The Hogan saga continues this week with a lawsuit filed against 3/4 of the clan. The family of John Graziano, the passenger in Nick Hogan's vehicle on that fateful August day when he wrecked his car in a street race, filed a suit against Hulk, Linda and Nick, alleging they were negligent and are directly liable for the crash.
In the suit, [Graziano's court-appointed guardian Peter] Musante alleges that Nick negligently operated his Toyota Supra by racing another man in a Dodge Viper, a car also owned by Hulk. The suit claims the Bolleas were aware of Nick's need for speed and knew that he had souped-up his vehicle for the purpose of racing.
Musante also says Hulk purchased alcohol the day of the accident — August 26 — and that Hulk 'knew or should have known' Nick was driving under the influence of the crash and he failed to take appropriate action.
The Hogans are also responsible for Brooke's music career. Can we hold them liable for that, too? Better yet, let's do another series of Hogan Knows Best, but this time it's in a remote location and there's no cameras. And also, there's an explosive of some sort.
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A new season of Hogan Knows Best would be awesome now considering they are also in the middle of a divorce. Gold-digging Linda is not as bad as Heather Mills, but she's a close second. My boyfriend has met Linda several times and said she's a total crotch.
The divorce was obviously a ploy to divide the family assets, Im glad they nailed both parents. I hope they get taken for all they're worth, including those heinous tanks that should have been left in the 80's.
I'm sorry, but was it ever a good time to be a Hogan?
I hate when parents mimic their teens horrible sense of style, it's pathetic.
I don't watch the show nor am I partial to the Hogans but I don't think they should be sued for this. I take that back. If they can prove for certain that the parents gave him alcohol and knowling let him drive drunk, then yes. Other than that, absolutely not. The passenger was 23 and riding with a 17, not wearing a seat belt, and both boys were probably having a lot of 'fun' till they crashed; so he was plenty old enough to be making those bad decisions for himself though the outcome is still very unfortunate.