Georgia Teen Gets A Pass On Vehicular Homicide!

Unrepentant teen avoids the iron college in vehicular homicide trial.

A white teen gets off a lengthy bid. Whereas those who are Black, Hispanic or considered an undocumented immigrant would be charged and sent to the iron college.

Zoe Reardon was the driver of a vehicle that killed Kaitlin Hunt her daughter Riley and her friend Kathy Deming.

Student claimed that she didn't see the individuals on the road at the time of the accident in 2007.

The prosecutors were going to throw the book at her. But it took a jury to give her a 36-month probation and $4,000 fine and a lengthy suspended license.

A slap on the fucking wrist.

Cherokee County prosecutors were not pleased. The families of those lost were pretty upset over this travesty of justice. Where a teen who probably was distracted hit two innocent people.

Killing a mother and daughter and a woman.

Kaitlin Hunt and her husband. The mother was killed in a hit and run. The daughter Riley was killed too.

The judge gave her the sympathy card.

"You're pretty young. You've got a lifetime ahead of you. I expect this is something you're going to have a hard time dealing with the rest of your life."

There was no pedestrian crossing on the road but surely that teen should have seen this.

The teen is a "first time offender." Oh, sure. If she was Black, Hispanic or a Muslim girl, they would have this on Fox News, Breitbart, The Drudge Report and other outlets in the junk food media.

They would have said the young girl came from a troubled home. She was a run away. Show pictures of her doing something stupid for her friends on social media.

Kathy Deming was killed also by this hit and run driver.

This is why it's so important to push for court reforms. Treat everyone fairly in the justice system.

Cause I bet you money, she will be back on the road and posting stupid shit on social media without a care for those lives she's ruined.

She won't have the money to pay the victims. She will end up have children and a family.

This young mother Kaitlin didn't get the experience. Her daughter Riley will never see her first days in school or a life ahead. Their friend Kathy will not see her children or grandchildren.