Nick Bisignano

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Nick Bisignano (? – December 27, 2004) was the son of Tony Bisignano (former state senator of Iowa) that died in a car crash on December 27, 2004. The car was being driven over 90 mph by Bisignano and struck a wall, took down two poles and subsequently dragged one for a block until the car came to a stop on its top at the corner of SE 5th Street & E Pleasantview Drive in Des Moines. Bisignano had a BAC (0.204) more than twice that of the legal limit (0.08) while his passanger, Corey Wheeler, was completely sober. Wheeler survived the crash but had

  • burst right eardrum (permanently deaf now)
  • fractured:
    • seven bones in his face
    • two vertebrae
    • skull
    • nose
    • wrist
    • collarbone
    • 12 ribs

Bisignano had drank illegally purchased alcohol by Gino Pane whom pled guilty on August 19, 2005 and sentenced to two years in prison on September 29, 2005.

Bisignano was a star baseball and football player for Lincoln High School and he made himself a shining example of why you shouldn't drink and drive.

The death of Bisignano has spurred yet another bill with a purpose of legislating government paternity. Although it has not been passed, it is referred to as Nick's Law.

[edit] Quotes

  • Tony Bisignano: "I told the kids, 'I saw the car. I saw Nick's body. Not much can bother me after that. I know my son better now that he's dead than I knew him when he was alive."

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