Minnesota Woman's Attempt to Shift Blame in Fatal Amish Buggy Crash Leads to Charges
TL;DR
Sarah Petersen, who initially tried to take the blame for her twin sister Samantha in the fatal Amish buggy crash, is now facing charges including criminal vehicular homicide and aiding an offender. Samantha, found with drugs in her system, was driving the SUV that rear-ended the buggy, resulting in the deaths of two children and injuries to two others. Both sisters have since moved out of Fillmore County and now reside in Kellogg.
- Twin sister who tried to take fall in fatal Amish buggy crash also charged KTTC
- Woman Who Caused Fatal Buggy Crash Tried to Have Twin Take Blame, Authorities Say The New York Times
- Driver charged in fatal Amish buggy crash tried to have twin sister take fall Alaska's News Source
- Charges: Minnesota woman tried to blame identical twin for crash that killed 2 children in Amish buggy St. Paul Pioneer Press
- Woman was high on meth when she struck Amish buggy CBS News
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