The Detroit woman is charged with fatal car accidents in which husband and wife were killed

Detroit (Fox 2) – – A woman from Detroit is charged

What you say:

Pastor Phil Carr from Christ Church of Southfield remembers two dear friends who have lost in an extremely unspeakable way.

“They were what I call Kingdom Nice. They were just really, really nice people. And unfortunately there is a lack of nice people in the world,” said Carr.

The 43-year-old Kwasi Agbottah and his wife, 41-year-old Elizabeth, were killed and killed in Fenkell and Evergreen last Friday evening. You are now leaving five small children behind.

“Kwasi and Elizabeth were different in a good way,” Karr continued. “They did not intentionally had transport. They deliberately lived a simple and lean life. They really wanted to give themselves to the community.”

The background story:

The couple proudly called themselves “urban missionaries”. Friends say they moved to Detroit long before it was popular in the city and concentrated on the mentoring of young people.

“Your specialty was education,” said Carr. “Educate children, encourage children, enable children. In fact, Kwasi wrote several children's books.”

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The prosecutor of Wayne County, Kym Worthy, accused the 33-year-old Dejah Berry in connection with the accident in which the couple was killed. The investigators said that she drove at high speed when she lost control, drove to the Evergreen Road to the north and the couple hit the bus stop.

“I prayed for her because who didn't do stupid stuff? But unfortunately the stupid stuff she did cost two lives,” said Agbottah's girlfriend Pastor Semmeal J. Thomas.

Berry's lawyer said in court that she did not remember what had taken place and might have had a seizure. Public prosecutor's office held.

What's next:

Family fans work on a celebration of life while doing everything to support five children who will now face this world without the two people they have brought into this world.

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