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The news story the next morning. Couple dies in crash near Reardan https://t.co/rWmzHZ22n0 via @YouTube

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drive drunk. Think about this the next time you get in the car with someone who has been drinking. You don’t have to be the driver to be hurt or killed in a drunk driving accident. (3/3)

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Tamara had been fully ejected when the car hit the truck. She went through the air and hit the roof of the house. Because of where she hit on the roof she then went an additional 150 feet past the house into a field where she laid for over 3 hours. (1/3)

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When responding to the scene of both bodies, troopers could smell alcohol coming from the bodies. Tamara was my mom. She had a BAC of .27. She had been driving drunk and not only took her life but took the life of her boyfriend. Think about this the next time you decide to (2/3)

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before hitting the roof of the house and coming to rest against the house. This is how Bill was partially ejected through the driver’s side of the vehicle, he was too big for the size of the car to physically be able to be fully ejected from the car. (3/3)

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They had been traveling over 100 mph down a paved rural road. The car had come up to a curve where the driver could not negotiate the curve. The driver lost control and the car left the roadway going immediately airborne, then went across a gravel parking area. (1/3)

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Once in the parking area, the car hit the back end of a pickup truck doing considerable damage to the truck. It was at this point that the driver was ejected through the front windshield of the car. After hitting the truck, the car rotated sideways and rolled in the air (2/3)

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It was now 12:10am. Three hours had passed since the 911 call. (2/2)

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The remainder of the officers responded back to the scene that was originally called a single fatality. They went out into the field in the same direction that the marks on the roof went. There they found the body of a deceased female 150 feet south of the house. (1/2)

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When they went onto the roof to retrieve the cell phone they found blood and hair on the roof of the house. The marks on the roof gave the officers a direction to look. (2/2)

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After asking around for Tamara, her friends started calling her cell phone. The officers returned to the scene to check the surrounding area again. When they arrived at the scene they started hearing a cell phone ringing on the roof of the house. (1/2)

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that they had not seen her since. After asking around with no luck they decided to go back out to the scene. They knew that she had to be somewhere. They didn’t know if she was hurt and walking, or if she was scared and hiding. (2/2)

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At this point, the officers sent Jack to his aunt’s that lived next door and the other boy's parents came and picked him up. The sheriff and the chaplain went to the bar in town to see if they had seen Tamara. The bartender told them that she had been in for breakfast but (1/2)

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Jack said that his mom was going to get pizza for him and his friend that was staying the night. (2/2)

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When the chaplain and the sheriff arrived at Tamara’s house they were greeted by two young boys. One of those young boys was Tamara’s 10-year-old son Jack. Jack had advised the sheriff that his mom had left with Bill around 9pm and had not been answering the phone since. (1/2)