Swan Boat Club Crash: Marshella Chidester will be condemned today after the condemnation of murder

Monroe County, me. (Fox 2) – – Marshella Chidester is to find out her prison on Thursday after a jury sentenced her for numerous crimes that are due to the fatal Swan Boat Club accident last year.

Chidester will be in front of the County Circuit Court in Monroe at 3 p.m. Observe your conviction above.

The background story:

The 67-year-old Chidester was found guilty of two cases of the murder in March, two cases of operations, while he was considering what led to a death, and five cases of drunken people, while causing serious injuries for the Swan Boat Club crash, who killed 8-year-old Alanah Phillips and 4-year-old Zayn Phillips on April 20 on April 20 April 20 took part in a birthday party.

After the evidence submitted in court, Chidester had a BAC of 0.18 – more than twice as high as the legal limit in Michigan – when the crash took place.

After the crash, Chidester told the MPs that she did not remember that it had happened. When asked how she felt on a scale of 0-10, with Zero being sober and 10 drunk, Chidester replied that she was seven. She was also heard, as she told the deputy that she “didn't want to drive” when she was asked if she had the feeling of driving in order to drive.

Her process included a number of witnesses, including toxicology experts, the mother of the children killed and surviving victims.

The defense claimed that her blood sample was spoiled, which led to the public prosecutor showing a video of Chidester that went through her house several times before the deadly crash.

A jury was guilty of Chidester after thinking about less than two hours. She was referred back to the Monroe County prison, where she had been for two months.

Grab deeper:

After her conviction, her lawyer Bill Colovos said that he intended to appeal on behalf of his client. However, Chidester later kept a new lawyer.

Colovos said he believes that Chidester's new lawyer with Amberg & Amberg will also obtain an appointment.

He noticed that it is unusual for a new lawyer to take over the case before the conviction. According to Colovos, the lawyer, who tried the case, usually remains in the case until after the conviction. Then the new lawyer will make an appointment.

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