Parents of Crash Victim Seek Charges Against Teen Driver's Mother

Family argues the mother knew of her son's dangerous driving habits and failed to prevent the fatal accident.

Flynn MacKrell, 18, died in a high-speed crash involving his friend, Kiernan Tague, 17.
Tague faces second-degree murder charges and awaits trial with the possibility of an adult sentence.
MacKrell's family is pushing for involuntary manslaughter charges against Tague's mother, Elizabeth Puleo-Tague.
Text messages reveal Puleo-Tague was aware of her son's reckless driving but did not confiscate the car keys.
The case draws parallels to the Oxford High School shooting where parents were held accountable for their child's actions.