The unnamed girl's family expressed that while the sentencing of Tully brought some closure, the pain of their loss will never heal. They emphatically stated, 'We will miss our daughter. No sentence will bring her back.' Their grief and advocacy were palpable as they urged others to consider the consequences of drinking and driving, emphasizing the devastation such actions cause to families.
The court was informed that Edward Tully was driving his Bentley Continental at 56mph, exceeding the speed limit by 26mph. This reckless driving led to a tragic crash that caused the death of a 12-year-old girl and life-changing injuries to her father. After fleeing the scene, Tully turned himself in to the police, confronting the legal repercussions of his dangerous actions.
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