Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News now. A silver SUV slams into an Amish buggy on a quiet road, Fillmore County, Minnesota. Four children are inside. The crash is brutal. When the smell of burning rubber subsides, two of the children, seven-year-old Wilma Miller, 11-year-old Irma Miller, are dead. The other two, nine and

13, barely hanging on, rushed to St. Mary's Hospital with serious injuries. Not long after,

a text from the alleged DUI driver goes out to her boss, quote, I effed up. I just killed

two Amish people. They were kids. The sender, Samantha Joe Peterson.

Nancy, Samantha Joe texted her boss looking for fellow employee and her twin sister, Sarah Beth.

Samantha hysterically tells Sarah she's going to jail. She isn't sober. Sarah Beth immediately

rushes to the scene and brings her sister a similar change of clothes,

so by the time cops arrive, the two women are nearly indistinguishable.

Sarah Beth tells cops she was the driver, but cell phone data proves Samantha was the only one in the area at the time of the crash.

Sarah Beth Peterson pleads guilty to two charges of criminal vehicular operation

for her part in the cover-up. Somehow, Sarah avoids jail, but Samantha Joe Peterson faces

trial on 17 counts, including vehicular homicide. Banks County, Georgia, DUI offenders now face an unusual penalty. Before their

sentence is complete, they must buy a new car seat for a family in need. The new policy

applies to anyone convicted of DUI or reckless driving. Offenders must buy a brand new car

seat still in the box and deliver it in person to the Banks County

Probate Court. The sheriff's office will then distribute them to families who need them.

Judge Cameron Boswell says we found a way to provide the need without burdening the taxpayers.

Sheriff Carlton Speed says it ensures child safety while enforcing personal responsibility.

Officials believe the program will make a lasting impact, and I agree.

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