A friend brought food to my house to drink, and after drinking without persuasion, my friend brought

Strictly speaking, if there is no persuasion to drink, there is no need to take responsibility, but, the person has left, should be properly condoled, this depends on their economic ability, after all, there is a layer of friendship, I think as long as it reflects your sincerity, since it is a friend, then his family should understand your economic ability.

You will bear the main responsibility, because the alcohol you drank at your house, the motorcycle was ridden away at your house, and you said that you didn't know that you were ridden away, is there any evidence for this, and without evidence, the police will put the blame on you.

I should be jointly and severally liable, after all, I drank with you.

If a stolen motor vehicle causes damage in a traffic accident, the thief shall be liable for compensation. If the insurance company pays the rescue expenses within the limit of the compulsory insurance liability of the motor vehicle, it has the right to recover from the person responsible for the traffic accident.

If you don't manage your motorcycle well and let your friend drive away, you will definitely have to pay for it, so it is recommended that you talk to your friend's family privately about compensation.

It's not your fault! He stole your motorcycle and died, it should be his own problem. It's not about you.

You can sue him for theft, and then you won't be held responsible.

Think you're unlucky, it's inevitable to have to do it, and it depends on how your friends and families negotiate the conditions. Be cautious about making friends!