2 years, 5 months ago by Scott Hardy
Natasha McBride will be back in court December 1.
A Quincy woman, indicted on 1st Degree Murder charges in connection with a multi-car accident last August that killed four people, has had her December trial date stricken.
Natasha McBride was in Adams County Circuit Court Friday for a hearing on six motions filed by her defense to limit evidence in the trial. They included photos and videos taken at the crash scene, conversations McBride had in the Adams County Jail. A decision on those hasn't been made yet.
McBride was due to go on trial starting December 6th. That, and a Monday hearing have been stricken. McBride will now be in court December 1st, when a new trial date may be set. She was indicted in late August 2020 by an Adams County Grand Jury. Besides the four Murder counts, McBride was also indicted on four counts each of Reckless Homicide, Leaving the Scene of an Injury Accident and Driving while license revoked. She's pleaded Not Guilty.
McBride's accused of running a red light at Fourth and Broadway last August 14th, and running into a vehicle heading north on Fourth. That resulted in the deaths of four passengers, Jennifer Hendricks of Rushville, and her three grandsons, Dakota, Arsher and Ransom Corrick, all of Kirksville. Prosecutors have called McBride's actions before the crash intentional.
McBride's in the Adams County Jail on $5 million bond.
