WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) - Michael Hurley, who was found guilty of running over the Jones family from Nickerson, was sentenced to 70 years in prison on Friday. In October, Hurley was found guilty of murder, three counts of assault, and driving under the influence. A jury recommended he spend 75 years in prison, but the judge ruled for 70 years. On July 5, 2022, Hurley crashed his car into Trey, Amy, Ava, and Creek. Trey was killed. His wife Amy and his daughter Ava were seriously injured. Their son, Creek, was not seriously injured. Attack of the drones? Residents concerned after drones spotted in Butler, Sedgwick Counties Ava suffered a traumatic brain injury in the crash. Before the crash, she had committed to playing basketball at the University of Iowa. She’s now medically retired. At Friday's sentencing hearing, Amy Jones spoke to the court about how Michael's actions impacted her family. "Though she is still alive, she (Ava) is not the girl we have known for 17 years. She is struggling to know who she was, who she is now, and who she is going to be in the future. Michael's decision to drive drugged has condemned Ava to a life sentence of living as a lost soul trying to navigate in an unfamiliar world. Because Ava will have to struggle through the rest of her life with the effects of the traumatic brain injury, and of course, we have to live forever without Trey." Hurley was high on fentanyl at the time.