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Originally Posted by secondcurve
Yes. If you don't admit to the crimes (drunk boating and reckless driving) you can't be sorry and you certainly haven't apologized. That being said, perhaps you can be sorry for the personal pain that has been inflicted upon you, but beyond that you aren't truly sorry.
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This is what Erica said before her sentencing:
"I couldn't possibly be punished more than the loss of my best friend and the anguish her family feels," she said. "All of this is secondary. I lost my best friend and that is something I will have to live with the rest of my life."
That comment from her brought tears to my eyes.
I have tried to stay away from any personal attacks against Erica and if I have said something to the contrary then I apologize.
I have some personal reasons for commenting about the accident but have tried to stay within the actual accident and not get personal. I feel she is a good person and I'm sure in time she will get her life back together.