A father faces murder charges after driving 100 mph down a rural road while intoxicated, resulting in a fiery crash that killed his 16-year-old son. Police reports indicate the vehicle became airborne during the collision. A prosecutor stated that combining extreme speed with drunk driving in a residential area constitutes murder rather than a lesser charge. The case illustrates how prosecutors increasingly pursue murder convictions in fatal drunk-driving incidents when recklessness reaches extreme levels. The father's blood alcohol content and prior driving history will likely factor into plea negotiations and sentencing considerations.