WOBURN, MA : Widow calls for consequences in fatal crash on Wednesday, 11th July 2018

The heartbroken widow of a Bedford man killed by an alleged drug user -- minutes after being stopped by a trooper -- called on state police and other authorities yesterday to do right by her fatherless kids and get to the bottom of what happened.

"They need to be held accountable," Alexis Weisz said outside Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, where the accused, Lynn DeWolfe, of Tyngsboro, pleaded not guilty to motor vehicle homicide in connection with the tragedy last summer on Interstate 95 in Reading.

"Everybody makes mistakes and I get that," Weisz said with tears in her eyes. "But when a mistake causes someone to die, there needs to be consequences."

Former Attorney General Thomas Reilly is handling the probe of police procedure launched in May by State Police Col. Kerry Gilpin. Department spokesman David Procopio said Tuesday that the investigation is ongoing.


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