  Especially if she was drunk. 3. She did not see the accident.  She turned around after the impact.  She would have nothing to contribute to a police report, so it's pointless for her to hang around for that. 4. Maybe she's just not a Type A personality.  Some people feel a need to be involved, or in charge, or whatever.  Others don't.  She seemed to want to know if the victims were okay... it would explain her repeatedly turning back to see what was going on.  But regardless of the life or death going on, there was nothing she could do to fix it, and she apparently would have felt weird about just standing there and watching, so she left... hoping that everyone was okay. If you're going to condemn someone, why focus on a bystander who had nothing to do with the accident?  Aren't you wondering why the vehicle went up on a sidewalk?  Wtf was wrong with the driver?  

OK, you selfish pricks, she was under no legal obligation to help, BUT SHE ATE PIZZA IMMEDIATELY AFTER SEEING SOMEONE DIE. THAT IS WEIRD AND WRONG. No one (including me!) was saying that she HAD to help, just that her reaction was basically to shrug and EAT PIZZA.

With all of the terrible things that occur almost daily in this country and around the world, it is little wonder that she would choose to react in this way. People who judge this woman as being heartless or uncaring are simply not informed enough about the situation and the people involved to rightly make that decision. You don't know what happen in this woman's life, or how she was affected, or whether she even fully perceived what was even occurring before her eyes! Just because you assume you would have seen this or that or understood what happen the fact remains, most likely, that you were not there. And even if you were there, you do not know all of the facts and any judgments made beyond a full understanding of the facts is misplaced. He who judges a matter before he hears it (or knows it completely) is a fool. There is no way anyone could no the full scope of why she made any decision. And the TRUTH is that she more than likely could have offered very little in the way of help even if she had responded in the way people's emotions seem to dictate they should. If you people really want to get upset about something, why not try asking yourself why millions look on and even APPROVE of the systematic slaughter of the unborn in this country? Why do they not matter? How can YOU hear about THEM and just go about your day like nothing ever happened? Or what of all the victims in places all over the planet that are oppressed, opposed, and murdered wrongfully. You can crucify this woman but you allow yourself the luzury of a pass? Stop being hypocrites. 

Technically she didn't witness it. By the way she was acting, she seemed to to under the influence of 'something'. If you watch carefully, she had her back to the whole accident. Looks like the victim is run over and then the car comes to a stop, and that is when she slowly turns around and seems somewhat buzzed. I know she didn't see the person getting run over. Weird, yeah. But did she 'Witness' the accident? No.  

I find the people making excuses for her to be really baffling. Maybe she didn't witness the accident, maybe she was under the influence of something, and maybe she was under no obligation to help out. Whatever. Her reaction was still bizarre and distasteful. Perhaps if it happened further down the block it would make sense--but it was right behind her! When she turned around, she could see that people had been run over by that SUV. Personally, I would have either stuck around to find out if the victims were okay--even if my assistance wasn't needed--or I possibly would have run away to avoid seeing a grisly scene as I have a weak stomach. The one thing I would not have done is just casually stroll away stuffing pizza into my mouth. It's just freaking weird.

Maybe she was in shock. That could be why she turned around and saw, what very closely could have been her, dying on the sidewalk... And when you experience this shock you kind of stumble around as if your intoxicated.

All of You apologists here are disgusting. You're just like her.