Bothell man says he used drugs before deadly hit-and-run, investigators say
Investigators say a Bothell man admitted he smoked marijuana four and a half hours before he killed a couple in a hit-and-run crash.
New court documents say Alec Gajdos, 27, knew he hit something with his car, but claims he didn’t know what it was.
A memorial is growing on Nellis Road where the couple died. There is a cross with the names of the two people who died.
Gajdos says he looked, but it was too dark to see what he had hit.
Gajdos was taken into custody on Friday afternoon.