Christopher Capozziello/Getty Images(NEW HAVEN, Conn.) --Police are seeking criminal charges against the boyfriend of Marina Keegan, the Yale graduate who died in a rollover crash while the young man was behind the wheel but gained posthumous national attention when her inspirational final newspaper column, “The Opposite Of Loneliness,” went viral.
Keegan’s boyfriend, Michael Gocksch, has been summoned to Orleans District Court in Massachusetts on July 5, where a clerk will review  charges of vehicular homicide by reckless operation and reckless driving. If probable cause is found, a criminal complaint will be filed against Gocksch, who had reportedly fallen asleep behind the wheel.
The couple, both 22, had just graduated from Yale days before the car accident. On May 26, with Gocksch in the driver’s seat, the couple were en route to the Keegans’ summer house in Wellfleet, Mass., when he  lost control of the car. The Lexus hit a guard rail, spun across the road to hit the opposite guard rail, then rolled over twice.
Gocksch was uninjured, but Keegan died at the scene.
In an ironic twist of fate, Keegan’s essay, “The Opposite Of Loneliness,” had  appeared in a special graduation issue of the Yale Daily News days before her death.
“We’re so young. We’re so young. We’re 22 years old. We have so much time,” she wrote.
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