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The trial started today:
"Prosecutors delivered their opening statements, telling the jury the wealthy Los Angeles socialite and philanthropist 'floored' her car just before she mowed down and killed the two brothers while racing with her lover after cocktails together, then tried to flee the scene.
LA Deputy District Attorney Ryan Gould told the court 'those boys didn't have a chance' after Grossman got behind the wheel of her car while 'impaired with alcohol and Valium,' in the September 29, 2020 crash.
'She did not stop after hitting the kids – she continued down the road,' said Gould, adding that witnesses will tell the court that Grossman's white Mercedes was 'flying down the road' at 81mph before the accident.
And after an emergency operator told her that two young boys had been hit, 'she did not go back to the scene of the accident' from her car which ended up a quarter of a mile further on, he continued."
Also: "Rebecca Grossman's lover Scott Erickson 'stopped his vehicle and hid in the bushes' to observe what police were doing after the crash that killed the two Iskander boys, her attorney told the jury in a sensational new claim on Friday."
"Prosecutors delivered their opening statements, telling the jury the wealthy Los Angeles socialite and philanthropist 'floored' her car just before she mowed down and killed the two brothers while racing with her lover after cocktails together, then tried to flee the scene.
LA Deputy District Attorney Ryan Gould told the court 'those boys didn't have a chance' after Grossman got behind the wheel of her car while 'impaired with alcohol and Valium,' in the September 29, 2020 crash.
'She did not stop after hitting the kids – she continued down the road,' said Gould, adding that witnesses will tell the court that Grossman's white Mercedes was 'flying down the road' at 81mph before the accident.
And after an emergency operator told her that two young boys had been hit, 'she did not go back to the scene of the accident' from her car which ended up a quarter of a mile further on, he continued."
Also: "Rebecca Grossman's lover Scott Erickson 'stopped his vehicle and hid in the bushes' to observe what police were doing after the crash that killed the two Iskander boys, her attorney told the jury in a sensational new claim on Friday."
Opening statements begin in Rebecca Grossman murder trial in LA
The LA socialite is facing up to 34 years behind bars if convicted of all charges, including two counts of second-degree murder, vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run in the September 2020 crash.
www.dailymail.co.uk