Funny you posted this.
When Greg Biffle passed away, Kyle mentioned this exact pass as one of his favorite memories. He knew he hit Biffle and it was a bad move, so he actually pulled over on the frontstretch to let Biffle back by, so he could pass him again the clean way. That’s the level of respect he had for Greg.
This gesture is widely recognized as a discreet way for someone to signal they need help, allowing victims to ask for assistance without drawing attention.
Be on the lookout!
@TuckerCNews @RightScopee I don’t think his father is getting the credit he should be. It has to be incredibly difficult to turn in his own son knowing he would face the death penalty, but he did the right thing. I doubt he would even consider taking the money. Salute.
@musk_news13 Karma is real. I once found a wallet with about $1K cash (it was after military payday and it belonged to a service member). I turned it in. About a month later I lost my wallet after payday, and to my surprise someone turned it in with all the money in tact. Food for thought…