Nurse convicted in deadly high-speed L.A. crash

Nicole Linton was convicted of six counts of murder after driving at 131 miles per hour and crashing into a South L.A. intersection, killing six people, including an unborn fetus and a child. The jury rejected her defense that she had a seizure, instead attributing the crash to her reckless driving and mental health issues, with prosecutors alleging she was off her medication and driven by anger. The incident resulted in a fiery wreck that caused severe injuries and fatalities, including a woman who was eight months pregnant. Linton faces life in prison at her upcoming sentencing.

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