Thread: Deaths of local hospice nurse and her 11 yr. old daughter

A heartbreaking, sickening loss in the Kansas City area on this Fourth of July - A local hospice nurse and her 11 yr. old daughter were killed instantly by an illegal alien drunk driver going the wrong way on I-435. "Involuntary Manslaughter".......If a foreign invader kills American citizens, on American soil...Isn't that considered an act of war?

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Thousands of innocent Americans die at the hands of illegals!

And it's got to stop, you should send this article to Obama see what he says about it!

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"Hell let's all send this article to him!"

Identity of accused drunk driver charged in double-fatal wrong-way crash still unclear

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Posted: 07/05/2011

By: Aaron Heintzelman

KANSAS CITY, Missouri - He’s been charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter, but prosecutors say the identity of the driver who killed a Belton woman and her young daughter in a wrong-way crash Monday remains unclear.

When police and emergency crews arrived to a crash scene in the northbound lanes of Interstate 435 near Blue Parkway just after 8:30 a.m. Monday, they pulled a man who identified himself as 18-year-old Felix Solano-Gallardo out of a white Mercury Mountaineer.

Investigators say he had been driving the wrong way on Interstate 70 before heading south in the northbound lanes of I-435, where he struck a white Chevy Impala head-on.

The occupants of that vehicle, 44-year-old Diana Bronson and her 11-year-old daughter Anna, were pronounced dead at the scene.

RELATED | Dad: Not first crash for wife & child

The driver of the Mountaineer was transported to an area hospital with non life-threatening injuries. Two hours after the wreck, police said, his blood alcohol content registered at .185.

According to court documents, he was carrying two Estados Unidos Mexicanos identification cards bearing the name of a 23-year-old Luis Solano Barrera, but each card had a different picture on it.

Police say a check of the Mountaineer’s registration revealed nobody at the address listed knew anything about a Felix Solano-Gallardo or Luis Solano Barerrera or the vehicle.

Further attempts to confirm his identity have been unsuccessful, authorities said. In court documents, investigators said he appears not be legally in the country.

The suspect, who authorities are calling Felix Solano-Gallardo, was being held on a $500,000 bond. It was not immediately clear when he would first appear in court.

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Horrible!!

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Thanks Gypsy...

Another truely sad tale (not like illegal alien sob stories of how their home countries suck) of Americans being victimized by Illegal aliens. Of course Dicky Durbin wouldnt have the family of the victims visit DC to tell their story. They were just expendable Americans to the Democrats...

From the link:


Identity of accused drunk driver charged in double-fatal wrong-way crash still unclear

Posted: 07/05/2011
By: Aaron Heintzelman

KANSAS CITY, Missouri - He’s been charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter, but prosecutors say the identity of the driver who killed a Belton woman and her young daughter in a wrong-way crash Monday remains unclear.

When police and emergency crews arrived to a crash scene in the northbound lanes of Interstate 435 near Blue Parkway just after 8:30 a.m. Monday, they pulled a man who identified himself as 18-year-old Felix Solano-Gallardo out of a white Mercury Mountaineer.

Investigators say he had been driving the wrong way on Interstate 70 before heading south in the northbound lanes of I-435, where he struck a white Chevy Impala head-on.

The occupants of that vehicle, 44-year-old Diana Bronson and her 11-year-old daughter Anna, were pronounced dead at the scene.

RELATED | Dad: Not first crash for wife & child

The driver of the Mountaineer was transported to an area hospital with non life-threatening injuries. Two hours after the wreck, police said, his blood alcohol content registered at .185.

According to court documents, he was carrying two Estados Unidos Mexicanos identification cards bearing the name of a 23-year-old Luis Solano Barrera, but each card had a different picture on it.

Police say a check of the Mountaineer’s registration revealed nobody at the address listed knew anything about a Felix Solano-Gallardo or Luis Solano Barerrera or the vehicle.

Further attempts to confirm his identity have been unsuccessful, authorities said. In court documents, investigators said he appears not be legally in the country.

