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Father and son among 3 killed U.S. 15 crash

Two of the three deceased victims of a multi-vehicle accident that occurred yesterday evening in Western Maryland were identified today as a father and son from Virginia and a third as a woman from Point of ...

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RUNRON
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Dec 28, 2007
 
Passing recklessly and not wearing a seat belt is asking for trouble!
Anthony Ingargiola
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Dec 28, 2007
 
Hey, Sean Stegner was one of my buds from school, we rode the bus together everyday. Alot of the kids are reaching our through Myspace and Facebook, and everyone feels sypathy for the family, and we hope Mr. Stegner and Sean rest in peace.
Dan in B-more hon
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#3
Dec 28, 2007
 
Stupidity 2, Justice 1.
Sarasota County
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Dec 28, 2007
 
So a father and son die because of some impatient B@#TCH in a Cadillac. So unfair.
Dawn
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Dec 28, 2007
 
Kevin from Jessup wrote:
I don't want to sound like I condone illegally passing vehicles but you get to a point where you are following someone who is going 20 miles per hour under the speed limit or someone who goes slow uphill and then fast downhill or people who just will not go when it's their turn to go. I can see how it could drive someone to the point where they would do something like pass on the shoulder. If you are too afraid to drive your car then stay home. You are not that important! There are too many people on the road who don't know how to drive and it seems like they are all out there now an their way to and from the mall to bu some POS trinket for their grandkid. STAY OFF THE ROAD!!!! RIP all
Well, it is unfortunately inpatient people with your mentality that cause
innocent poeple to be killed. And for what? Your own selfish needs? We all have to remember that we all share the road and no one has the right to
endanger the lives of others.
There was call placed just prior to the accident about this vehicle passing other cars on the shoulder so I doubt it was just one car "in her way" She was hell bent on getting somewhere in a hurry at the expense of her own life and the life of an innocent father and son.

Sorry for your loss Anthony.
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#7
Dec 28, 2007
 
Hmmm...well judging from Ms. Carter's fascinating, diverse and lengthy judicial history, my guess is this was not a situation where the person in front of her was going "20 miles per hour under the speed limit."

She has (had) 13 different cases against her. Just one case (#10K05037097) has over a dozen charges, including marijuana possession, cocaine possession, DWI, Negligent Driving, Failure To Drive Right Of Center, driving with a suspended license and, to top things off, giving a fictitious name to the arresting officer. The other 12 cases follow a similar pattern.

Why wasn't this person in jail?
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#8
Dec 28, 2007
 
Right you are Dawn. Please note that Jennifer Maria Adel Carter had a long record of crimes behind and wheel and elsewhere ... including drinking while driving and first degree ESCAPE. She often drove without a license and at speeds more than 20 mph over the limit. I believe she had a trial coming up in early 2008. Special blame to those in the "system" who allowed her to be free to kill.
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Dec 28, 2007
 
SEAN STEGNER WAS A FRIEND OF MINE WE WENT WELL WERE GOING TO SCHOOL TOGETHER HE WAS NICE I DIDNT HANG WITH HIM MUCH BUT THE TIMES THAT I DID WE HAD FUN.
r.i.p stegners forevr i will never for get u
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Dec 28, 2007
 
She passed more than one vehicle on the shoulder. Kevin, I'd counter your comment with "If you're in such a hurry, then you should have left earlier". This woman should have been in prison long ago. At least she can't do it again and she won't be living off of my tax dollars in a MD prison. If she wanted to kill herself so badly, all she had to do was sit on the railroad tracks at Lander boat ramp. Then we could have just hosed the train off in Brunswick and the world would be a better place.
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Dec 29, 2007
 
Weak judges and prosecutors are to blame for her being out of jail to begin with. Prosecutors that make ridiculous plea bargains for no good reason. Judges without the guts to put these people away. What about our legislature? No stomach to pass mandatory sentencing laws for these crimes. I wonder why? Because they see dui as just a bad judgement call. Now two innocent people are dead because of a weak liberal state's laws, or lack thereof. My heart goes out to the innocent victims family.
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Dec 29, 2007
 

