I had spent the night with all of them before they decided to go for a drive. The Lexus they were in hit a brick fence, a pole, rocks and a tree before slamming into a brick house. Josh died at the scene, Jack 2 hours later in hospital. The other 2 were taken with serious injuries. Daniel walked away from the accident that killed his 2 best friends with minor scratching and bruises. Daniel was doing at least 130 km/h when this happened and his BAC level was 0.125. He swore under oath to the court that he had only drunk two bourbon cans, but I was sitting next to him the whole night and he drank a lot more than that. There is no way that if he only had 2 cans that 4 hours later, when he was breath tested, he could have been 0.125. Daniel was charged and pleaded guilty to two counts of culpable driving and two counts of negligent driving. He was sentenced to five and a half years jail, with a 2 ½ year minimum. The prosecutors appealed and this term was increased to seven years. Only seven years for the death of two of the nicest guys you could ever know. It was only increased two years as Daniel’s father pleaded to the judge his son was going to university, he had a degree to finish and a prison sentence would interrupt his studies. Josh and Jack didn’t even get to finish their VCE. As for his license, Daniel was fined $200 and disqualifi

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