Driver accused of murder in the accident of DUI I-65 who killed the 70-year-old man

A Maylene man was charged in the death of a 70 -year -old man on the interstate 65.

A great jury of Shelby County issued the crime indictment against Tristan M., 38 years old, Rose last month. Rose has been arrested this week and is held without bonds, because prosecutors are trying to revoke their obligation for a previous burglary charges.

Lowell “Brent” Sibley was killed on August 6.

Authorities said he was traveling south to I-65 in Alabaster, when he was hit by another vehicle around 3 pm on Tuesday. The accident happened about a mile north of Alabaster.

The Oneonta man was taken to Shelby Baptist Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival, said Shelby County, Lina Evans.

Sibley was leading a Nissan border that was hit by a Chevrolet blazer led by Rose from Maylene.

After the initial collapse, the Nissan border overturned several times.

The indictment against Rose said that he drove recklessly while under the influence of a controlled substance.

Sibley’s obituar He said he graduated from the University of West Florida, where shortly after opening his first business with a chick-f Sil-a.

He was a father, Hunter Avid, Woodsman and long -term officials of baseball and basketball games. He retired from Realty South to Oneonta.

“He was a remarkable and dedicated father and worked tirelessly to make sure he gave his children a life full of love and life lessons,” according to his obituary. “He had a passion for life for music and shared his talent with friends from Shreveport to Pensacola to Gadsden and beyond. His fulfilled guitar talent reflected his fierce admiration for the true soul sound of the blues. “