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From the Houston Chronicle: The bereaved father who witnessed the death of his two young children did not murder the drunken driver who killed them, a jury here in Brazoria County decided Wednesday, a coda that ratcheted up the emotions already thought to have peaked when both sides lost loved ones.
The jury acquitted David Barajas, who faced a murder charge in the shooting death of a 20-year-old man, Jose Banda. Banda drove his Chevrolet Malibu into the children while they pushed their father's stalled Ford 250 truck on an unlit road near Alvin to their nearby house. In a fit of retaliatory rage, prosecutors argued, Barajas returned to his home, retrieved a pistol and fired away at Banda's head with revenge.
But prosecutors faced an uphill climb in erasing any reasonable doubt in jurors' minds. Police failed to produce a murder weapon linked to the killing, gunpowder residue tests on Barajas' hands were negative and no witnesses saw anything that transpired on the dark December night. Though Barajas' attorneys could not identify who else could have killed Banda, who had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit, the lawyers managed to create enough ambiguity that pushed a conviction out of reach.
The verdict opened any wounds that may have begun to heal since the 2012 deaths of Banda and Barajas' children, 11-year-old Caleb and 12-year-old David Jr.
The announcement in the courtroom simultaneously triggered claps of relief and clasps of despair as Barajas' and Banda's families reacted to the decision of the 12 jurors.
Banda's family sobbed as they filed out of the courthouse quickly. Barajas, at a news conference with his legal team and wife, also sobbed – but for very different reasons.
"A lot of weight's been lifted off my back," said Barajas, fighting with his hands in pockets to retain his composure. "I'm hurt about it. It hurt me from the beginning, on top of the hurt that I was already feeling because of my sons."  http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Jury-acquits-father-in-shooting-death-of-drunk-5716298.php
This case should never have brought to a court.  Even if the guy did it, which the DA never proved, what jury in their right mind would have convicted him?
While it is harsh to say, but the world is a better place with the murderer drunk driver without him in it.