[TAKE PKG OUTCUE: CV 9News." DURATION:1:54] {***PKG***} [Name_Loc:(00:00-00:06):||Chavez Verdict|Adams County Courthouse|Brighton|FS_Blank] [Name_Loc:||Chavez Verdict|||FS_Blank] [Name_Loc:(00:24-00:32):||Chavez Verdict|Alejandro Aldaco|Victims' Relative|FS_Blank] [Name_Loc:||Chavez Verdict|||FS_Blank] [Name_Loc:(01:19-01:24):||Chavez Verdict|Don Quick|Adams County District Attorney|FS_Blank] [Name_Loc:||Chavez Verdict|||FS_Blank] If it's not full absolution -- it's something. NATS: 14:03:27 "we the jury find the defendant - not guilty of count one of criminally negligent homicide..." Not guilty -- not guilty of driving when she should have known better. Not guilty of causing a crash in February of last year that killed a family of five. Randy, Crystaldawn, Sebastian, Darrian and Cyrus Stollsteimer, 10:05 "I just don't see how it's possible to kill 5 people and just walk out and never serve a day in jail..." For as angry as the Stollsteimer family was -- and yes -- they were angry, 1:27 "it's wrong. This verdict was wrong on all parts and they know it..." The Chavez family was just as relieved. Her defense had maintained all along that this crash while horrific -- was nothing more than an accident. An accident that could be blamed on no one. Her legs locked after suffering an apparent seizure -- sending her SUV barreling through 84th and Grant at a speed nearing 100 miles an hour. 11:55 "the evidence in this case showed it was a preventable tragedy..." Adams County District Attorney Don Quick -- defended his offices decision to bring the case to trial in the first place. He said Chavez had a duty to see a neurologist after suffering two apparent seizures prior to the crash. 12:25 "she didn't do to a doctor after the 2010 seizure and she continued to drive..." But the jury never bought it. Even the judge during the trial -- called some of the evidence -- quote ambiguous. SOT: 2:31 "I didn't feel good from day one. I just didn't feel good about it. There wasn't any hard evidence if she had seizures, How many seizures..." CHRIS TAG: Monica Chavez left the courtroom with her husband. She chose not to comment -- and the same can be said for her attorneys. The case -- as far as the criminal aspect of it -- is now officially over. CV NINE NEWS

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