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She could of been another victim
This woman did the absolute right thing by calling for police. If she had interfered or even parked her car in the way who to say she would of not become a victim herself? The nerve of these two to claim she is at fault for the victims death is just disgusting and shows their lack of remorse for their actions. I hope this case never makes it to appeals court.