Man Who Confessed 'I Killed a Man' in Video Indicted An Ohio grand jury has indicted Matthew Cordle, the 22-year-old man who confessed in a YouTube video to causing a Navy vet's death while drunk driving. Matthew Cordle was indicted today for one count of aggravated vehicular homicide for causing the death of Vincent Canzani, 61, on June 22 and one count of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Cordle, who was found injured at the scene of the accident and brought to the hospital, had blood-alcohol content measured at 0.19 after the accident, a representative of Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien told ABCNews.com today. Ohio Man Confesses 'I Killed a Man' in YouTube Video. read more here. Cordle is expected to turn himself into police today and will go before Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Julie Lynch on Tuesday. Aggravated vehicular homicide is a second-degree felony carrying two to eight years in prison in Ohio. Cordle, 22, claims he was "completely blacked out" the morning of June 22 when, after a night of drinking with friends, he got into his truck and entered a highway headed in the wrong direction. In a slickly produced but somber clip uploaded to YouTube on Sept. "My name is Matthew Cordle, and on June 22, 2013, I hit and killed Vincent Canzani," he says. Attorney George Stark Breitmayer III, who is representing Cordle, refuted the notion that the video was made so his client would receive a more lenient sentence. "We did not advise him to do video," Breitmayer told ABCNews.com. It was not made to obtain a more lenient sentence. He did it for the sole purpose of raising awareness of drunk driving. I think that point has been made. He's been contacted by addicts since its release, who are showing support to him. Breitmayer added that Cordle's goal was also to provide some closure for the Canzani family, but that his client has not spoken to any family members.