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ed giving talks to schools three years ago.
She was invited to give two backto-back assemblies at RCHS, because all the students can't fit into the auditorium at once, but she declined, saying, "It's too draining to do it twice in one afternoon. I'd rather come back."
So after talking to the juniors and seniors on Sept. 13, she again drove from her office in Vienna to address the 8th, 9th and 10th graders last Thursday. As before, she buttressed her story by showing a videotaped news clip of the crash, complete with her flattened car and interviews with grief-stricken friends of Justin’s.
As happened on the first visit, the students fell dead silent during her account, except for quiet sniffles in the audience, especially among the females.
But "the guys were choked up too, because most of the time they're the' ones doing the drinking," said junior Jason Baldwin. "It helped us a lot to hear it from her — [she] killed someone. We had sympathy for her; we’ll remember what she said."
The juniors and seniors gave Kari a standing ovation, which added to Kari's overwrought feelings. "It’s the first standing ovation I've ever had,"
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