Driver who mowed down 4 Pepperdine sorority sisters released on $4M bond
earlier this month said her daughter attended the same prep school as the driver and called the fatal crash “every parent’s worst nightmare.”charged with four counts of murderBohm, who also faces vehicular manslaughter charges, was released from jail a second time Friday after his bail was halved to $4 million — a shift in the case that the grieving mother said was “very hard.”
Rolston and Bohm were classmates at Oaks Christian School, a private school for students from fourth grade to 12th in Westlake Village, California.While Rolston and the driver were never friends, they likely crossed paths, Tracy added. Rolston, Stewart, Weir and Williams — all seniors and members of the Alpha Phi sorority — were declared dead at the scene.The young women were walking to a party at the Sigma Chi house after parking down the street when Bohm barricaded into a row of parked cars, launching the vehicles into the group.
He was later re-arrested on the murder charges, with Los Angeles County DA George Gascón saying he deliberately acted “with conscious disregard for human life.”Rolston and Stewart were both studying business, while Weir was an English major and Williams was a pre-med biology major. All four were set to graduate this spring.
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