The suspect, who authorities are calling Felix Solano-Gallardo, was being held on a $500,000 bond. It was not immediately clear when he would first appear in court.

Immigration question compounds I-435 tragedy

By MARY SANCHEZ
The Kansas City Star

What kind of a reckless fool is hideously drunk and driving at 8:30 a.m.?

The kind that drove at least 14 miles the wrong way on Interstates 435 and 70 before a fatal crash that killed a Belton mother and her 11-year-old daughter, police and prosecutors believe.

So drunk, that two hours after the Monday wreck the driver was still twice the legal limit.

But the clincher for many people — the driver is probably an illegal immigrant.

Felix Solano-Gallardo is the name charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the case of Diane K. Bronson and Anna Bronson.

As he invoked his right to counsel and is still hospitalized, that’s all that is known — assuming that’s his real name.

The 18-year-old was carrying two Mexican identification cards. Each listed a different name from the one given police and different photos.

Rest assured, if he’s not supposed to be in the United States, deportation is in his future, as well as serious prison time.

Kansas City police do not routinely check people’s immigration status. But don’t misconstrue that to mean that police do not work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. In many arrests, they are notified immediately.

Like anyone, if illegal immigrants commit a violent crime, they are charged, have their day in court, sentenced and imprisoned. They just never get paroled. Instead, federal immigration has jurisdiction, can take custody and deport.

If the home country is Mexico, officials there are informed of deportees, and they check to see if the person is wanted for a serious crime there. If so, that can mean time in Mexican jails, too.

Some note that mother and daughter would be alive if Solano-Gallardo had not entered our country. True.

But his actions aren’t illustrative of the broader point many might wish to assert; a higher inclination toward crime among illegal immigrants.

If you want to find a drunken driver, a robber, someone who will commit a violent crime, your best statistical bet is a U.S.-born person. Crime studies consistently find the native-born are more likely to commit crime — not immigrants, legal and illegal.

Peel away the emotion — difficult in a case like this — and logic shows why.

The vast majority of immigrants arrive for work, to unite with family. They try to avoid deportation, not court it.

But as these two preventable deaths probably will eventually illustrate, if an illegal immigrant causes the death of others, deportation is in his future.

In this case, I hope after a long, grueling prison sentence.

To reach Mary Sanchez, call 816-234-4752 or send email to msanchez@kcstar.com.
Posted on Wed, Jul. 06, 2011 10:43 PM

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If you want to find a drunken driver, a robber, someone who will commit a violent crime, your best statistical bet is a U.S.-born person. Crime studies consistently find the native-born are more likely to commit crime — not immigrants, legal and illegal.

I agree and disagree with this point. IMO illegals find once they are here nothing is going to happen to them. They play the system, and the more benefits they get the more "untouchable" they begin to feel. In cases like this their refusal to "assimilate" and learn English works against US! In every State I drive thru if you try to go the wrong way on an exit there are clearly marked signs saying WRONG WAY, being drunk didn't help matters but he probably couldn't read the signs sober!

"If you want to find a drunken driver, a robber, someone who will commit a violent crime, your best statistical bet is a U.S.-born person. Crime studies consistently find the native-born are more likely to commit crime — not immigrants, legal and illegal."


How would we know? Crime statistics group all hispanics as "white" in this country - we don't have the data that tells us what Marie Sanchez is trying to claim. Let's stop grouping hispanic with "white" and take a true look at the crime impact. I bet it tells a different story than what Marie Sanchez tells us.

If you want to find a drunken driver, a robber, someone who will commit a violent crime, your best statistical bet is a U.S.-born person. Crime studies consistently find the native-born are more likely to commit crime — not immigrants, legal and illegal.

It's a moot point anyway, drugged up in an effort to minimize the reckless and criminal actions of illegal invaders. Every society will have those who unfortunately commit criminal acts, including America.

Having Americans who commit crime does not provide an excuse or justification for the hordes of illegal invaders, breaking into this country and committing similar acts; like the invader apologists would have us believe.

Statistically speaking, illegal invaders are far more likely to commit these types of crimes given the amount of crimes committed as compared to their overall numbers in this country.