From FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · David Sentendrey · · 1m 10s
Driver hit 82 mph before crash killing two SMU grads
Dallas woman charged with manslaughter after speeding 82 mph in crash that killed two recent SMU graduates.
In brief
Dallas woman charged with manslaughter after speeding 82 mph in crash that killed two recent SMU graduates. 22-year-old Aldrea Rogers faces two counts of manslaughter for driving 82 mph over speed limit on Garland Road, killing two recent SMU graduates. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
Arrest affidavit details
Dallas police arrested 22-year-old aldrea rogers on october 6 for two counts of manslaughter after she drove 82 mph in crash that killed two recent smu graduates.
Crash timeline
Harris and duren were killed when rogers' vehicle struck harris' toyota prius on garland road as harris turned left from knob oak drive.
Speeding violation
Rogers was driving 82 mph prior to crash on garland road where speed limit was 35 mph, nearly 50 mph over.
Victims and survivors
Julian harris and madison duren, two recent smu graduates, died in crash; rogers' two children survived.
Friends' reaction
Friends called the deaths 'incomprehensible and bizarre' after harris and duren were killed in car crash.
“To me, it’s been incomprehensible and bizarre that Julian and [Madison] died to begin with.”
Next steps
Rogers remains jailed on $500,000 bond; memorial service for victims scheduled for october 31 at smu.
Here's the gist
22-year-old Aldrea Rogers faces two counts of manslaughter for driving 82 mph over speed limit on Garland Road, killing two recent SMU graduates.
