Accused Brooklyn Crash Killer: “It Was an Accident”
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New York Post – A Brooklyn man accused in the horrific hit-and-run crash that killed an Orthodox Jewish couple and their unborn child is still avoiding his role in the crash, continuing to call their deaths an “accident,” according a new report.
“I can’t bring ’em back, it was an accident,” Julio Acevedo told WABC in a jailhouse interview. “I apologize deeply.”
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