sports.espn.go.com - 1/18/2008
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Two men were arrested and charged Thursday for the accident that eventually killed Jason Ray, the 21-year-old former University of North Carolina mascot, who was in New Jersey as the Tar Heels played in the NCAA East Regional.
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uncheels1980 Its good to see that the people who committed this crime of hit and run. It qon't bring Jason back but it lets those who commit crimes know your life is over now as well. -
Erin It's a sad story all around. Tragic for Jason's parents to lose their son and then not know for a year what happened. But I can understand how the 52 yo passenger tried to claim that he was driving. I'm not saying it was right, but no one wants to see their child go to prison for an accident.
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Two Men Charged In Death of Tar Heels Mascot Jason Ray
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Filed under: UNC Basketball, ACC Basketball, Charlotte, Carolina Two men have been charged in the accident that led to the death of North Carolina Tar Heels mascot Jason Ray. Ray was walking along the shoulder of a road in East Rutherford, NJ (where the Heels were playing in the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament) when he was struck by an SUV.
Gagik Hovsepyan, 52, of Paramus, N.J. and his 25-year-old son Armen Hovsepian, also of Paramus, were charged, Bergen County prosecutor John Molinelli announced. ...
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