The man who previously pleaded guilty to killing two teenage girls while driving intoxicated will be re-sentenced.
In 2013, Stacey Graham was driving under the influence and struck and killed 15-year-old Jordyn Durr and 15-year-old Brooke McPheters in South Anchorage.
In an opinion released today, the Alaska Supreme Court vacated his sentence, saying the victim impact statements at sentencing should not have included testimony from police officers and an emotional tribute video.
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