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Civil trial ties crosswalk deaths to alleged racing and intoxication by Grossman and ex-Dodger

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Source: Los Angeles Times
Civil trial ties crosswalk deaths to alleged racing and intoxication by Grossman and ex-Dodger
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Opening statements in a civil wrongful-death case allege Rebecca Grossman and her ex-boyfriend, former Dodgers pitcher Scott Erickson, were racing while intoxicated when Grossman’s SUV struck and killed two Iskander brothers in a Westlake Village crosswalk in 2020. Grossman is already serving 15 years to life for murder in the case; the defense contends Erickson was the aggressor or that she wasn’t intoxicated, while witnesses describe speeds around 70–73 mph and note crosswalk safety issues. The trial seeks damages for the boys’ family.

Topics:nationcrime#crime#crosswalk-crash#rebecca-grossman#scott-erickson#westlake-village#wrongful-death
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  3. Civil trial against Rebecca Grossman, former Dodger Scott Erickson begins  NBC Los Angeles
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