There haven’t been many occasions for joy among the families of Kaitlyn Duffy and Sabrina Mundorff over the past 16 months.
That’s how long it’s been since a drunk driving crash took the life of Duffy, 18, and left Mundorff with injuries and scars – both physical and emotional – that her family says will haunt her for the rest of her life.
But on Monday, both families embraced and cried tears of joy after a Circuit Court judge handed down the maximum sentence of 47 years to Jerode Demetrius Johnson.
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2 comments:
Sounds good, but with time suspended, and good behavior credit, double bunking credit, will be out in 7 years.
But these same Liberal judges let out thugs killing old people dope dealing on on on 47 yrs way too much .
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