Was it that stupid "moderation management" book? here's all you need to know about that:
Arrest trips up 'moderate drinking' crusader's cause
Movement's founder sent to prison for two DUI fatalities
Friday, August 11, 2000
By CANDACE HECKMAN
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER
ELLENSBURG -- For years, Audrey Kishline thought she and other recovering alcoholics could learn to drink responsibly.
Her belief was so strong that she helped found a nationwide movement called Moderation Management, and became the movement's marquee speaker.
Today, the Woodinville woman was sentenced in Kittitas County court to 4 1/2 years in prison for two counts of vehicular homicide -- deaths resulting from her drunken driving.
Four months ago, the 43-year-old alcoholic drove down the wrong side of Interstate 90 near Cle Elum, plowing through traffic and crashing her pickup head-on into a car driven by Richard "Danny" Davis, 38, of Yakima County. In the car with Davis was his daughter LaSchell, 12. Both were killed.