Laible's ethics-centered approach to research, explored by K.C. Her work centered on finding ways to help minority youth, especially Mexican-Americans, to acquire the education and skills that lead to productive lives. Laible, who grew up in Marshall County, Illinois, and earned her PhD at the University of Texas in 1995, was an Assistant Professor of Education at the University of Alabama from 1995 until her death. After spending 58 days in a juvenile detention facility, he was convicted of culpable negligence and sentenced to 180 days of house arrest. Ī 16-year-old of Palmetto, Florida was tried as a juvenile. Dominguez was sentenced to serve 21 years in prison. Dominguez pleaded no contest to a charge of second degree murder and driving the car on the night of the attack. Dominguez was extradited back to Manatee County. He was arrested in Brownsville, Texas in August 2001. On Augthe night before he was scheduled to plead guilty to second-degree murder, Dominguez fled. During the 16 months following his arrest, Dominguez was permitted to move about freely wearing an ankle bracelet that recorded whether he was in his home or had left the house, but not his precise whereabouts.
Jesus Dominguez (19) of Ellenton, Florida, was charged with driving the truck in which Juan Cardenas and another boy (a juvenile at the time) rode on the night of the murder. Cardenas was sentenced to life imprisonment for second-degree murder. Juan Cardenas (19) of Wimauma, Florida, the alleged ringleader in the crime, was convicted of second-degree murder for hurling the rock that killed Laible. The fourth, Antonio Hernandez (19) was granted immunity by the court in exchange for his testimony.
Three of the four teenagers throwing rocks off the Erie Road Bridge overpass that night were arrested and charged. She is remembered for her anti-racism scholarship and activism. Laible was an assistant professor of Educational Leadership and Policy at University of Alabama from 1995 until her death in 1999. Laible's death shocked Tuscaloosa, home of the University of Alabama, where the trials were followed closely. Several other cars were damaged by rocks thrown from the Erie Road Bridge overpass during that weekend. The teenagers also threw rocks at vehicles from the Ellenton-Gillette Road overpass at Interstate 275 later that night. The rock smashed through the windshield hitting the professor in the head and inflicting a fatal injury.
Tara Wells (30), a graduate student who was a passenger in the car, managed to steer it safely to the side of the road. A 22-pound (10 kg) rock was thrown or dropped onto a passing car from the Erie Road Bridge overpass on Interstate 75 near Bradenton, Florida by a group of four teenagers, hitting the car Laible was driving.
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