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MU students killed in crash, jury sees video
A jury heard testimony Tuesday, June 16, in a homicide case tied to the crash that killed two Marquette University lacrosse players.
MILWAUKEE - A jury heard testimony Tuesday, June 16, in a homicide case tied to the crash that killed two Marquette University lacrosse players.
What we know:
This is the first of two homicide cases connected to the deadly crash near 27th and St. Paul on Sept. 5, 2025.
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Scott Michaud, 19, and Noah Snyder, 20, died in the crash.
Amandria Brunner is charged with homicide by intoxicated use of a motor vehicle. On Tuesday, prosecutors showed surveillance video from the day of the crash, along with drone footage of the scene.
Prosecutors also played Milwaukee police body camera footage showing Brunner’s field sobriety test and hospital visit. Testimony indicated Brunner failed the test and had an elevated blood alcohol level.
An investigator testified data from Brunner’s vehicle showed she was driving 11 mph when the crash happened.
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A criminal complaint states Brunner was previously convicted of operating while intoxicated in 2003.
The investigator said the Jeep carrying the students was going 53 mph and sped through a yellow light.
Per court filings, investigators found Brunner sitting on a wall next to the crash scene. Court filings said she was on the phone with someone and said she was turning when another car hit her and "they are dead." She identified herself to police as the driver of the white Ford and said there was alcohol in her vehicle and she'd had two drinks before the crash.
What they're saying:
In the MPD body camera footage at the scene and subsequent hospital visit, Brunner can be seen and heard saying the following:
"I killed somebody [...] I am sorry, guys."
"All I did was make a f--- left turn [...] I shouldn't have went on the yellow."
"Two little f--- drinks. Oh, yeah, f---, I’m being recorded. Sorry. anything can be used against me in the court of f--- law."
A nurse asked how fast the other vehicle was going, in which Brunner replied, "They were flying. They were flying to get that yellow."
Dig deeper:
Last month, prosecutors charged Marquette graduate Peter McColgan with two counts of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle. Prosecutors say McColgan was driving the Jeep carrying the students who died.
Court records show he's scheduled to make his initial court appearance in July.
What's next:
Brunner’s trial is expected to continue on Wednesday, June 17. Prosecutors plan to call one more witness before the defense presents its case.
Closing arguments are also expected Wednesday, and the jury could get the case after that.
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The Source: FOX6 News had a crew at the trial and utilized prior coverage.