UPDATE: Michael Graziano just died from his injuries!

link: http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/accidents/article1224966.ece

The brother Michael Graziano just got into a wreck this morning... Poor Mom, damn!

No seatbelts, wtf....



LARGO --
Michael Graziano, 24, brother of John Graziano, who was seriously injured in a crash with Nick Bollea in August 2007, is now suffering life-threatening injuries himself.

The Florida Highway Patrol says Graziano was the passenger of a 1994 Volvo that slammed into the back of a dump truck overnight at Ulmerton Road and 66th Street in Largo at 2:30 a.m.

Investigators say the Volvo was westbound on Ulmerton and traveling at high rate of speed when the driver of the car, 24-year-old Cameron Bosley, attempted to change lanes and pass the dump truck.

Troopers say the front-end of the Volvo hit the back of the dump truck at a high rate of speed. Troopers said both Bosley and Graziano were not wearing seat belts.
"It's time for prayer,'' said Graziano's mother Debra. "The family is just begging for prayers for Michael, and to keep them healing."

Graziano was rushed to Bayfront Medical Center where he is listed in critical condition. Bosley was also taken to Bayfront. His injuries aren't believed to be life-threatening.

Michael Graziano's brother, a decorated war vet suffered a severe brain injury during the well-publicized Clearwater crash in 2007.





Remember this horrific photo



from the Nick Hogan Bollea accident



(And also remember the dad was busted for plotting to kill the mom....)


John Graziano was riding in a car with when Bollea, who was driving, lost control and hit a palm tree head on.

John Graziano, a former Marine, was hospitalized for two years at James A. Haley VA Medical Center in Tampa. His mother, Debra, now cares for John full-time.

The Florida Highway Patrol says the investigation into Tuesday morning’s crash is ongoing.

So far, no chargers or traffic citations have been issued against Bosley.


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