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This lady deserves to go to jail and for a long time. I'm trying to be rational here and not be emotional but the more I think about it I realize that this woman deliberately chose to drive. Doctor's specifically told her not to get in a car and drive, that it could be dangerous to her and others. I'm sure she didn't plan for this to happen and she's probably distraught but the fact is her negligence caused the death of 2 kids.
The pain she is feeling is nothing like the parents of those kids. Her medical condition should not be used as an excuse.
I'm sorry for her loved ones, but she wrecked her own life and the lives of several other people with her appalling carelessness about the consequences of her actions. I can't imagine having MS in prison would be a particularly pleasant experience, but if you won't behave responsibly in this context, there's not much we can do but put you where you won't hurt anyone else for a while.
I don't think they realized the driver didn't just hit the 2 children but killed them in the process. So not the end of the world is a bad choice of words in this scenario
Last edited by SoullessOne; 11-08-2018 at 11:12 AM..
The woman should not have even been charged based off of what we know now. She had a doctor's note clearing her to return to work, and the doctor knew that she had to drive to get to work. A tragic situation, but I see nothing criminal here.
What about busses and trains and taxis oh my.......
Guess she won't be going back to work any time soon.
Good riddance. At least the family of those two innocent children can go on with their lives knowing this animal is no longer alive.
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