From SantaFeNewMexican.com
After two years in jail and seven days in court, Scott Owens, 29, had tears in his eyes as he walked out of a Santa Fe courtroom a free man on Tuesday. A jury found him not guilty on all counts after a day and a half of deliberations following an emotional week-long vehicular-homicide trial.
His silence, while echoed by the jurors and attorneys after the verdict was read, wasn’t shared by all.
“They said not guilty, he was drunk. … He killed four kids, maimed another kid, tortured a bunch of other kids,” said John Simmons, the father of 15-year-old Rose Simmons, the Monte del Sol student killed in the crash. “So what can I say?” …..MORE

From KRQE
SANTA FE, NM  – The man, who admits he was drunk the night he collided with a car full of teens, killing four of them, was found not guilty Tuesday.
After a seven-day trial and 13 hours of deliberating the jury reached a verdict Tuesday evening.
“We find the defendant not guilty as charged in count one,” District Court Judge Michael Vigil read the verdict. When he was done Owens found out he was not guilty on all five
counts…..MORE