Sidney Whitmarsh, accused of fatal fatality in Edwards, set for processing

Sidney Whitmarsh, the 24-year-old Edwards resident, who faces accusations arising from a Hit-and-Run fatality on January 7, 2024, has a notified district on March 12.

Whitmarsh will hear the accusations against her and will make a plea at that time, said Judge Rachel Olguin-Fresquez during an hearing on February 19th.

“If not a plea agreement, then we will analyze the possible test settings,” said Olguin-Fresquez.

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During a September hearing, Whitmarsh’s lawyer, Coleen O’Leary, said the conditions in which Whitmarsh was offered a 30 -year penalty they were unacceptable at that time.

“Thirty years for a woman who has no criminal record, zero,” O’Leary said at a September hearing. “So we fight in this case.”

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If All accusations against her Do it at the trial, Whitmarsh might face three offenses and a crime, including a 3rd class offense for non-compliance at the place of an accident resulting in death; a class 6 offense for modifying physical evidence; a class 3 offense for vehicle homicide; And a class 2 crime for non -compliance with the police on a traffic accident that led to death.

Prosecutors have a large file against Whitmarsh – including the investigation of Colorado Patrol band, Colin Remillard, who used physical evidence from Whitmarsh’s car, video surveillance from nearby companies and text messages from Whitmarsh’s phone to create a case. Remillard claims that Whitmarsh was driving while he was in a state of intoxication on January 7, when he hit it and killed Mario Vildozola Romero, and later conspired his body before running out of the state with the help of her mother, her father and her friend Jaime Ledezma.

Whitmarsh’s mother, Stephanie Whitmarsh, is also set to appear in front of Olguin-Fresquez on March 12. Stephanie Whitmarsh is experiencing accusations of crime for an accessory for a crime and handling physical evidence and has also received an offense that hides the accusation of death. The hearing on March 12 will be the first appearance of Stephanie Whitmarsh in the district court for these accusations. The same day Stephanie Whitmarsh will make the first appearance before Olguin-Fresquez in a completely different case where it was accused of stealing from her former employer and accused of three crimes – theft, computer crimes and unauthorized use of a financial device.

Ledezma has a disposition hearing scheduled for March 17 at Eagle County Court. It is facing numerous accusations, including the modification of a deceased human body, accessory for a crime, changing evidence and hiding death.

On February 5, Whitmarsh’s father, Cean Whitmarsh Sentenced to 120 days of electronic monitoring at home and four years of supervised evidence after he pleaded guilty by the accessory for the crime for a crime.