Family calls proposed sentence in ASU triathlete’s death ‘pathetic’

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The family of 26-year-old Hannah Henry, a two-time NCAA national champion and former triathlete at ASU, says the proposed 10-year prison sentence for the driver who killed her is “pathetic.” A judge is set to decide whether the sentence stands.

Eric Hodge was driving high on fentanyl when he hit Henry as she rode her bike earlier this year. Hodge pleaded guilty to manslaughter and leaving the scene of a fatal accident.

Family remembers Hannah Henry

Henry’s father, Sean Henry, and her mother, Della Doore, raised the triathlete who was a two-time NCAA national champion…

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