Justice for 2010 Triple Fatal Drunk Driving Case: Families Seek Extradition from Nepal
KHOU 11January 22, 20262 min637 views
13 connectionsΒ·14 entities in this videoβThe 2010 Tragedy
- π In July 2010, 13-year-olds Avianka Cortez and Detriana Davis, and 17-year-old Rashonda Riley were killed when a drunk driver ran a red light.
- π The crash occurred along Highway 59 and the Sam Houston tollway, involving a vehicle the girls were in.
- π A fourth girl, suffering from survivor's guilt, died by suicide a month later.
The Suspect and Extradition Efforts
- βοΈ The suspect, Sean Tilmachina, is charged with three counts of intoxication manslaughter and three counts of manslaughter.
- π He fled the US to his native Nepal before charges were filed and has remained free for over 15 years.
- π£οΈ District Attorney Shawn Tier is urging the public to contact lawmakers to pressure the US and Nepalese governments for extradition.
- π« Communication with Nepal regarding extradition efforts in 2018 abruptly stopped.
Families' Plea for Closure
- π―οΈ Grieving families are leaning on hope and assistance from the District Attorney's office and Crime Stoppers to push for justice.
- π€ The families have bonded through shared grief, love, and hope, seeking closure for the lives tragically taken.
- π’ Crime Stoppers of Houston has joined the victims' families to put a renewed focus on the case and their plea for accountability.
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Drunk DrivingHit and RunTriple Fatal CrashVictims' FamiliesCrime StoppersExtraditionNepalJusticeAccountabilityManslaughter
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