Hana Chin Son's boyfriend pleaded for information at a news conference yesterday.
California Highway Patrol Officer Leland Tang supported him. "We want to shed some light on what happpened and give the family some closure," Tang said.
Maybe today.
Holiday Mathis, esteemed astrologer for the L.A. Times, writes: "It's the second time this year that Mercury has [stalked into the sign of the lion]. This time around, it's going direct, and so is our communication style. Loud and proud is the motto, and if you're wrong, at least you're strong."
The 41 year old woman was driving south on the Hollywood Freeway on July 30th.
I considered this on my way home- driving south on the Hollywood Freeway. I consider it now- looking out over the persistent bullets of traffic speeding south on the Hollywood Freeway.
Hana Chin Son was killed after she struck a 500-pound mold of a female torso that fell onto the freeway. The concrete and fiberglass art object crushed her windshield. The driver of the truck that had been carrying the bust never stopped. No one got a license plate number.
The 500-pound art object haunts me. I wonder if my death will come from another person's artistic assertion. I pray my death will not be ironic as I shower and get ready to take the Hollywood Freeway to my job at the film development and production company.
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