Update: Stamford Woman Sentenced in Double Fatal Hit-and-Run

STAMFORD, CT- Update: Felicia Burl, 33, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a double-fatal hit-and-run accident and hindering prosecution after she tried to fool a DNA test.

One police sergeant said it was among the worst accidents he had seen in his 26-year career, according to the Stamford Advocate.

Burl's prison sentence will be followed by 10 years of special parole, which could send her back to prison for even a slight infraction. She pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the November 2014 crash.

Burl sped down Alvord Lane on the Stamford-Old Greenwich border at an estimated 40 to 45 mph, ran a red light and broadsided the passenger side of a car operated by Cos Cob resident Anthony Andriuli. His wife Judith was in the passenger seat and died hours later from her injuries.

Nixon Henry, 50, who owned the vehicle Burl was driving was ejected from the car and fatally injured.

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Burl had two women spit in her mouth in an effort to taint DNA test results, police said.

Read the full Advocate story here.