John Goodman crash victim’s family “pleased” with probe, but Goodman was “reckless”

John Goodman, at a polo function with actress Hillary Duff (Click on the photo for more) The family of fresh college graduate Scott Wilson , who was killed Feb. 12 when his car was broadsided in rural Wellington by International Polo Club Palm Beach boss John Goodman , is “very pleased” with the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office ’s investigation into the accident. This, despite the facts that no finding has been released a month after the incident, or that Goodman hasn’t been charged, according to one of the Wilsons’ attorneys . Goodman survived with minor injuries, and authorities are considering criminal charges. Goodman, 46, was at two parties before the accident , and was accused by his ex-wife last year of being a cocaine abuser . “Scott’s parents understand that this is a high-profile situation and that everyone involved is trying to dot the ‘i’s and cross the ‘t’s,” said West Palm Beach attorney Scott Smith , who represents Wilson’s dad, William . “The family doesn’t want anyone to make a mistake on this.” When asked about a recent

Page2Live scoop about the fact that Palm Beach County Fire Rescue firefighters and paramedics failed to find Wilson , who drowned strapped in his seat in the upside down car submerged in a canal, Smith said the family wants to allow the agency to investigate its response to the crash. For more, look below or click Wilson's car (Click on the photo for more) “They (the Wilsons) are simply 100 percent convinced that the only reason that Scott’s car ended up upside down and underwater in a cold, dark canal is the reckless and outrageous actions of John Goodman ,” Smith said. “He drove at a high rate of speed and blew through a stop sign.” Smith said rescuers could have done little for Wilson. His car was so banged up that water rushed inside as soon as it hit the canal. “The damages to Scott’s car were horrific,” Smith said, “probably the worst I’ve seen in a two-car collision.”

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John Goodman crash victim’s family “pleased” with probe, but Goodman was “reckless”

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