“You must be held responsible,” she said. The judge made clear that she understood her sentence would impact Peters, his wife, daughter, and family, but justice needed to be served because he forever harmed the victims and their families. She added that she understands there would be punishment, but vowed her husband would work to repay his debt to society. Peters’ wife said her husband is a great father and partner. who represented Peters, told the court the case should be a lesson to others that they should not drive while intoxicated. Character statements presented to the judge made the case driving drunk was an anomaly for a normally great guy.Īttorney Lou Busico. Police Department was dispatched Friday afternoon to an auto crash with injuries at the interesection of Peters Pike and Stonequarry R. Prior to the crash, Peters had a clean criminal history. Prosecutor David Keightly said to the judge that the crash was very severe, adding that burning alive in a vehicle is “one of the worst ways to die.”
Her husband, from the courtroom benches, softly said it was the American dream. He said his son had mastered numerous other instruments and had so much to offer.ĭominguez’s husband declined to speak in court, but a prosecutor told the court the mother received her nursing degree before coming to America. Tavarez had the court play a video of his son performing on the tambora, a Dominican drum.
“I pray for the ones we lost, and I pray for you.” “I do go to church for the man over there,” Tavarez said while looking at Peters. “To see your son die … in the middle of the fire … and to see my son become smoke is something horrible,” he said through a translator.
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