Rebecca Grosman’s teenage daughter on Friday took a stand in the murder of her mother, told the jury that the former lover of Los Angeles, the then lover of Pitcher Scott Erich-Grassman-Grassman-In 2020, she faced the girl shortly after a conflict killing two brothers in Westlak village and threatened to see you that night.
The 19 -year -old Alexis Grosman testified that he saw Ericson near the scene of the accident, hiding behind a tree. Soon after, the athlete burst into his house, screaming angrily, “Why did your mother stay? Why did your mother stay? … Why didn’t she just run the house?”
Rebecca Grosman is accused of counting with two counting and killing of vehicles with gross negligence and a hooliganism of hit-and-run driving, resulting in death in connection with the accident, resulting in an 11-year-old Mark Iskander and his 8-year-old brother, Jacob, dead. The boys were allegedly killed by Growsman’s fast white Mercedes-Benz SUV after crossing the Westlake Village Street with their family in September 2020.
Rebecca Grosman was being questioned by investigators that after stopping near the scene of his car accident, when Alexis Grosman, who was parked nearby, saw Erichson hiding behind a tree, “” taking out his head and to see what was going on, “the girl testified.
Shortly thereafter, Ericson came to the house where Alexis was living with her mother, the teenager told the witness stand in the van Nuies Superior Court.
Alexis Grosman said, “His face was red (and) I could smell alcohol on him.” “He was getting out. I was afraid that he could do something to hurt me or my family.”
The college’s sophistication said that Ericson warned him that he did not tell anyone that he had seen him near the scene of the accident. He told the gamblers that the ball player had said, “If you do, I will ruin you and your family.”
The prosecution alleges that the Grosman was intensifying when he killed the boys, deputy district attorney Ryan Gold told the gamblers that the Grosman was “flooring” to bring himself to 81 mph on the 45 mph road and was driving more than just 70 miles per hour at the time of impact. The elder boy died on the spot and his brother died in a hospital.
The lawyers of the Grosman insisted that she was not the driver responsible for the deadly accident, which she had out of a crosswalk. Lead Defense Attorney Tony Buzbi – who argues that the Grosman was running “best” at a speed of 52 mph – pointed to the blame on Ericson, alleging that he was driving a Black Mercedes SUV just ahead of the Grosman’s vehicle.
Ericson was described by the prosecutor as a lover of the Grosman at that time.
The test is expected to continue on Tuesday, as Monday is a court holiday. The jury can begin discussions at the end of next week, Judge Joseph Brandolino said on Friday after the testimony ended.
Earlier, a collision reconstruction engineer Dr. Justin Shor was called for a stand by defense lawyers. The score told the panel that “the lack of physical evidence (in the case) leaves a lot of space for ambiguity.”
The noise testified that if two vehicles killed two boys or a vehicle hit them, there was a “no way”.
During his initial statement, the prosecutor told the gamblers that after the accident, a blood test on the grossman determined that his system had alcohol and vallium, but he was not accused of driving under influence. Gold said the gamblers do not need to find his guilty to face the allegations.
In the testimony last month during the prosecution’s part of the prosecution, Rafael Mejia of Los Angeles County Sheriff told the gamblers that they smell of alcohol coming from the Grosman, and contacted a unit to investigate a DUI.
Mejia said that he found Grosmanman about a three-tenth part of a mile standing outside his SUV, which caused the front-end damage.
“He told me that his vehicle was disabled by Mercedes-Benz,” Mejia told the gamblers that the airbag was closed and the grossman told him that he had hit something, but he did not know what he killed.
In her conversation with Grossman, the deputy said, “She kept asking me to call her husband. … Her husband could help those children.”
As part of interrogation, the deputy deputy of Sheriff said that he found no debris according to a black SUV or any kind of black vehicle.
“We saw no indicator that there was another vehicle, showing that the debris at the scene indicated that a white vehicle was involved.”
The deputy said that he had considered the possibility that more than one vehicle was involved in the collision with the boys, but he said that all the rubbles were “corresponding to a white vehicle.” He said he believes that the accident was “traveling at an unprotected speed due to the vehicle,” and he said he was standing at that conclusion.
Grosman’s husband, Dr. Peter Grosman was called the first witness to defense on Tuesday.
He said that he learned about a fatal accident from his daughter, told the gamblers that his wife was “almost inconsistent, crying, trembling, getting incredibly emotional” when he picked up a jail in Linwood about 30 hours after the accident.
The doctor described his wife – whom she married in 2000 – as a “engine” that serves as the Grosman Burn Foundation, but said the two started dating others after deciding to separate.
Grosman is free on $ 2 million bonds. If he is convicted as accused, he can face up to 34 years in the state jail.