Faith Hill’s Horror: Nephew Arrested For Fatal Crash, Charged With DUI Manslaughter

According to a press release from Port St. Lucie Police Department, victim Isabel Borges was riding a motorcycle when a Honda Civic driven by Christian attempted to pass a minivan in a no-passing zone. “The driver of the Honda Civic collided head on into the motorcycle,” the statement read. “Isabel Borges did not survive the crash. Isabel Borges was pronounced deceased at the scene at 8:02am.”

Christian, 22, appeared “extremely impaired along with a passenger that was unconscious and unresponsive.” Both were transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Faith’s brother Zachary struggled with addiction. According to The National ENQUIRER, he was arrested in November 1990 for trying to snatch a woman’s purse outside a restaurant. He fled, but was caught and charged with strong-arm robbery. He reportedly confessed to police that he tried to “take the victim’s purse to support his crack-cocaine habit.”

Nearly two months later, he was busted again for stealing a Mazda and extorting the vehicle’s owner by demanding $200 for its return. He pled no contest to a third-degree felony of grand theft and three misdemeanors. He was hit with two 18-month sentences of community control and was ordered to complete a one-year residential program that included drug counseling.

Zachary credited Faith, 51, and her husband Tim McGraw, 51, for helping him change his life. “I made my share of mistakes in the past, but Faith showed me that I could be a better person,” he told The ENQUIRER. "I turned my life around, and I owe much of that to Faith and Tim. If it weren’t for them, there’s no telling where I’d be now. They’re both amazing, down to earth people. Their love and support have been nothing short of extraordinary.”