A Texas woman, Kristin Chambers, is accused of fatally hitting Joseph McMullin with her Porsche in Houston earlier this month while he was on a first date.
Annelisse Rivera, who is the aunt of Cristian Uvidia, shared her message to Chicago officials during 'Fox & Friends' after the tragic death of her 6-month-old nephew.while he was on a first date earlier this month, according to court documents.
"Kristina Chambers was intoxicated, speeding, and not paying attention to wear she was driving," the complaint filed on Wednesday states."Defendant Chambers left the roadway, careened the sidewalk and violently collided with Joe McMullin. Defendant Chambers only stopped because she hit a pole in the parking lot."Kristin Chambers' blood alcohol level was nearly four times the legal limit, according to the complaint.
"I'm just in shock that he's gone, that I was there and saw it happened," Iturrino told FOX 26."Even before I could act on it, I felt something hot graze against my hip."McMullin worked various audio-visual jobs around Houston and then as an administrative specialist with the Business Development group at KBR, according to his obituary.
"While Joe loved to work, what he did for work was not solely what defined him," the obituary states."Whether meeting new people, attending music events, furthering his education, or helping others— Joe was viewed by all as a brave, kind, and compassionate person in their life. He was a beloved son, loving brother, proud uncle, and the most loyal friend."Joseph McMullin's family described him as a passionate and dedicated person who loved to help others.
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