After almost five years, a Warfield family has finally received some justice for their deceased son.
Michael McIsaac was only 26 years old when he was killed in a collision on Highway 3B and Old Salmo Road in Fruitvale on the afternoon of July 14, 2016.
Myles Regan Parsons – a truck driver who does not live locally – was charged and has now been found guilty of dangerous driving causing death.
Michael’s mom, Sonia McIsaac, told the Trail Times on Tuesday that he still has to be sentenced “but I think it is important that people are aware that there are consequences for your actions. It took four and a half years to get justice for our son.”
Parsons is scheduled to be sentenced on March 29.
Vancouver Judge Gordon Weatherill presided over the trial, which began Feb. 2 in Rossland Supreme Court. It was originally slated for May 4, 2020 in the Rossland courthouse but was postponed another nine months due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Michael McIsaac was driving when the flat-deck semi driven by Parsons, coming from the opposite direction, lost its load of crushed cars on the highway curve.
Debris struck Michael’s vehicle causing it to leave the roadway and roll.
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