Twenty three years later my family still suffers from his loss. Back in those days drunk driving was not a public issue and there was never a trial for my brother's killer. Twenty three years later it saddens me to see that we still have no effective deterrent for driving in a violently drunken state and killing another human being. She was killed by a drunk as she rode her new Harley Fat Boy for the first time. You are the only hope we all have of effecting change in society.
Criminals do what they do because they can so easily get away with it.
I know in my heart that she will pay for what she has done and for her lack of remorse or concern for other spirits. There is a big void where her dignity, beauty, pride and power existed. In a place where dire consequences are an absolute requirement, those same consequences cannot atone for the loss. The available consequences are insufficient. There are hundreds of victims in our community suffering the aftermath of Ginny's death.