A California socialite and former publisher is suspected of driving drunk when she crashed into and killed two young brothers.

A Southern California community is mourning two brothers, ages 11 and 9, after they were struck and killed by a driver in suburban Los Angeles County.

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Rebecca Grossman was one hour and 40 minutes late today to a court date Judge Joseph Brandolino had ordered her to attend. Her lawyers said they didn’t know and got her there as soon as possible. Spectators who’d been present for the previous proceedings were expecting her.

Rebecca Grossman, charged with a fatal hit-and-run of two boys, came to court after her lawyers were told the defendant needed to be there. https://t.co/TZyspJ0gl6

RT @Jaccuse1: Mark and Jacob Iskander were killed by a billionaire drunk driver named Rebecca Grossman