July 26, 2010 - RALEIGH - North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement agents have charged two people in connection with the Guilford County traffic deaths of three people back on Feb. 13th. 51-year-old Theresa Bruckner and 22-year-old Kyle Bruckner, both of Brown Summit, have each been charged with three counts of aiding and abetting a person less than 21 years of age in possessing an alcoholic beverage. The three people who died in the wreck on Fairgrove Church Road near N.C. Highway 150 in Guilford County were 18-year-old Sascha Adela Hoffman of Whitsett; 23-year-old Scott Wayne Bedwell of Greensboro; and 18-year-old Taylor Leigh McCaskill of Brown Summit. ALE Special Agent Eric Hill, the lead investigator in the case, said that before the accident, 20-year-old Amanda Sperduti of Winston-Salem, Hoffman, and McCaskill were allegedly consuming alcoholic beverages at the Bruckner’s home. Sperduti, Hoffman, McCaskill, and Bedwell left the residence and wrecked just before 11pm. Sperduti, who survived the wreck with serious injuries, was charged with three counts of felony death by motor vehicle, driving while intoxicated as a provisional licensee, exceeding safe speed and possession of drug paraphernalia. Hoffman, McCaskill and Bedwell were pronounced dead at the scene.

(NC ALE Press Release)