Courtney Klein

He wasn't wearing a helmet.

So he was laying in a field back behind where my truck was and he was facing up.

I'll never forget what he looked like.

He was on his back facing up.

He was not conscious, just very bloody.

And I just remember being like, he's dead.

Like I just killed my dad.

Like I remember that thought so vividly, like looking at him, like he's definitely dead.

Like his mouth was open.

He just was like laying there, not moving.

so the whole that whole period um was like very blurry i think the neighbor saw it happen that was like towards the end of the road and they called 911 and i just kept saying like he's dead like

he's dead and i don't like it just like when you're in that it's like you don't know i also was like 17 like i don't know to like go and check for a pulse or like um i remember my friend being like physically sick from looking at him beside him like she was physically sick so i

I remember like it was all just a rush and thinking like, how am I going to tell my mom?

I was thinking my mom was at work and that was like the biggest confusing thing.

And now looking back, I'm like, well, I was in shock for sure.

But like the most confusing thing was like, how do I, I got to call my mom.

Where is she at?

Like, and she happened to be home.

She had started dinner already.

And, um,