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Despite testimony that a medical condition caused him to faint just before a crash that killed five children, Clifford Helm still has a valid license and continues to drive, officials said.

Despite testimony that a medical condition caused him to faint just before a crash that killed five children, Clifford Helm still has a valid license and continues to drive, officials said.

CHEWELAH, Wash. - Albert F. Blomstrom, 89, longtime resident of Great Falls and Washington state, and former member of Laborers Local No.

A Spokane County jury on Friday acquitted a Deer Park man of vehicular homicide in a November 2005 head-on crash that killed five children from a Chewelah family.

A Spokane County jury on Friday acquitted a Deer Park man of vehicular homicide in a November 2005 head-on crash that killed five children from a Chewelah family.

Clifford Helm, who blamed a medical condition for causing an accident that killed five children, was acquitted today by a Spokane County Superior Court jury.

A Spokane County jury has acquitted a Deer Park man of vehicular homicide in a November 2005 head-on crash that killed five children from a Chewelah family.

Item: Jury begins deliberations in Helm trial /Thomas Clouse, Spokesman-Review More Info: The parents and most of the Mennonite community near Chewelah have forgiven Clifford Helm for the November 2005 crash ...

Jeffrey Schrock had picked up his children and was driving to a shopping trip in Spokane when their lives changed forever.

Jeffrey Schrock had picked up his children and was driving to a shopping trip in Spokane when their lives changed forever.

Jeffrey Schrock had picked up his children and was driving to a shopping trip in Spokane when a head-on collision killed five of his children, and shattered Schrock's body.

A jury was selected Thursday in the the trial of a man accused of driving recklessly, and killing five members of a Chewelah family.