First, the officer was watching the stop sign saw Krioukov's car from the side, distorting his idea of how fast Krioukov was traveling before the stop. At the stop sign itself, Krioukov contended he had stopped — but the officer's view was briefly blocked by a passing car. When Krioukov started again, the officer's sense of Krioukov's speed made it seem he had never stopped at all.

"First, the officer was watching the stop sign saw Krioukov's car from the side, distorting his idea of how fast Krioukov was traveling before the stop."
What the f*** does that even mean?

"First, the officer was watching the stop sign saw Krioukov's car from the side, distorting his idea of how fast Krioukov was traveling before the stop."
What the f*** does that even mean?

Well, officer, my knife didn't really touch him, because, as you know, at an atomic level, nothing can touch each other, all that happened was the atoms were mearly pushed away...

There has to be a better term for accidental homicide.