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Justice for Chris

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Aisling Finck
10 years ago

Please let us do justice for this man and his family.

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Linda Pylant
10 years ago

People like this don't deserve leniency. He's a college student, certainly smart enough to know you don't leave someone to die on the side of the road because you're scared. I bet Chris was scared too. The accident was certainly not deliberate or calculated, but running, hiding & covering up the evidence was not only deliberate but cold-hearted and calculated. Why should this coward's life, future and family be more important than Chris'. He should be ripped away from everyone he loves with no warning and should get the maximum sentence. He can't care too much about his education if he was stupid enough to do drugs and drive. Gob Bless Chris' family, I hope you get the justice you deserve.

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Tammy Mankey
10 years ago

We need to prosecute this man to the fullest extent of the law. Why should he be granted ANY leniency when HE chose to run from an accident scene after striking and killing a human being. He ovesouly has no reguard for the human life taken and deserves the max penalty without mercy.

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Rachel
10 years ago

Any way you look at this, he is a murderer... he made the decision to leave the scene, he made the decision to hide & clean the vehicle, he made the decision to sit in silence. How is this person to learn a lesson if he's allowed to finish school on time & have a delay in punishment which is only to span one years time? Lesser crimes have required more jail time than this. A person's life was taken & the guilty, the coward, ran & hid; his punishment is not justified for the damage caused.

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Craig Sibal
10 years ago

Please make sure that this driver is punished correctly and shown this behavior will not be tolerated, and have him learn the severe consequences!

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Jill Ingram
10 years ago

Disgusting what they are letting this person get away with.... And his family for hiding it!!!!!

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Roxie A McCray
10 years ago

Justice for Chris

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Mary Blake
10 years ago Featured

I believe that this case should not be allowed to be plea bargained at it resulted in a loss of life. Also based on the fact that he fled the scene and it took months of costly tax payer and police efforts to find the culprit..

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Josue Birriel
10 years ago

Wow... I'm just shocked...

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Brian Layden
10 years ago

As a Detective, I have seen many lenient sentences passed down. Frankly, I have come to believe that the reverse is true- more guilty walk free than innocent get condemned. And as word gets around that this is what you can get away with, more people (whether privileged or poor) will get away with more and more crimes. This won't happen quick. But it will happen if we don't nip it in the bud quick. We also need to consider who we want on the bench.

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Kelly Peters
10 years ago

1 year & 1 day for a man's life? That is not enough. He should go to jail for the rest of his life for killing this man.

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Kimberly Van Tassel
10 years ago

Prayers always work .

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Caryl Laubach
10 years ago

Justice should be served, period

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Vicki Combs
10 years ago

Justice for Chris! I hope our court system doesn't fail in delivering it.

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Susanne olson
10 years ago

Chris was an amazing man who is loved dearly by many ....His life was taken in a blink of an eye . I think if the man who hit him stopped to help Chris instead of taking off the out come might have been different. But to hit someone and leave well he should have the book thrown at him . I just know Chris was amazing and everyday is very hard to get through because of this senseless death.

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Dave Swingler
10 years ago

Unexceptable punishment for the role he played in this terrible tragedy.

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william watson
10 years ago

he took someones life and destroyed evidence he killd some ones son some ones father and hide from that an did drugs while all this happened he was probably drunk or high at the time he needs to be made an example of I say no leniency

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Mary Ann Laws
10 years ago

As the neighbor whose house Chris was leaving that night, wife of the man who witnessed the entire scene, watched the car speed away and tried to bring Chris back to life, and who sheltered Chris's family from the mayhem, please look beyond the trama of this young foolish man and see the incurable pain and loss of so many. The life of a hard working, loving and generous man has been taken away unjustly to never be returned again. Please consider a just retribution to all those suffering this heinous loss.

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Kymberly Hopkins
10 years ago

This wrong on so many levels. Why should he not have to pay for taking your son's life. Just because he used a vehicle and not a firearm there should not be a difference. Had he shot someone I doubt he would be given leniency. He can continue his education in jail with lots of time to study!

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Sherry Schultz
10 years ago

Nothing can bring Chris back. But just punishment for his killer is the only way to ease some of the pain...a pain that will never truly go away.