Annual Forsyth County Ghost Out reenactment shows fatal consequences of drunk driving

Ghost Out, a reenactment program put on by Forsyth County Schools and the countys handful of emergency response agencies, is meant to show high school students what could happen as a result of drunk or distracted driving. To show the scene was not real that day, but the same scene could be and has been too often. - photo by Micah Green

GhostOut17 1 WEB — Ghost Out, a reenactment program put on by Forsyth County Schools and the countys handful of emergency response agencies, is meant to show high school students what could happen as a result of drunk or distracted driving. To show the scene was not real that day, but the same scene could be and has been too often. - photo by Micah Green

A voice, not that of an adult but also not that of an unaware child, screamed from within a smashed vehicle in the parking lot of Lanier Technical College Saturday. The rain did not quell the cries for help. The teenaged voice came from a car that had crashed at the hands of its drunk teenage driver on the way to prom, colliding with a family of three in another vehicle.

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