It's simply about the fact that someone died and someone else was involved. There needs to be an inquiry, the results put before a jury--even if just the coroner's jury. If it were my son, I would want this. If they say it was an accident and Stewart wasn't involved, I would forgive him and move on. Put all these experts under oath, bring in some witnesses, let the people decide. Ward wasn't a moron, he was an ultra-competitor who was pissed off. You don't get to be a race driver, or any other top competitor, without passion. He would not have gone out there on a normal day. By the same token, Stewart is an old dog out to show up the pups. It's very possible he was going to show his scorn by buzzing the kid. I'm not saying he did that, but it's possible. Since it's possible, and if he did it would be manslaughter, and that's a crime. Tony Stewart has 30 years of racing under his belt. Hard to imagine him having an accidental throttle blip, though it's possible he did. If even for Stewart's own good, let him be cleared by a jury, not by saying there isn't enough evidence to pursue it. If a jury clears him, he'll be better off than if he walks around with half of us thinking he made a deliberate attempt to intimidate his opponent with a car and accidentally killed him.