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Rot in jail, Gallo.

and rots in prison.

All of a sudden I’m filled with grief again RIP Nick, Courtney and Henry.

SOB

Don’t drive drunk, y’all. We’ve probably all done it at least once and you know you all felt stupid afterwards for doing that shit…

Be safe! Be smart!

i hope the fucker got the death penalty but oh well.

Prison will be hard for him. Hope he is surrounded by Angel Fans in prison.

Gallo i hope you get raped every night until you die

It really is. I do not think that reckless drinking behavior is treated harshly enough in our society, and I appreciate that the jurors on this case have removed a dangerous man from our streets, at least for the time being. He killed three people despite knowing what could happen, despite not having a license, despite previous court warnings about what his behavior could lead to. It’s unfortunate he could not control himself. Now the people will do that for him.

I want to be angry, but I’m really just sad. We lost a shining star, and two parents lost their only child. Two other innocent lives were also lost, and the one that was saved was only spared by nothing shy or a miracle. How can I be angry when all I lost was a player to praise or criticize?

I hope this helps provide closure, but it will always hurt just the same.

At least something has gone right this year, I hope this drunken killer gets life!

Cab fare is never a fare too high to pay to keep from killing someone on your way home people, please drink responsibly.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/09/verdict-in-death-of-nick-adenhart-.html
One other tidbit in this article that did not appear in the OCR article:

He always made sure he had a designated driver, and in the hours before the crash it was Rivera, his designated driver, who pushed him to drink, she said.

When the crash happened, Goodman argued, Gallo and Rivera were so intoxicated that it is possible Rivera was actually the driver. She conceded that it was unlikely and said Gallo didn’t want her to argue the point.

Looks like Gallo’s lawyer tried to throw everything against the wall to see if it would stick including blaming it on his stepbrother, the non-driving designated driver.

Helps that Goodman pretty much jumped the shark in closing arguments, including throwing in arguments that were already held inadmissible…that and Gallo wasn’t really the driver? Really? I understand that the defense can ethically hold the prosecutor to her burden of beyond a reasonable doubt on every charge, but really—it’s hard to do this when you’ve basically already conceded the point earlier in the trial.

It’s sad that the rest of Gallo’s life will be spent in jail after making an incredibly stupid decision. But that’s just it—Gallo knew what the consequences were and behaved as he did with conscious disregard for those consequences. It’s time he faced the music.

I’m saddened, but all the same very glad, that he will have to own up to what he did for at least the next 55 years.

Now if only sentencing didn’t have to wait for another 2.5. months…

Another juror, Dennis Rooney, 52, an event-planner from Laguna Niguel, said most jury members were ready to convict Gallo on Friday. He held out over the weekend, he said, to think through whether Gallo acted with “willful and conscious disregard” – the standard for a conviction.

What made the difference, Rooney said, was a videotaped police interview in which Gallo said he doesn’t like to drink shots of liquor because they have a strong effect on him. The night of the crash, Gallo repeatedly drank shots with his stepbrother. To Rooney, that indicated that Gallo knew what he was doing. He voted for conviction Monday.

and if they were at the trial? Just wondering, of course I don’t think it makes any difference in his case, but I couldn’t help feeling really badly for his mom and dad.

And may Gallo be strapped to the chair.