Hysteria became Lee's get out of jail free card. Hysteria that was probably avoidable if the government had made the least effort to clear up media-promoted misconceptions.
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Eight years ago, Koua Fong Lee sped down a St. Paul, Minn., freeway off-ramp going as much as 90 miles an hour in his Toyota. He slammed into an Oldsmobile driven by Javis Trice-Adams Sr., who was waiting at a red light. The driver and his 9-year-old son died at the scene. His 6-year-old niece, Devyn Bolton, was paralyzed and later died. Two other passengers in the Oldsmobile were seriously injured.
