The debts of drunk driving are never fulfilled. That is exactly the case for the Neville-Lake family.
The father of three children that were killed by a drunk driver Vaughan in September 2015, has died by suicide.
The lives of Daniel (9 yrs old), Harrison (5 yrs old), and little sister Milly (2 yrs old), along with the children’s grandfather, Gary Neville who was 65 years old, were taken by drunk driver Marco Muzzo.
Muzzo pleaded guilty to four counts of impaired driving causing death, plus another two for impaired driving causing bodily harm. Muzzo was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2016. He was granted full parole in February 2021 with restrictions including; not living in York Region where the crash happened and in Brampton where the Neville-Lakes live as well as not to engaging with the victims families.
During the sentencing hearing for the accused, Edward said in a statement that he had suffered from suicidal thoughts along with intense anxiety since the crash and deaths of his family, and the loss has affected his marriage.
It was on Monday night that the mother, Jennifer, posted on Twitter a picture of her children with the caption;
“The eyes he shared with Harry are closed forever. Daniel’s curls will never shine in the sunlight again. I will never see Milly’s shy smile creep across his lips anymore. My children’s father, Edward Lake, has joined our kids so they can play together, forever. Mahal kita, Edward.”
The eyes he shared with Harry are forever closed
Daniel’s curls will never shine in the sunlight again
I will never see Milly’s shy smile creep across his lips anymore
My children’s father, Edward Lake, has joined our kids so they can play together, forever.Mahal kita, Edward. pic.twitter.com/4nHREvd9Xe
— Jenn Neville-Lake (@isda1979) June 21, 2022
It was on Father’s Day that Jennifer shared a post across social media with a photo of their children’s grave and a message: “Father’s Day 2022. This shouldn’t be real. It can’t be.”
Father’s Day 2022
This shouldn’t be real
It can’t be pic.twitter.com/ODeHE12cJF— Jenn Neville-Lake (@isda1979) June 20, 2022