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 The family of a man decapitated in a freak traffic accident is asking authorities to free the driver, who authorities say continued on home and left his close friend s headless body in the vehicle.Francis  Frankie  Brohm, 23, was killed Saturday night on the way home from a bar with his high school friend, John Hutcherson.Police say Brohm was drunk and hanging out  stanley cup the passenger side window when Hutcherson veered off the road. Brohm hit the guide wire running from a telephone pole, severing his head. Hutcherson, apparently unaware of what had happened, kept driving home and went to bed, leaving the body in the car.Th stanley cup e body was discovered the next day; Brohm s head was found on the side of the road.Hutcherson was charged with vehicular homicide, driving under the influence and failing to stop at the scene of a fatal accident and was being held on $100,000 bond.         They don t want to see him in jail,  said Brohm family attorney David Lipscomb.  Their position is he needs to be out to receive whatever treatment is necessary, put his life back together. The families of both men are very close, lawyers said. It s just a horrific accident, and we are all just in mourning right now,  said Margaret Hutcherson, the driver s mother. She said the victim was  a part of our family, just like Johnny was a part of their family. I feel like I ve lost a son.        ponent--type-recirculation .it stanley mug em:nth-child 5          display: none;             inline-recirc-item--id-9324359c-8c88-11e2- Ynmx Crazy people change two wheels while driving the car
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