Ophadell Williams (pictured), the driver who crashed a bus on the I-95 last year, killing 15 passengers, is sharing his feelings on being acquitted on manslaughter charges.
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In an exclusive interview with the New York Daily News Monday, Williams (pictured) said, “It hurts. Every day I live with it. I ask myself, Should I have passed away with them?”
Returning from a Connecticut Mohegan Sun Casino last March, the World Wide Tours bus Williams commandeered struck a guard rail before landing on its side and hitting a signpost that sliced its top open.
Fifteen people we killed in the accident.
Prosecutors charged Williams with manslaughter, arguing that he had been driving while sleep-deprived, a condition supposedly on par with driving under the influence.
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