Could those girls from DC be tried as adults and serve a life sentence?

how often does involuntary manslaughter count as murder if a life was taken while committing grand theft larceny? I know a lot of clowns out there might say that the driver made a choice by trying to defend his livelihood and should have left the car and called the police (assuming he had insurance with that specific coverage). Most of us acknowledge that the girl was more worried about her phone than the human life she and her friend caused, but also because the phone was evidence, so of course she would reach for it (isn't that attempted evasion of evidence?)