you have breanna mitchell who lost her life that night. she was the original car stranded there. but holly and shelby, along with brian jennings, who was a youth minister, you know, holly and shelby went out first. i went out with them. was probably out there 30, 40 minutes with them. >> to help this stranded motorist ed. >> that's correct, and helped, you know, breanna. it wasn't a simple matter as changing a flat tire. if that had been it, that would be a different circumstance. it was clear the car was going to have to be towed. her mother was on the way. police were probably going to need to be called. you know, holly and shelby, were strong in their faith and their family and their friends, and they were givers. there are some people in life that are givers and takers, and they were truly givers. it was clear that night that they wanted to make sure that breanna who was 24, who was a little shook up. she was a little shook up about what had happened, and they were providing comfort to her, just like, you know, had two daughte daughters. just like you would hope that someone

. >> holly and shelby boyles were helping breanna mitchell, a 24-year-old who had a flat tire.elp when couch's vehicle slammed into them. all four were killed. >> how many people are injured, do you know? >> one, two, three. multiple. >> multiple? >> i don't know how many. >> reporter: three hours after the crash, couch's blood alcohol level was 0.24, three times the legal limit in texas. a psychologist testifying for the defense reportedly called couch a product of, quote, affluenza, said he was brought up to spend money instead of saying sorry. and sometimes you don't get your way. the judge opted for probation and therapy over prison time. >> taking him away from his family and teaching him to be a responsible citizen, that's a con quensz. >> reporter: for the families of the victim, that's simply not enough. >> money always seems to keep ethan out of trouble. this was one time i did ask the court that -- for justice and that for money not to prevail. and ultimately today, i felt like money did prevail. >> reporter: now, the families of couch's victims have filed civil lawsu

. >> hollie and shelby boyles were helping breanna mitchell to change a flat tire.re killed. >> how many were injured, do you know? >> one, two, three, multiple. i don't even know how many. yeah. >> three hours after the crash, couch's blood alcohol level was .24. three times the legal limit in texas. a psychologist testifyinging for the defense reportedly called couch a product of quote affluenza, saying he was brought up to spend money instead of saying sorry if he hurts someone and he never learned that sometimes, you don't get your way. the judge opted for probation and therapy. >> teaching him to be a responsible citizen. >> but for the families of the victims, that's simply not enough. >> money always seems to keep ethan out of trouble. this was one time i did ask the court that for justice. and for money not to prevail and ultimately today, i felt like money did prevail. >> okay, i'm really struggling to understand this. 16 years old, so he is just a kid. maybe the judge, i'm sure the judge factored that into his decision. he's going to be kept away from his