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Rebecca Grossman is going on trial for the deaths of two boys she struck in a crosswalk with her Mercedes.

Jurors will hear from the boys' mother, who witnessed the incident and testified that no one stopped to help.

Rebecca Grossman found guilty in the killing of two young brothers after hitting them with her speeding Mercedes.

Grossman, co-founder of Grossman Burn Foundation, faces 34 years to life in prison.

Attorneys seek new trial to overturn Rebecca Grossman's second-degree murder conviction for insufficient evidence and erroneous admission.

Rebecca Grossman's lawyer is expected to argue that the SUV was one of many vehicles passing through the crosswalk at the time of the incident.

The defense will present witnesses who claim that multiple cars hit the young brothers, not just Grossman's vehicle.

Prosecutors allege Rebecca Grossman killed two boys while impaired by alcohol and Valium.

Jury must decide if Grossman is guilty of murder or lesser charges based on different levels of negligence.

Rebecca Grossman, a Hidden Hills socialite, is being tried in a murder case for the deaths of two children she allegedly hit with her car in September 2020.

Grossman is charged with two counts of second-degree murder, two counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence, and one count of hit-and-run driving resulting in death.

Rebecca Grossman, accused of running down two boys, won't testify in her murder trial.

The defense rested after emotional testimony by Grossman's daughter.

Prosecutors allege Rebecca Grossman committed double murder by racing her Mercedes SUV and hitting two brothers in a crosswalk.

To secure a second-degree murder conviction, prosecutors must prove Grossman acted with implied malice and knew the dangers of driving at high speed.

Socialite found guilty of hit-and-run deaths of two brothers in Southern California.

Rebecca Grossman faces 34 years to life in prison for various charges including second-degree murder.

Nancy Iskander gives emotional testimony in the murder trial of Rebecca Grossman, who is charged with killing Iskander's two sons in a car accident

Iskander recounts how she saw two cars speeding towards her and her children, and how she lost sight of her older sons when she moved out of the way

Rebecca Grossman's attorney is trying to shift the blame for the deaths of two young boys to her onetime lover, former Dodgers pitcher Scott Erickson.

Grossman's attorney argues that investigators never checked Erickson's black Mercedes SUV for damage, despite him driving through the crosswalk before Grossman.

Prosecutors asked for bail revocation due to alleged evidence tampering

Judge is investigating the matter, but hesitant to jail Grossman

The husband of Rebecca Grossman testified that he has never seen her speeding despite evidence that she was driving 81 mph when two children were killed.

Rebecca Grossman's defense claims that her former lover, former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Scott Erickson, is responsible for the deaths of the children.

Witnesses were asked if they saw a man matching the description of Scott Erickson, Grossman's former lover, at the scene of the hit-and-run.

Grossman's defense attorney argues that it was Erickson's SUV, not Grossman's Mercedes, that struck the children.

Philanthropist Rebecca Grossman sentenced to 15 years to life for murdering two children in a hit-and-run collision at over 80 mph.

Rebecca Grossman sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for hit-and-run deaths of two young brothers in Los Angeles crosswalk in 2020.

A socialite was sentenced to 15 years to life for a hit-and-run that resulted in the deaths of two young brothers.

The request to dismiss murder charges against Rebecca Grossman in the hit-and-run deaths of two boys has been denied.

Prosecutors have presented sufficient evidence of voluntary intoxication and speeding in the incident.

Prosecutors seek consecutive life sentences for Grossman in fatal crash with no remorse, defense argues for probation.

Rebecca Grossman sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murders of two brothers she struck while driving recklessly.

Victims' mother expressed anger towards Grossman and the judge sentenced her to two concurrent 15-years-to-life sentences.