Sorry to crash (absolutely no pun intended). Hope they find the sumbitch
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UT Students Remember Sorority Sister Killed in Hit and Run Accident
11:48 PM Sep 25, 2006
It's been two days now since the hit and run accident that took the life of 20-year-old Morgan McCarty on the UT campus. Monday night, her sorority sisters are ready to talk about their friend and talk to the person who has yet to take responsibility for the accident.
A silent walk to the intersection of 17th and Highland for the sisters of Kappa Kappa Gama. The spot once a route to class for these girls, now decorated with flowers and a memorial site where Morgan McCarty was killed.
"It was especially good to be able to come out here our whole sorority put something here at the accident site. So when people come here they can see something did happen here, so she won't go forgotten," friend Jennifer Hendrich said.
"We have our light blue ribbons on for Morgan and Panhellenic all the different sorority are wearing them for her," friend Kelsey Gentry said.
Now Morgan's pledge sisters with her early Saturday morning just moments before the accident say her last words are giving them some closure..
"She even told us she was so happy she loved her life that gives us all some peace," friend Liz Jennings said.
But not the closure they say will bring their friend justice. Now they have a message for the person behind the wheel the night of the accident.
"Take responsibility for your actions i know its an unfortunate twist of fate for everyone involved," Jennings said. "You have to take responsibility for what you have done."
Until that time, this lantern at the memorial will burn for Morgan.
"Her life is effecting all of us and with the light still burning she's still burning in our hearts," Hendrich said.
Morgan's friends will be holding a campus wide candlelight vigil at Circle Park Wednesday night at 7:30. Anyone in the community is invited to attend.
Police are looking for a young white man with short hair, driving a white Chevy blazer with a damaged headlight. There may be more damage on the front of the vehicle.
If you have any information, call the KPD hotline at 215-7212.
here is the link to the articles that lists her affiliation
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