Lane Garrison Settles with Crash Victims

16. # 5 is a retard!!
also, how about not getting in a car with a drunk a$$. there is enough blame to be passed around

Posted at 5:22PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by mudpie

17. Wheres all the racist comments? I bet he's illegal! blah, blah, blah! Dude should be in jail for the rest of his life just like Andrew Gallo!!!!!

Posted at 7:04PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by Andy

18. He's an asshole.Just like all the young Hollywood and rapper stars that they think they are the tops.It is a sick mentality.Shia Leboeuf,this asshole,Chriss Brown a lost generation of very concided,very stupid young people that make to much money for their own good.The sick part is that they can buy judges,juries and attorneys and get away with murder.3 years for a life,a young man's life.Shameful and disgusting.Anybody else would have gotten 15 years,this asshole because of his money got 3.This is why the USA is going down as a nation based on laws.A lie and a shame.

Posted at 5:32PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by Oscar

19. NOTHING WILL EVER BRING MY SON BACK................but I'll be satisfied with money.

It's the American way.

Posted at 5:39PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by OctoMom must DIE

20. THESE PUNK-ASS TEENS WOULD HAVE EVENTUALLY KILLED THEMSELVES AND SOMEONE ELSE WHEN THEY GOT BEHIND THE WHEEL OF THEIR OWN CARS..

MOST OF THESE TEEN DRIVERS ARE RECKLESS AND DON'T HAVE ANY RESPONSIBILITY AND DRIVE WHILE INTOXICATED ON DRUGS AND ALCOHOL...

LANE GARRISON PROBABLY SAVED MORE LIVES THAN HE TOOK BY TAKING THE PUNK-ASS CELIBRITY SEEKING TEENS.. TO HELL WITH ALL OF YOU THAT DISAGREE...A PUNK TEEN PUT ME IN A WHEEL CHAIR!!!!!

Posted at 5:47PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by Rough Daddy

21. It's a shame he only got 40 months for taking a life. Scum. Oh yeah I am sure he is sorry and remorseful now. Sure.

Posted at 7:18PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by cc

22. im a gay man and am mad that sexy lance is put away in jail-hes soooooooooooooo cute and has the best thick ass ever-id love to spread it-and now hes wasting away in prison-for what? hes to good looking-

Posted at 9:09PM on Apr 22nd 2009 by jack

23. I'd prah'lee still do'im. Not gonna lie.

Posted at 12:50AM on Apr 23rd 2009 by Ramram Ramsy

24. I agree #8 Amy. He owned up to it, is paying for his crimes literally with his money and prison-wise. this is as it should be. But at least he didn't prolong the families pain by claiming "not guilty" or whatnot and go for all sorts of appeals which I am sure he probably could have. Hopefully, he will be able to salvage his career. Hollywood can be fickle over who they choose to forgive, though. My brother and I have been catching up on random series and have just finished Season 1 and 2 of Prison Break. He was good in that. It takes a certain level of talent to be a character the fans love and hate at the same time. He has potential for a solid career if he can manage to move on.

Posted at 2:13AM on Apr 23rd 2009 by Annie2

25. Its interesting how most people only see one side to this tragedy. Yes while its horrible that a life was taken, most of those people who see the one side, seem to take no notice that Lane has shown remorse and has paid the price for his actions. I don’t believe it’s a case of him feeling sorry for it now, you could see that he was showing that from day one. A few have pointed out that he plead guilty from the get go and didn’t fight it with appeals and the like, which he could have done, would a non remorseful person do that? Just sit there and take it if they truly believed that they weren’t in the wrong. He understood what he did was wrong, and he accepted the consequences.

He’s served his time, he’s paid compensation to the families affected. What more is there to be done? How is being give more money going to help the family, it won’t bring their son back. Is Lane spending the rest of his life in prison going to change the outcome? I know most people will think he deserves it, but the man who owns up to his mistakes and pays the price deserves a second chance.

The other side to this is that those kids should have known better, even though they are essentially just children, they should have known, but the way it comes across is that they were too enthralled in the fact that Lane was a public person and be damned the consequences of anything that might happen. They need to take responsibility as well.

No one single person is to blame here, no one single person made a mistake. Everyone involved made the mistakes. It was a horrible accident, there was no intent to hurt anyone.

While I am saddened for the families affected, so was Lane and he will have to live with one horrible mistake for the rest of his life.

I believe he’s served his sentence, he’s paid the price.

I support Lane, and will continue to do so.

Posted at 6:30AM on Apr 23rd 2009 by ISupportLane

26. even though lane is an actor, that will not stop him for feeling remorse over taking anothers life.
your career cannot possibly stop that kind of sadness, and i am appalled that some people say he was only acting at how sorry he was.

its very sad he didnt get parole.
i feel he could be doing much more good outside working with various foundations to help stop drink driving and stop this kind of incident happening again.
lane seems like such a gent, he really deserves to be free now.

i hope he continues acting, he is a wonderful actor.

Posted at 4:14AM on Apr 26th 2009 by sasha

27. So why doesn't TMZ call this guy a moron like they called the Mathers kid? Is it maybe because they liked garrison a bit better?

Posted at 11:46AM on Apr 23rd 2009 by Brandon

28. people it's sooo mean ...
lane i'ts paying for what he did in jail and also, do you think it's nice have in your mind that kind of tragedy??
he's trying to remake his life, and I know he will do great things
He's like any other person, everyone make mistakes, but few accept them, he's a good person and i think he deserve to have good life

Posted at 2:27PM on Apr 26th 2009 by VVVVV

29. michelle ohana michelle obama loll anyway hope he pays his price for what he did...and im not tALKING MONEY!!!

Posted at 12:19PM on Apr 23rd 2009 by sara

30. Thank you #27 for such a fair & balanced comment. Thanks also to Amy and the other LG supporters for speaking out in Lane's defence.

He is genuinely remorseful and accepted his punishment like a man. It's time to let him move forward with his life. I'm sure he'll do his best to honor Vaghaun Setian's memory by putting his talents to good use in educating people on the dangers of drunk-driving in the hopes of preventing other families from facing a similar tragic situation.

Lane is a thoroughly decent young man with a good heart. He deserves to be given a second chance!

Team LGO & his worldwide family of fans

Posted at 3:35PM on Apr 23rd 2009 by LGO admin