A father said he lost his best friend at Tuesday night's vigil for his 14-year-old son who was killed in a car crash in Galveston over the weekend.
A father said he lost his best friend after his 14-year-old son died in a car crash in Galveston over the weekend.
The community came together on Tuesday night holding a vigil for Mason Nelson and three other Ball High School students who were also in the car."I have learned so much about that kid since Friday night. He was my best friend, but I had no idea just how awesome he was," Nelson said.The 14-year-old was in a Jeep with four others- an adult and three fellow Ball High School students- when a white SUV, seen speeding down the street, hit them.
"This is a tragedy, and it's not over yet," Nelson said. "Mason's very dear friends are fighting for their lives. Literally."Keith Brazier, 28, who police believe had been drinking at the time, has been charged with murder."It's very hard to see everybody going through this because nobody should have to go through this type of thing in high school," Kaliyah Fontenot, a Ball High School student who also spoke at the vigil, said. "It's very sad.
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