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Frederick Russell enters a Whitman County courtroom in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 to be sentenced for his convictions on vehicular homicide. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Frederick Russell sits with his attorney in a Whitman County courtroom in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 after being sentenced for his convictions on vehicular homicide. Behind him are two survivors of the accident that killed three WSU students in 2001. Back left is Kara Eichelsdoerfer and immediately behind Russell is John "Matt" Wagner. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Frederick Russell listens in a Whitman County courtroom in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 as he is sentenced for his convictions on vehicular homicide. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Kara Eichelsdoerfer turns to address Frederick Russell Wednesday January 2, 2008 in Whitman County Superior Court in Colfax during the sentencing on Russells' vehicular homicide and assault convictions. "I am in constant pain every day because of what you did ." she said. Kara suffered extensive injuries in the wreck that killed three WSU students in 2001. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Karen Overacker (right) is hugged in the hallway outside of Whitman County Superior Court Wednesday January 2, 2008 after the sentencing of Fredrick Russell on vehicular homicide and assault. Overacker lost her son Brandon who was killed in the 2001 wreck. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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John "Matt" Wagner turns to address Frederick Russell Wednesday January 2, 2008 in Whitman County Superior Court in Colfax during the sentencing on Russells' vehicular homicide and assault convictions. "I just want to hear you say you are sorry", said Wagner. He survived the crash that killed three WSU students in 2001 and for which Russell was sentenced to 171 months in prison. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Frederick Russell turns to address the families of victims in the Whitman County Superior Court of Judge David Frazier in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 . Russell was sentenced to 171 months for his convictions on vehicular homicide and assault. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Linda Russell, mother of Frederick Russell, listens as Whitman County Superior Court Judge David Frazier sentences her son Frederick Russell in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 for his convictions on vehicular homicide and assault. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Kristi Ceder (left) Cindy Fulton ( center ) and Jim Fulton listen as Whitman County Superior Court Judge David Frazier sentences Frederick Russell in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 for his convictions on vehicular homicide and assault. The Fultons daughter was killed in the wreck. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Frederick Russell ( left ) sits with his attorney as the Whitman County Superior Courtroom empties after his sentencing on vehicular homicide and assault Wednesday January 2, 2008. He was given 171 months for the wreck that killed three WSU students in 2001. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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Whitman County Superior Court Judge David Frazier addresses Frederick Russell Wednesday January 2, 2008 in Colfax Washington as he sentences him to 171 months for his convictions on vehicular homicide and vehicular assault. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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A phone is held by attorney Francis Duarte to the micophone in Whitman County Superior Court as Judge David Frazier sentences Frederick Russell in Colfax Wednesday January 2, 2008 for his convictions on vehicular homicide and assault. The woman Russell lived with in Ireland called from overseas to give testimony during the sentencing. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
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