Nicole Linton

A Los Angeles jury found Nicole Linton guilty of six counts of second-degree murder over the August 2022 crash at La Brea and Slauson avenues in Windsor Hills. Prosecutors said she accelerated through a red light at about 130 mph into a busy intersection, killing six people, including a pregnant woman and her infant. Jurors deliberated for only about three hours, and she is expected to face multiple life sentences, though the defense may seek post-trial relief or appeal.

Opening statements began in Nicole Linton’s murder trial over the 2022 Windsor Hills crash. Prosecutors presented the case that she was driving at extreme speed through the intersection before the collision that killed six people and injured others.

Court proceedings continued in the Windsor Hills crash case against Nicole Linton, who is accused of causing the 2022 collision while working as a traveling nurse. The case remained focused on the charges tied to the deaths of six victims and the severe injuries linked to the crash.