'They were simply not up to the job': Karren Brady backed after being accused of 'bullying' two contestants to tears on The Apprentice 'I didn't want people to see how big I was': Love Island's Claudia Fogarty reveals she used to 'always hide' her body before three stone weight loss as her character Stacey hasĪndrew Buchan's 'lover' Leila Farzad is spotted BACK with her husband: 'Fling' appears over as she wears her ring while actor is spotted leaving family home Jessica Alves flaunts the results of her third boob job in a VERY busty nude diamante mini dress as she enjoys a swanky dinner in LondonĮastEnders' Lacey Turner reveals that she would support her real life daughter if she was to ever face teen pregnancy. The interview with Justine Winter airs on the Dateline special Crossing The Line on NBC on Friday, 10pm, 9pm Central. She did not attend graduation because she was in jail. Winter's sentencing on Monday June 6 came two days after she graduated with honours from Glacier High School.
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In return to the tragic loss and emptiness in their lives, they only asked that the 18-year-old apologise.Īccording to the Daily Inter Lake, when given a chance, the Evergreen resident seemed to stop short of accepting full responsibility. The judge heaped praise on Erin Thompson's family, saying their courage and compassion was remarkable.
The prosecution also argued that she was not even wearing a seatbelt.Īfter being found guilty of two counts of deliberate homicide, she was sentenced to two concurrent 30 year sentences, though the judge suspended 15 years of each. Sentence: Justine Winter, who was 16 at the time, was found guilty of double homicide and jailed for 15 years The final message was sent only six minutes before Winter’s car collided with Thompson's.
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The theory was discredited by law enforcement officials, prosecutors, multiple crash reconstruction experts and an eyewitness.īut Winter - both in a written statement and during her testimony - appeared to maintain her belief that it was an accident.įlathead County Deputy Attorney Lori Adams opened the trial by reading selected text messages allegedly sent from Winter’s cellular phone to her then-boyfriend Ryan Langford in the hours leading up to the crash.Īmong them were the words 'It's ending' and 'I want to kill myself, good bye Ryan,' Adams said. Winter's attorneys David Stufft and Maxwell Battle argued during the two-week trial in late February and early March and that it was Thompson's vehicle that crossed over into Winter's lane. Tribute: Jason Thompson said of his wife Erin that meeting her was the 'culmination of his dreams' She was found guilty of double homicide after Winter and her defence team insisted it was an accident rather than a suicide attempt. Winter had a multitude of injuries and suffered brain damage after going through countless surgeries. They even said it was the fault of Mrs Thompson, who was travelling at just 30mph at the time. Proud moment: Caden was performing in a school concert and was on his way home the night he and his mother died Tragedy: Erin Thompson, 35, and her son Caden, 13, died instantly in the collision In one text, shortly before crash, she told her boyfriend Ryan Langford that she wanted to kill herself.Īt her trial Winter and her defence team insisted it was an accident rather than a suicide attempt. The argument continued through heated text messages as she drove home. The crash happened after Winter had fought with her boyfriend. Twisted wreckage: The remains of vehicle driven by Erin Thompson, who was pregnant at the time
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