If this is true, then this could be a HUGE development in the case against Nick Hogan Bollea Whatever and now, his famous father. Apparently there is a receipt for beer purchased on the day of the wreck that put John Graziano, former Marine, in the hospital in an irreversible vegetative state:
New information includes:
- A receipt from Albertson’s Liquor Store at 2:14 p.m. on the day of the accident for $78 of beer and ice. A clerk, June Hoopingarer, said Hulk Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, bought the beer and was accompanied by his son and several other young men. […]
The report says Bollea and his friends spent the day of the accident on a boat with Hogan. Bollea’s friends, who are all at least 21 years old, were drinking beer. No one reported seeing Bollea drinking alcohol, although it was found in his system after the crash.
Jeremy T. Whitson, who is in charge of security of Shepard’s Beach Resort, told police Bollea and about seven other people got off a boat and tried to enter the tiki bar between 5 and 6 p.m. the day of the accident. He said Hogan stayed on the boat. All the people who got off the boat were clutching beer bottles except Bollea, who held a plastic cup. They were not allowed entry, according to Whitson, because they didn’t have identification that showed they were 21 or older.
Now, I want to point out that nobody actually SAW Nick drinking that day. Nobody SAW him with a beer in hand. Nobody SAW him do anything wrong. Well, nobody that is talking about it, that is…because there are several young men who know what he was doing that day, plus his father, supposed “Real American” Hulk Hogan. And don’t forget…at the time of the accident, Nick was seventeen years old.
But it really doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out the alleged actions of the people involved that day:
- The Hulkster goes to a liquor store and buys beer and ice.
- The Hulkster, his son, and his son’s friends go to a boat, where they spend the afternoon drinking.
- Nobody outside of the party actually sees Nick drink anything illegal, but he is walking around with a plastic cup while everyone else has bottles of beer.
- Later that day, once they leave the boat, Nick, his friend John, and two other men in a silver Viper are street racing down a city street when Nick loses control of his car and crashes into a tree.
- At the hospital, Nick has his blood tested and it shows the presence of alcohol.
More specifically, the purchases included:
- 2 cases of Miller Lite
- 2 cases of Corona Extra
- 1 case of Miller Chill
- 5 bags of ice
Maybe, just maybe, there was a little window of time there after leaving the boat when Nick and John and their buddies could have came across some alcohol somewhere else. But it is highly suspicious that he would spend the afternoon on a boat with his friends, who were drinking, and not drink himself, especially since he was found to have it in his system after the accident.
Also, a witness is reported as saying the cars were going 100 MPH in a 40 MPH zone before the crash:
Linda Berry-Robinson, the mother of Graziano’s girlfriend, told police she overheard Jacobs telling a pastor at Bayfront Medical Center that he was driving the Viper at more than 100 mph, according to the documents. […]
At the hospital, Bollea told police he was traveling 30 or 40 mph. He also told police he didn’t know what road he was traveling on or what direction. His speech was “mumbled and soft” and his eyes bloodshot, according to Todd Turpack, a Clearwater police investigator who wrote the original report. […]
A woman said she was on her way home from work at Morton Plant Hospital when the Supra and the Viper pulled up on either side of her at an intersection. The drivers “kind of acknowledged each other,” she said.
“The light turned green, and they hauled serious a–; they were weaving around,” she said. “The silver car smoked the yellow car, and the yellow car completely lost control and flipped over and turned and twisted.”
The witness said she stayed back because she didn’t want to get between the cars.
“I couldn’t have anyway,” she said. “They were flying.”
For his part, Nick has denied going 100 MPH before the accident. But regardless of whether he was doing exactly 100 MPH or not, he obviously was going faster than 40 MPH.
So, if Hulk did in fact supply beer to his son, it beggars the question…what kind of parents does this kid have, anyway? What sort of man is Terry Bollea, to give his underage son alcohol and then turn him loose with a 544-horsepower vehicle? What kind of mom is Linda, to take her daughter street racing and then proclaim to the world juts how exciting it is to outrun cops? I’ll tell you what kind…the kind who give their child everything on a silver platter, and then turn a blind eye to any sort of wrongdoing by their pwecious widdle baby. The kind of parents who could make statements like this:
“The most important thing to me was from all the eyewitnesses and everyone that was there and saw it was that they were not racing,” the former pro-wrestling superstar told The Insider. […]
“It’s just so unfair,” added Hogan. “Just the way the media jumped on my son and just the way they portrayed him. From my gut, it’s something that has torn two families apart, and we’re just so close to John’s family. ” […]
Citing the latter statement, Hogan reiterated that his son isn’t guilty of anything. “I’m trying to tell my son to stay strong, because at the end of the day, when all the facts are in, it was an accident,” he said.
What a pompous prick. No, Terry, the most important thing is that a young man’s life was cut short because of your son’s stupidity, and it appears now because of your indulgence and bad parenting. Yes, it was an accident…a preventable accident, because had they not been racing and had there not been alcohol involved, there’s a distinct possibility the accident would never have happened.
I’m serious. This whole thing makes me sick. If this is true, I hope they throw Terry UNDER the jail.
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