More than three weeks after a fatal hit-and-run accident in Water Mill that killed a Roman Catholic nun, the suspected driver remains at large, and authorities continue to be mostly mum about the investigation.
Carlos Armando Ixpec-Chitay, 30, a Guatemalan national with no driver’s license and a previous arrest for DWI, is suspected of absconding after striking and killing 59-year-old Sister Jacqueline Walsh of Syosset on Rose Hill Road shortly before 8:30 p.m. on Monday, July 9. Police said he then ditched the 2009 Volkswagen Tourareg he was driving about a half mile away, in a Crescent Avenue driveway.
Mr. Ixpec-Chitay was employed by the owner of the Volkswagen, Andrew Zaro, who lives near the scene of the accident.
Police have previously said Mr. Ixpec-Chitay has left New York State but would not... more
Carlos Armando Ixpec-Chitay, 30, a Guatemalan national with no driver’s license and a previous arrest for DWI, is suspected of absconding after striking and killing 59-year-old Sister Jacqueline Walsh of Syosset on Rose Hill Road shortly before 8:30 p.m. on Monday, July 9. Police said he then ditched the 2009 Volkswagen Tourareg he was driving about a half mile away, in a Crescent Avenue driveway.
Mr. Ixpec-Chitay was employed by the owner of the Volkswagen, Andrew Zaro, who lives near the scene of the accident.
Police have previously said Mr. Ixpec-Chitay has left New York State but would not... more



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Thanks for the update. See comment posted in main article dated 7/25/12 (link above).
Have a good weekend.
Labor Day will mark the two-month "anniversary" of the hit-and-run in Water Mill.
TWO SOLID MONTHS AND WHAT DO THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT?
The pregnant silence from the authorities continues to grow.