Fifty-five-year-old Dave Muslovski, of Youngstown, Ohio, was on the road to health and nearing retirement– things were looking up.
Muslovski wanted to get into shape and lose some weight. Â He began walking 9 miles each morning and then 9 miles again at night. Â In total, he walked 6 hours a day.
The exercise paid off, and Muslovski lost 165 pounds in 9 months.
On June 17, 2010, Muslovski set out at dawn for his 9 mile walk. Â He was wearing a bright neon green shirt with reflective stripes down the side, so that he could be easily seen.
At that same time, 19-year-old Whitney Yaeger was texting and driving. Â She went off the road and struck Muslovski. Â The injuries he sustained were fatal.
Yaeger admitted to looking down at her phone for at least 10 seconds.
Yaeger pleaded no-contest to  vehicular homicide and was sentenced to 45 days in jail.
Muslovski’s family is unsatisfied with the punishment. Â Do you think the punishment fits the crime?
Source
Ebaum’s World