If Fat Teddy had been a man, being drunk would not have mattered one bit. A man would have tried to still save Mary Jo, which makes Fat Teddy a coward. Something that just hit me. Some people claim that he was too drunk to save her, I don't. I think he was "legally drunk" , even at the higher level at the time, but he far from being so drunk that he was out of it.
He was not that wasted, he was still sober enough to put his political career ahead of another human life. He knew full well what he was doing when he bypassed 3 separate places that could have assisted him. Not his first thought was to contact his lawyer, and figure a way to salvage his political career.

HIM, the wrong one died that day off of Chappaquiddick bridge.