A son is demanding justice after his mother was killed in a wrong-way crash on I-280 in Woodside last weekend.
The 14-year-old boy survived the crash, but has been in critical condition ever since.Anatole said that Eden Palmer was the rock of the family. She was a dedicated volunteer and a rockstar in the fashion industry.
“The positivity and love that she spread unconditionally, that was her motto will continue to be spread through those who knew and loved her,” Anatole said. Martin was arraigned Thursday as the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office filed vehicular manslaughter while being under the influence of drugs.
While justice arrives, Anatole and his family have created a go fund me to help with his little brother’s recovery and help his mother’s dream come true of seeing her sons go to college.
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