The Brief
- Chase Jones faced sentencing for a crash that killed four in Renton on Friday.
- Family members gave emotional testimony in court, sharing their ongoing grief and unimaginable loss.
- Victims in the crash included a mother and three children; two other children were badly injured.
KENT, Wash. – One by one, grieving family members stepped forward Friday to share the heartbreak left behind after a devastating crash that killed a mother and three children in Renton.
Their emotional testimony came just hours before 19-year-old Chase Jones was scheduled to be sentenced for the March 2024 crash that changed their lives forever.
Jones was driving 112 miles per hour in a 40 mph zone when he slammed into the victims’ van, killing Andrea Hudson, 38, and three children: 13-year-old Matilda Wilcoxson, 12-year-old Eloise Wilcoxson and 12-year-old Boyd “Buster” Brown.
Families speak through tears
What they’re saying:…