My understanding is that there were one or more gates that were left open. Had they been closed so that Kim would have had to get out of his car to open them he would have had much more of a warning and likely would have realized how far off course he was.
Or maybe he would have kept going. Where is the evidence to suggest he would have all of a sudden wised up?
Always seemed to me that someone should have been charged with leaving the gate/s open.
That makes about as much sense as posthumously charging Mr. Kim with tresspassing.
Carelessness and reckless casualness about keeping those gate/s closed set up a trap. A trap that Kim drove into.
"Trap" implies that somebody lured Mr. Kim to his doom. Seems to me he found his end all by his lonesome.
He sure did.
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