Paul Walker Miraculously Survived Horrible Accident 5 Years Ago! Read His Horrific Tale HERE!

This totally gives us goosebumps!
Before his tragic and untimely death, Paul Walker actually had another high speed vehicle crash back in 2008 that almost took his life.
Below is the account of that harrowing tale given by the late actor himself:

“It was pretty bad, I ran into the back of a car about 50 miles an hour. This guy was up from San Diego State, college student visiting his friends in Santa Barbara, on his cell phone, in the far right lane. Then right in front of me another guy on his cell phone talking. I’m on the motorcycle so I slow down and back off, the student that’s in the far right lane is getting directions from his buddy that lives in town who tells him that he just missed his left hand turn, makes a left hand turn right in front of the car that’s in front of me. He locks up his brakes, doesn’t have his ABS. I hit the trunk. I’m right over the top. I didn’t hit the car, but my bike did, and I flew clean. The thing that was so crazy is I went to the gym that morning, wearing full leathers in my backpack that I had on, I had my gym clothes. I went to the gym and I trained legs. When I train legs, I train them really hard. I was feeling really nauseous. So at the end of the workout I was like, oh I only live four blocks away; I’m just going to ride home with my gym clothes on. The thing that saved me was my backpack. I mean you can see a little road rash here. I got hit badly. Going through an experience like that, having made all these movies where there are car crashes, but they’re choreographed and everything’s contained, is it a surreal experience to have that comparison of knowing you’ve been in a real accident versus all these celluloid crashes? It happens a lot faster. You know what’s funny about car accidents and motorcycle crashes, in actuality, it always seem like it’s in slow motion? It happens fast. I don’t know, to me everything seems like it’s in slow motion, you see it developing. It’s like your mind kicks in and knows you’re screwed, it’s like all of a sudden, ‘I’m screwed.’ Everything just goes slow!! And no matter what you do, there’s no getting out of it.”

It’s eerie how reading Paul’s version of this story is almost like listening to him talk beyond the grave. Just so sad.
How we wish Paul had been able to walk away from his latest accident. Rest in peace!