In June of 2013 the then 16-year old Ethan Couch was driving, illegally on a restricted license, while drunk. He lost control of the car and killed four people.
As his defense, his lawyers said he suffered from “affluenza.” In other words he was a spoiled rich kid who was given money, but little else. He had no idea what it was to be accountable for his actions. Unbelievable as it may sound, it worked. He was sentenced to 10 years of probation (which he violated when he attended parties where there was alcohol) and therapy at an in-patient facility.
Last month he disappeared. His probation officer couldn’t Continue reading