Murray keeps her daughter's room the way it was before she was killed and often sits among the toys and pictures, telling her "I love you." The toddler's mother, Ling Murray, was not in the audience, but she said in a letter read to the judge that Dunaway "turned our life from sunshine to darkness." As part of her community service, she will speak to high school students and others about the perils of distracted driving.ĭunaway, who was a star volleyball player at Petaluma HighSchool, is no longer on SSU's volleyball team, said her lawyer, Chris Andrian.īefore Dunaway was sentenced members of the Murray family spoke about the emotional and physical pain they suffered from the Dec. 27.ĭeMeo said Dunaway would be permitted to attend college classes and could serve home confinement on weekends and during holidays.
She was ordered to turn herself in to the jail on Dec. "If there was anything I could do to take back what happened here, to take away the pain, I would do it," Dunaway said in a tearful apology to Murray family members gathered for the sentencing.ĭunaway, who was free on bail, left the courtroom without further comment. The punishment came during an emotional hearing for Dunaway, who pleaded no contest to misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in the death of 2-year-old Calli Murray.
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Kaitlyn Elisabeth Dunaway also was ordered by Judge Bradford DeMeo to serve 115 days on electronic home confinement, perform 200 hours of community service and surrender her driver's license for one year.
A 19-year Sonoma State University student who killed a toddler and injured her mother when she hit them in a Rohnert Park crosswalk while texting and driving was sentenced Wednesday to five days in jail.
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