The You just don't get it.

You just don't get it.

It's obvious to me that you feel justified.

You don't take any responsibility for the outcome of your actions.

I think you really could possibly do the same thing again.

Those were the words of a Washington County judge spoken to the defendant in a courtroom

earlier this year.

This was the last thing the defendant heard before finding out their sentence.

And it was a sentence that they would receive for tearing apart a dozen young lives and

leaving one person dead.

Kaelin Gillis was born on February 23, 2003, and grew up

in Schullerville, New York. She had just graduated from high school where she'd been a flyer on the

high school cheerleading team and was on her way to college. She was just about to head out on the

trip from New York to Florida to study to become a marine biologist,

when she was invited out to one last party. Kaelin agreed to go, and she, in a group of friends,

piled into their cars and took off towards the small town of Hebron, New York. One friend was on

their motorbike, leaving the rest to split up between the two remaining cars.

Kalyn was in the passenger seat of her boyfriend's SUV, and she was one of the people trying to figure out if they were actually heading in the right direction.

As it turns out, cell phone coverage and street signs are in short supply in Hebron,

and those vehicles full of young people about to head off

to college slowly drove down the dark and rural roads. They made a wrong turn. This was the

fateful turn that would forever change their lives, and it was a turn that none of them would

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