The family mourns their grandmother, who was killed in National City in alleged Dui crash

National City, California (KGTV) members remember a 65-year-old grandmother who was killed in a five-car accident on the I-805, of which the prosecutors believe that a driver was caused under the influence.

“She deserves justice”: the family mourns grandmother, who was killed in National City in a suspected dui crash

“You cannot control your emotions. It's difficult,” said Pepe Gomez in a crisp voice.

Mourning remains unbearable for members of Grasiiela Gomez.

“I have a lot of pain, you cannot describe this pain,” said Pepe, her ex-husband.

Pepe, who lived with Grasiela in Temecula, says she was on the I-805 South on Saturday morning and drove to Chula Vista to check her car. Before 9 a.m., this car problem apparently forced her to drive on the shoulder near the 43rd street.

The California Highway Patrol says that a Honda sedan has deviated from the street before it fell into her car and then several other vehicles, which led to several injuries. Grasiiela died at the scene.

“She is honest, a person you can trust,” said Pepe.

Pepe describes Gomez, the help of a retired teacher, as a funny, caring woman who has dealt with her grandchildren.

“It was her life. Being a grandmother was everything for her,” said Pepe.

Her latest grandchild was a girl who was born three weeks ago. Gomez wanted to meet her.

“Maybe you are planning this weekend … Now we are planning a funeral,” said Pepe.

On Wednesday, the driver of the Honda, the 27-year-old Markus Turner, was not guilty of guilty, Dui and homicide.

“I want him to be responsible for his actions … if he has 30 years, he asked about it,” said Pepe. “She didn't deserve that, she deserves justice.”

A Gofundme campaign was set up to help Gomez 'family with funeral costs.

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