The jury found David Hancher-Palmer guilty on one count of malicious wounding for trying to hurt the driver, 29-year-old Justin Wright, and causing the crash that killed Wright in January.

The jury also convicted Hancher-Palmer of one count of leaving the scene of the deadly crash.

But prosecutors couldn't prove Hancher-Palmer intended to hurt Wright's three passengers, and when a jury found him not guilty on three malicious assault counts, emotions erupted in the courtroom.

As a result of the verdict, Hancher-Palmer faces no consequences for the deaths of Brittney Lynn Kusic and Steven Carpenter, nor for the injuries of the only survivor, Ashley Wright, who is Justin Wright's sister.

Defense attorney Kevin Neiswonger and prosecutor Joe Barki took different sides to this tragedy, but both said they hope the families can heal.

"This was a very emotional case," said Neiswonger. "Both families involved were very emotional throughout the case. They probably needed closure and hopefully both families can move forward."

Barki said, "I feel sorry for the victims' families in this case, but hopefully everybody can get some closure at this point and try to heal a little bit and move on with their lives."

Hancher-Palmer is scheduled to be sentenced on Nov. 2. Stay with NEWS9, WTOV9.com and WTOV9.com Mobile for continuing coverage.

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