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Sarah Beth Petersen addresses the Court during her sentencing on March 31, 2025. (Court TV/Pool) But Judge Clinefelter pointed to Sarah’s history of convictions of lying to police and ...
Sarah Beth Petersen told police that she was the one driving, while Samantha Petersen said she had just arrived to the crash scene. Police say it was the other way around.
Sarah Beth Petersen was sentenced to 90 days in jail, 120 days home monitoring and four years probation for trying to take the blame for her twin sister in a 2023 fatal crash involving an Amish ...
“I did,” Sarah Beth Petersen said during the Tuesday settlement conference in Fillmore County District Court. “I lied.” Petersen is accused of misleading investigators after the morning ...
Sarah Beth Petersen, left, and Samantha Jo Petersen. During her sentencing hearing, Fillmore County Attorney Brett Corson requested that Petersen be ordered to serve six months in jail.
Sarah Beth Petersen, 36, entered a guilty plea during her settlement conference on Tuesday, Feb. 4. She pleaded guilty to two out of 16 counts.
Sarah Beth Petersen, 35, of Spring Valley, faces 16 felony charges relating to aiding an offender and taking responsibility for criminal acts. The charges were filed in Fillmore County District ...
Sarah Beth Petersen pleaded guilty in February to two counts of criminal vehicular operation in connection to a crash on Sept. 25, 2023, that killed 7-year-old Wilma Miller and her 11-year-old ...
Sarah Beth and Samantha Jo Petersen are identical twins facing dozens of charges in a deadly Amish buggy crash. By Michael Ruiz Fox News. Published March 4, 2024 4:00am EST. ...
Court documents show Sarah Beth Petersen pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal vehicular operation causing bodily harm on Tuesday. ... Sarah Petersen’s sentencing is scheduled for March 31.
Sarah Beth Petersen, 36, is accused of lying to investigators after the crash on Sept. 25, 2023. She was charged in February 2024 with 16 felony counts, relating to aiding ...
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