Comments by "John" (@John-kv7jo) on "Golf Cart Crash Survivor Brian Hovekamp Testifies" video.

@nancyfahey7518 Same as the killer.
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Did he intend to kill the victim? No. He should be charged with manslaughter and get the maximum sentence. The prosecution should have gone for three convictions, 2nd degree murder, vehicular homicide, or 1st degree manslaughter.
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@annielane1843 In Kentucky, criminal homicide is divided into four separate crimes: murder, first-degree manslaughter, second-degree manslaughter, and reckless homicide. This article focuses on the most serious of these crimes, murder. Some states divide the crime of murder into different degrees, but in Kentucky there is simply one statute that criminalizes murder. Generally, murder is defined as the unlawful killing of another with malice (or the intent to kill or cause serious bodily injury). However, each state individually defines what is considered murder within its own borders. Kentucky's criminal code defines murder as the intentional killing of another person.
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What was his blood alcohol level? If he was under the limit, then there's nothing the defence can raise as probable cause. If he turned the golf cart and played chicken with the mustang then the case against Ilias will be overturned. ;)
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