The killer of Mark and Jacob Iskander had asked the California Supreme Court to review her convictions for their murders. On Wednesday, that appeal was denied, and her convictions remain.
It's the last-ditch attempt by the socialite to argue that the evidence in her case was not extreme enough to qualify as "implied malice."
She was speeding at over 73 miles per hour on residential streets in Westlake Village after drinking with her boyfriend, Scott Erickson, when she struck and killed brothers Mark Iskander, 11, and Jacob Iskander, 8, as they used a marked crosswalk on September 29, 2020. After striking them, she fled the scene.
She was found guilty of their murders, and a current civil trial found her responsible for their wrongful deaths and awarded the Iskander family $176 million in damages for the deaths, which were witnessed by their mother, Nancy, and their younger brother Zachary.
Grossman is serving 15 years to life in state prison for their murders and hit and run.
