The man who caused the fatal Christmas Day crash near Syracuse that killed a mother and her son has admitted that he indeed caused it.
27-year-old Mickgomery Hisey pleaded guilty earlier this week to two Level 5 felonies of driving a vehicle while intoxicated and causing death. The Goshen News reports he also pleaded guilty to two Level 6 felonies of driving a vehicle while intoxicated and causing serious bodily injury.
He made the admission after coming to a plea agreement with prosecutors. Under terms of the agreement, Hisey will serve between eight and 14 years in prison, with anything beyond that to be served as probation.
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In addition, he also agreed to have his driver’s license suspended for 12 years and will commit to a zero tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol, including attending a substance abuse evaluation and random drug testing during probation. He will also pay restitution to the Conrad family.
61-year-old Kim Conrad and her son, 32-year-old Stephen Conrad II were killed Christmas night at the intersection of Syracuse/Webster Road and C.R. 1200, which is known to local as “Crazy Corners.”