Nurse's Bizarre Calls Before Fatal 130 MPH Crash

The trial of a nurse accused of causing a fatal crash has revealed disturbing details about her actions immediately before the collision. Kimberly Linton, the sister of the defendant Nicole Linton, testified that her sister made multiple video calls while driving at high speed on August 4, 2022.

During these calls, Nicole Linton reportedly spoke "gibberish" and "complete nonsense," with one call lasting six minutes. Her sister described her demeanor as "confused." The crash occurred when Linton's Mercedes allegedly sped through a red light at 130 mph, impacting other vehicles and resulting in a fireball.

Six individuals perished in the incident: Asherey Ryan, her unborn son Armani, her son Alonzo Quintero, her boyfriend Reynold Lester, Nathesia Lewis, and Lynette Noble. Prosecutors presented graphic evidence, including images of the victims' bodies. The defense contends that Linton experienced a seizure, leading to the loss of control of her vehicle.

Nicole Linton faces six counts of murder. The case is expected to proceed to jury deliberation soon. The trial has been marked by emotional testimony and graphic evidence, with some victims' families leaving the courtroom during certain presentations.