sanford maine woman kills man at little league game

McCann said her family struggled for 44 years over the unsolved killing of Carolee until a tip led Parkhurst to confess in 2013, telling police he was behind the wheel of the 1962 Buick that cut the little girl down in Fulton, New York. “I am overwhelmed by it all,” the girl’s sister, Darlene Ashby McCann told the Portland Press-Herald. “He left us all these years with nothing, not even an ‘I’m sorry.'” Witnesses said Parkhurst – a grandfather who told cops he was behind the wheel of a car that fatally struck little Carolee Ashby in New York in 1968 – tried to shut a gate to stop the crazed driver, but was hit and killed.Ĭarolee’s family said the irony of his death was lost on no one.

NJ bus monitor was on cellphone as 6-year-old special needs student was strangled by own seatbelt: authoritiesĪ Vietnam veteran who “gave his life” while trying to save others as a car sped through a youth baseball game in Maine had previously confessed to being on the other side of the wheel of a deadly accident – a decades-old hit-and-run that left a 4-year-old girl dead, police said.ĭouglas Parkhurst was killed trying to shield the kids when Carol Sharrow, 51, mowed him down after driving onto the field at Goodall Park in Sanford on Friday during the fifth inning of a Babe Ruth League game, cops and witnesses said. Man charged with manslaughter over partner’s heroin death NJ girl, 6, 'struggled violently' while being strangled in front of school bus monitor ‘Preppy Killer’ released from prison, may have GF waiting for him: 'Don't know if it's loyalty or love'

Sanford maine woman kills man at little league game