Trial begins for nurse accused in fiery South L.A. car crash that left six dead
Prosecutors say Nicole Linton reached speeds of more than 131 mph when she careened into a South L.A. intersection in 2022, causing a wreck that killed six people, including an unborn baby. Her defense team says she had a seizure.
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