Judge orders driver to lay flowers yearly at scene of fatal wreck

[proud2BlibKansan]

A St. Charles man has been ordered to lay fresh flowers at the scene of a deadly Franklin County crash on the wreck’s anniversary for the next five years.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that the requirement was part of the five years of probation ordered Thursday for 19-year-old Keith Vierling. He also was sentenced to four months of “shock time” in jail.

Franklin County Circuit Judge Stanley Williams said he will issue a warrant for Vierling’s arrest if he doesn’t see the flowers on the anniversary of the May 21, 2006, crash.

Vierling was driving a speeding car that flipped several times, killing two 17-year-old girls from St. Charles — Claire Buse and Kelly Cuthbertson.


http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/1172274.html

[customerserviceguy]

1. Four months, and five bouquets of flowers

He got off pretty easy for doing something stupid that cost a couple of innocent people their lives. He'd better hope that nobody sees him laying those flowers, or he might be the next person to die at that spot.