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Clifton Park woman admits to vehicular manslaughter after August crash

Lindsay Godfrey Lindsay Godfrey | Photo: File / WNYT.

WNYT Staff
Updated: January 22, 2021 06:42 PM
Created: January 22, 2021 05:25 PM

A Clifton Park woman pleaded guilty in Washington County to vehicular manslaughter.

Prosecutors say Lindsey Godfrey had marijuana in her system and a .12% blood alcohol level when she looked at her phone, lost control of her car, and crashed into another car in Jackson back in August.

Richard "DJ" Chadwick and his mother-in-law, Alice Hahn, both from Cambridge, were killed.

DJ's wife, Jill, was injured but survived.

Find out how much prison time Godfrey now faces by watching the video of Mark Mulholland's story.


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