Texas Dad on trial accused of killing drunk driver

Trial begins for dad accused of killing drunken driver who killed sons | News - Home

Will be interesting to see the outcome on this one..:dontknow:

 

If he did it I don't blame him at all

A life for a life

 

Hopefully Dateline or 48 hours picks this story up.

 

I would have done the same if I drunk driver killed my kids.

 

That is a tough call for anybody but the father claims that he didn't do it..we will see what happens but once again if it was me..:dontknow:

 

So they say he killed him just after the accident? Shot him when he was still in the car?

 

No gsr and someone else's blood at the scene?

 

What happen is their car broke down his sons and him were pushing car ,two boy were pushing from behind he was pushing at drivers door and steering,
They were 50 or 60 yards from their house when the drunk driver slammed in the rearend off the car (They claim at over 60 mph).And one of the boys was cut in half from the impact.
He(drunk) was half stumbling out of car when the Dad freaked out and COPs say he ran to his house and came back and blasted the guy .No gun was found ,no witnesses ,he has never said he did it .He will not be found guilty in Texas trust me .He should be awarded Father of the Year IMHO.

 

A Texas father was found not guilty Wednesday of gunning down the man who killed his young sons in a drunken-driving accident. It took the jury three hours to acquit David Barajas, who was charged in the shooting death of 20-year-old Jose Banda Jr. in December 2012.

Police said an intoxicated Banda struck Barajas and his two children while they pushed the family’s disabled truck down a road, just 50 yards away from their home in Alvin, south of Houston. Barajas’ children — David, 12, and Caleb, 11 — were killed.

Amid the chaos, authorities charged, Barajas went home, retrieved a gun and went back to the wreckage to shoot Banda in the head. But investigators never recovered a gun and didn't have an eyewitness to the shooting.

Barajas’ attorney, Sam Cammack, said his client’s only focus the night of the crash was trying to save his sons’ lives. Barajas would have faced up to life in prison if convicted.

 

glad to hear this

 

TEXAS! Nuff said

 

That was quick

 

I'm moving to Texas.

 

:dito::dito::dito::rock:

 

Glad to be in Texas. I feel for the father that had to lose both sons in an instant.

 

Justice

 

I have a feeling someone did him (the father) a favor

 

He was on Dr. Phill just recently. I know I know the girlfriend watches it. She don't mess with my car shows so

 

Here ya go....

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrIlu8ONeSE]Dr Phil: The Father Acquitted of Murdering the Drunk Driver Who Killed His Sons [September 10, 2014] - YouTube[/ame]

 

Texas Justice or Scheme

Interesting how guns just vanish into thin air !