just lock her up and throw away the key already

She hit someone who was walking on a blind freeway exit at night wearing dark clothing.

gee its about time. Now make a long jail time more than 9 months and up to three years ,and a large fine.

and she held out ..not going to contact police for a week,,had she been drinking , any drug in her.. hey he wasn’t in the middle of the ramp, he was off to the shoulder walking , she was impaired …..or whatever .. he’s passed away ..dead

This is a Joke, Right? The 2nd felony count is a logical and separate crime from the first that has precedence and has been upheld by a Judge? Or are we just jerking peoples’ chains to scare them and wasting our government’s money? Might as well add late Library books to the list for all this “2nd” count is doing.

there is no time limit for a felony they can charge you years later she killed some one and drove away i hope she gets what she deserves and more charges

She may be taking the rap for one of her kids.

I’m willing to admit that I accidentally ran over one or two squirrels in my 48 years of driving. But, when I did, I’ll also admit that I had trouble sleeping for days after it had happened, and I’m a combat veteran. I knew I had done it, and I’m only talking about a squirrel. Senser hit something a lot larger than a squirrel, did serious damage to her fancy car, didn’t so much as slow down, or stop (she admits), to she what she had hit, then waited for days while she gathered her composer with the help of a fancy legal team (come on, they all knew what she did, she knew what she did. It’s either that or she’s one simple minded individual). Then, as I understand it, she went to the police and refused to talk about it. If Mrs. Joe Blow, not Mrs. Joe Senser, had done this, I truly believe that a just and proper legal consequence would have occurred. I’m not stupid, and I believe that the majority of the general public have basic common sense, and can see really happened, what Senser really did, was clearly, and purposely, avoided any timely drug or alcohol testing. Sorry, to me that doesn’t smell right. Nothing smells right about this deal. I also know that if I frequented the family owned business, their Bar, I’d would now have, and for always have, a real problem giving them any more of my business. I’d hate to think that any profits they might make off of my patronage might be going to the Senser’s defense team. I’m not willing, in any way, to help Senser dodge her legal liability. It’s plain to most reasonable people that she did some kind of crime…..she needs to do some kind of time. I’m curious to see how creative the Sener’s are when it comes to proper restitution to the family of the man she killed. After all, that’s all that family has left after what she took from them.

A picture is worth a thousand words and those eyes say it all: She is a high-maintenance nut.

So there’s another charge…good…and if prosecutors find another violation of a law they should charge her again. You talk about the prosecutors getting off on “abusing people”. Sven, she KILLED SOMEONE, what category or level of abuse would you call that?

Another example of how the top 1% are treated compared to the rest of us 99%. Where are these law books for this 1%? Can anyone read them?
There will be another hit and run with alcohol involved and we will see how that person is treated. I don’t think the 99% will forget. Please don’t tell me the law treats everyone the same EVER!

covering for your kid gets you/her nowhere

There are four women that were 100% responsible for my son’s death that were never charged. They lied to police and there were no credible witnesses or surveillance cameras in the workplace. No justice here–at least Amy Senser is being held accountable for her crimes.

This poor woman, I wish nothing but the best for you Amy, we all make mistakes.

Yeah, it’s the prosecutor that’s abusing the system?!? You must be a Senser family member. Talk about delusional; I bet the she murdered wish she had only ‘abused’ him. You are a sick person. I hope she fries.

Yes Tom, we all make mistakes. Your making one right now thinking that she is “this poor woman”. Oops, you made another mistake by wishing her “nothing but the best”. Yup, we all make mistakes.

Everyone here is so convinced of what happened. In reading the comments she was impaired and fled. So what if she was not even driving the vehicle? What if she was, but not impaired. Did you all know it is a crime to run out of gas on the freeway, so he died while comitting a crime. Everyone here seems to want to crucify the rich white woman, but no one is giving responsibility to the poor minority for his actions. Why was his car not farther off of the road? Why did he not call for assistance so the scene was well lit and safe? Why did he not flag down another car to block for him while he fueled his car? Why did he not push or have his car towed to a safer spot? He is dead and that is very sad, two families are ripped apart, but while you are judging Ms. Sensor, please understand that IF it was her driving and IF she was impaired, he still owns the fact that he never should have been there in the first place.

If you’re the REAL Denny Hecker, I know I’m going to hate myself for saying this, but I actually agree with part of what you are saying. I hope she not only resides nearby you, I hope resides WITH you. I think the two of you would have a lot in common. Denny, watch out what you wish for!!

It wasn’t even her that hit him. The story is she’s covering up for her drunk kid. What a waste of human skin. Hopefully she kills herself and the rest of her family.

Judgement – that right there says it all.
Why don’t you walk on some gravel road around me and ….. well, what can I say.

To people on here who are slamming me regarding the death of my son–you do not know the real story. It is up to the media (tv and newspapers) to inform the public. If they fail to give a subject adequate coverage then the public is ill-informed and in the dark. I am just trying to tell his story and bring truth to what really happened and fight for legislation that would prevent the same thing from happening to others.

My understanding is that Amy Sensor was following the advice of her lawyer and the lawyer was the one in contact with the police. I have also read that it was in a construction zone and she thought she had hit an orange barrel. Before she is condemned by the public, maybe the legal process can happen. All I know is what I have read/seen in various new items. I cannot make an informed judgement until all the facts are revealed. I also do not think she is being treated any different than anyone else that does not have a record and can afford bail and a lawyer.

Sven, the press does not get contacted. Charges are public record and the press serches them daily.

not sayin she is but the only people i’ve ever seen looking like that has been people on crack….and dont think people of wealth and stature dont do it because plenty of them do…….and she thought she hit an “orange barrel”?, LOL, she could disseminate the color but not the fact that it was A PERSON?, i’m not fallin for that one—-i submit that she KNEW EXACTLY what she hit and that is why she ran.

What a mess. If I were her i would change my name. Yes, she can afford one of the best defense attorney’s in Minnesota. Too bad we all cannot afford the best attorney’s when we need them.