Veronica Bowman Obituary, Death – A man who was involved in a fatal DUI accident in 2021 and pleaded guilty found out that he will serve a prison sentence of more than ten years. On Wednesday, in Woodford County, the relatives of the victim shared their thoughts and feelings over the tragedy with the judge as well as the individual responsible for it. It has been close to three years since the fatal car accident that took the life of Nathan Bowman on Kentucky 169 in Woodford County.
The tears haven’t stopped falling for his family yet. “The day you drove, you took my children’s innocence, and you changed their life completely,” said Nathan Bowman’s ex-wife, Lindsey Bowman. “My children will never be the same.” On Wednesday, Lindsey Bowman and several other family members confronted Wesley Huff, the individual who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the collision that resulted in the death of Nathan Bowman,
in a courtroom located in Woodford County. “My son was slain as a result of the choice you made on January 28, 2021. It is impossible for him to reverse his decision and travel back in time. It is completed. “However, he is responsible for the choice that he made at that time, and he can be held accountable for it,” said Veronica Bowman, Nathan Bowman’s mother.
Huff entered a guilty plea to the charges of homicide, wanton endangerment, and driving under the influence of alcohol. As a result of the charges, the judge handed him a cumulative term of fifteen years in jail. The attorney for Huff told the judge that she does not permit her clients to speak in court, but that her client expresses regret for what took place.
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