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Remember that stupid hearthless bitch excuse of a woman who hit a man and left him to die in her windshield?
Well her son was awarded a scholarship for $10,000 from Death Row Inmates.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/23/n...00&en=5bdbbe41389fe3ee&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE
"Victim's Son Is Given Award for Forgiving Father's Murderer
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Published: October 23, 2003
ALLAS, Oct. 22 — A striking act of forgiveness for a gruesome murder earned Brandon Biggs a $10,000 college scholarship on Wednesday from an equally unlikely group of donors: prisoners on death row.
Mr. Biggs, whose father was hit on a Fort Worth highway two years ago and left to bleed to death pinioned in the windshield, had voiced sympathy for the driver, Chante Mallard, and her family.
In response, convicted murderers from around the country raised $10,000 from sales of a newsletter and had it presented at a ceremony here to Mr. Biggs, a soft-voiced, 20-year-old pastoral ministry sophomore at Southwest Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Tex."
"Evidence at her trial showed that she had been drinking, smoking marijuana and taking the drug Ecstasy before her Chevrolet Cavalier plowed into Mr. Biggs's father, Gregory Biggs, a 36-year-old homeless bricklayer, about 3 a.m. near her house.
The impact impaled him in her windshield, his head and body in the car and his legs dangling outside. While he pleaded for help, she talked to him, insisting she was sorry, but left him to die in her garage while she entertained her boyfriend in her house and, an informant said, later joked about the event. She and two friends later dumped Mr. Biggs's body in a park.
She pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence, the corpse, and was convicted of murder. Her two accomplices were convicted on the tampering charge and sent to prison for 9 and 10 years respectively."
Well her son was awarded a scholarship for $10,000 from Death Row Inmates.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/23/n...00&en=5bdbbe41389fe3ee&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE
"Victim's Son Is Given Award for Forgiving Father's Murderer
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Published: October 23, 2003
ALLAS, Oct. 22 — A striking act of forgiveness for a gruesome murder earned Brandon Biggs a $10,000 college scholarship on Wednesday from an equally unlikely group of donors: prisoners on death row.
Mr. Biggs, whose father was hit on a Fort Worth highway two years ago and left to bleed to death pinioned in the windshield, had voiced sympathy for the driver, Chante Mallard, and her family.
In response, convicted murderers from around the country raised $10,000 from sales of a newsletter and had it presented at a ceremony here to Mr. Biggs, a soft-voiced, 20-year-old pastoral ministry sophomore at Southwest Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Tex."
"Evidence at her trial showed that she had been drinking, smoking marijuana and taking the drug Ecstasy before her Chevrolet Cavalier plowed into Mr. Biggs's father, Gregory Biggs, a 36-year-old homeless bricklayer, about 3 a.m. near her house.
The impact impaled him in her windshield, his head and body in the car and his legs dangling outside. While he pleaded for help, she talked to him, insisting she was sorry, but left him to die in her garage while she entertained her boyfriend in her house and, an informant said, later joked about the event. She and two friends later dumped Mr. Biggs's body in a park.
She pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence, the corpse, and was convicted of murder. Her two accomplices were convicted on the tampering charge and sent to prison for 9 and 10 years respectively."
