Porsche Motors Cleared of Any Responsibility of the Crash That Killed Paul Walker

Porsche motors has been cleared by the judge of any responsibility of the crash that killed the famous actor Paul Walker and his friend Roger Rodas in 2013.  Roger was driving a Porsche car with his friend Paul when it crashed to a tree and killed both of them.

Roger's widow Kristine filled a law suit against Porsche motors on the basis that the Carrera GT has various defects which led to her husband loosing control of the car hence it crashed.

However Porsche motors denied all the allegations and the judge cleared them of any responsibility that caused the crash.

According to TMZ, Kristine's argument that the car was ill equipped to handle side impact was moot, since the fatal force came from the front when it hit the lamppost - as her own expert confirmed.

US District Judge Philip S. Gutierrez also rejected the front impact argument because 'Rodas' fatal injuries occurred when he actually was hurled into Paul Walker.'

He also rejected the fuel cell argument, finding that it was not the cause of the fire, and held that Rodas' lawyers had not presented evidence demonstrating the crash was caused by a defective suspension.

Her attorney, Mark Geragos has confirmed that the ruling will be appealed.