The court has finally delivered a sentence that reflects the severity of the loss sustained by this family. Your continued commitment to this pursuit ensured that the tragedy of Lilly's death was not overlooked. We will maintain our vigilance to ensure that accountability remains a priority in the justice system.
Lilly dedicated her life to her child, Dyrah. Dyrah is 12 years old now; she was born April 19, 1999. Dyrah weighed 1 pound 13 1/2 ounces. Lilly spent the next 18 months trying to keep Dyrah alive after a severe bout with RSV. Dyrah was born 3 months early. Lilly homeschooled Dyrah for 3 years to help get her up to par with the other kids. Lilly was killed by a Drunk Driver on May 14, 2011 at 11:58. She was going home after her mother’s birthday. Dyrah spent her last Birthday and Last Mother’s day with Lilly. She will never have those days or any special days with her mom again. They are all gone…Only memories.
The Defendant Victoria Barry drove her vehicle, on the wrong side of the road and hit Lilly Duncan head on. She reported that all she remembers was getting in her vehicle and driving on the highway. When she woke up she was surrounded by firemen. She also reported having “a drink”, which must have been a big drink because she reportedly registered a .219 blood alcohol content (that’s almost triple the legal limit!) Recently reports show that the defense claims she wasn’t drunk and to make it better that she didn’t kill anyone. On 15 of August 2012 this woman will be sentenced. The defense is going through hoops to let this woman get away with taking the life of a great friend, daughter and mother. This is not justice any one with that high of a BAC shouldn’t even allow the defense to help them, how a person can sleep hoping to get by with no punishment after killing someone is absurd! This petition is going to be presented to the court asking for at the minimum 12 years. Help us bring justice to this grieving family.
The momentum behind this effort has grown substantially and confirms that the community will not tolerate these attempts to deflect responsibility. Your commitment to ensuring accountability for the loss of Lilly remains the driving force of this campaign.
Reached 100 supporters
August 15, 2012
6 Comments
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Jessica Wang
14 years ago
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This makes me sick to my stomach. Sending prayers to Dyrah during this awful time.
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Kevin Rogers
14 years ago
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What a joke of a defense. She literally killed someone and now she is acting like it didnt happen. Shame on her.
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Mike Spencer
14 years ago
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Lock her up for good. She took a mother away from a child and she needs to pay for it. Justice for Lilly.
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Sarah Gray
14 years ago
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My heart goes out to that poor girl. A .219 is insane. How can they even try to argue she wasn't drunk? Disgusting.
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Brenda Mensah
14 years ago
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I cant even imagine what that little girl is going through now. No child should have to lose their mom like that. Unbelievable
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Tom Gupta
14 years ago
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drunk drivers need to be off the road permanently. triple the legal limit is not a mistake it is a choice. hope she gets the max sentence
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The court has finally delivered a sentence that reflects the severity of the loss sustained by this family. Your continued commitment to this pursuit ensured that the tragedy of Lilly's death was not overlooked. We will maintain our vigilance to ensure that accountability remains a priority in the justice system.
Lilly dedicated her life to her child, Dyrah. Dyrah is 12 years old now; she was born April 19, 1999. Dyrah weighed 1 pound 13 1/2 ounces. Lilly spent the next 18 months trying to keep Dyrah alive after a severe bout with RSV. Dyrah was born 3 months early. Lilly homeschooled Dyrah for 3 years to help get her up to par with the other kids. Lilly was killed by a Drunk Driver on May 14, 2011 at 11:58. She was going home after her mother’s birthday. Dyrah spent her last Birthday and Last Mother’s day with Lilly. She will never have those days or any special days with her mom again. They are all gone…Only memories.
The Defendant Victoria Barry drove her vehicle, on the wrong side of the road and hit Lilly Duncan head on. She reported that all she remembers was getting in her vehicle and driving on the highway. When she woke up she was surrounded by firemen. She also reported having “a drink”, which must have been a big drink because she reportedly registered a .219 blood alcohol content (that’s almost triple the legal limit!) Recently reports show that the defense claims she wasn’t drunk and to make it better that she didn’t kill anyone. On 15 of August 2012 this woman will be sentenced. The defense is going through hoops to let this woman get away with taking the life of a great friend, daughter and mother. This is not justice any one with that high of a BAC shouldn’t even allow the defense to help them, how a person can sleep hoping to get by with no punishment after killing someone is absurd! This petition is going to be presented to the court asking for at the minimum 12 years. Help us bring justice to this grieving family.
The momentum behind this effort has grown substantially and confirms that the community will not tolerate these attempts to deflect responsibility. Your commitment to ensuring accountability for the loss of Lilly remains the driving force of this campaign.
Reached 100 supporters
August 15, 2012
6 Comments
J
Jessica Wang
14 years ago
Featured
This makes me sick to my stomach. Sending prayers to Dyrah during this awful time.
K
Kevin Rogers
14 years ago
Featured
What a joke of a defense. She literally killed someone and now she is acting like it didnt happen. Shame on her.
M
Mike Spencer
14 years ago
Featured
Lock her up for good. She took a mother away from a child and she needs to pay for it. Justice for Lilly.
S
Sarah Gray
14 years ago
Featured
My heart goes out to that poor girl. A .219 is insane. How can they even try to argue she wasn't drunk? Disgusting.
B
Brenda Mensah
14 years ago
Featured
I cant even imagine what that little girl is going through now. No child should have to lose their mom like that. Unbelievable
T
Tom Gupta
14 years ago
Featured
drunk drivers need to be off the road permanently. triple the legal limit is not a mistake it is a choice. hope she gets the max sentence
This makes me sick to my stomach. Sending prayers to Dyrah during this awful time.