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jenny carter wasn't a terrible person. she didn't make the best choices, and i'm sorry for the price many people and families have had to pay for her mistakes, but it isn't necessary to rake her over the coals. she is now gone. the cost was high, but it's over and done with. the blame is obviously to be placed on her for her recklessness, but no one aside from our courts is to blame for her being behind the wheel.
please, i understand people are hurt. i understand people are no longer living. she wasn't a bad person. she just made bad decisions courtesy of the courts not being stringent enough with her criminal history. if she had been locked up, no one would have been hurt. the fault is hers, but only to a certain extent.
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Dec 29, 2007
 
just stop wrote:
jenny carter wasn't a terrible person. she didn't make the best choices, and i'm sorry for the price many people and families have had to pay for her mistakes, but it isn't necessary to rake her over the coals. she is now gone. the cost was high, but it's over and done with. the blame is obviously to be placed on her for her recklessness, but no one aside from our courts is to blame for her being behind the wheel.
please, i understand people are hurt. i understand people are no longer living. she wasn't a bad person. she just made bad decisions courtesy of the courts not being stringent enough with her criminal history. if she had been locked up, no one would have been hurt. the fault is hers, but only to a certain extent.
You have got to be kidding. She obviously was a bad person. Marijuana, cocaine, DWI and killing two innocent people. That is a bad person. The courts screwed up but her actions are not the fault of the courts.
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Dec 29, 2007
 
just stop wrote:
jenny carter wasn't a terrible person. she didn't make the best choices, and i'm sorry for the price many people and families have had to pay for her mistakes, but it isn't necessary to rake her over the coals. she is now gone. the cost was high, but it's over and done with. the blame is obviously to be placed on her for her recklessness, but no one aside from our courts is to blame for her being behind the wheel.
please, i understand people are hurt. i understand people are no longer living. she wasn't a bad person. she just made bad decisions courtesy of the courts not being stringent enough with her criminal history. if she had been locked up, no one would have been hurt. the fault is hers, but only to a certain extent.
"It's over and done with?" Tell that to the Stegner family.
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Dec 29, 2007
 
I hope that bitch burns in hell forever!
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Dec 29, 2007
 
just stop wrote:
jenny carter wasn't a terrible person. she didn't make the best choices, and i'm sorry for the price many people and families have had to pay for her mistakes, but it isn't necessary to rake her over the coals. she is now gone. the cost was high, but it's over and done with. the blame is obviously to be placed on her for her recklessness, but no one aside from our courts is to blame for her being behind the wheel.
please, i understand people are hurt. i understand people are no longer living. she wasn't a bad person. she just made bad decisions courtesy of the courts not being stringent enough with her criminal history. if she had been locked up, no one would have been hurt. the fault is hers, but only to a certain extent.
You've got to be F'ing kidding???
Who are you, her drug dealer-lose a customer?
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#17
Dec 29, 2007
 
Obviously this driver had a lot of issues, but that aside, isn't this section of US 15 pretty dangerous to begin with? I mean it's two lanes with rumble strips on all sides and mandatory headlight use. Maybe its time for SHA to do something more.
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#18
Dec 29, 2007
 
Im gonna miss Sean sooooosooooosoooo much. He was in 3 of my classes this year and sat near me in all of them because of the alphabetical order thing. It's gonna be so wierd not having him there. im gonna miss him and i hope he rests in peace.
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Dec 29, 2007
 
i knew sean for a really long time. i lived down the street from him and i went to elemantry school with him and middle school. i miss you sean. rest in peace mr. stegner and sean. i miss you! i will never forget you.(lol pepsi in teh summer at the pool!!!):(
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Dec 29, 2007
 
just stop wrote:
jenny carter wasn't a terrible person. she didn't make the best choices, and i'm sorry for the price many people and families have had to pay for her mistakes, but it isn't necessary to rake her over the coals. she is now gone. the cost was high, but it's over and done with. the blame is obviously to be placed on her for her recklessness, but no one aside from our courts is to blame for her being behind the wheel.
please, i understand people are hurt. i understand people are no longer living. she wasn't a bad person. she just made bad decisions courtesy of the courts not being stringent enough with her criminal history. if she had been locked up, no one would have been hurt. the fault is hers, but only to a certain extent.
You IDIOT!!! SHE was behind the wheel, not "the courts". She doesn't deserve sympathy and she's not a victim, but the perpetrator of numerous crimes. Good riddance to her. It's just too bad that she took good people with her.
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Dec 29, 2007
 
(from Mrs. Alvarez, formerly Miss Ellermets)
My heart is so heavy at such a loss - the Stegners were incredible students - and had such a wonderful family... I already said a prayer for them...
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