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Former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson threatened to ‘ruin’ daughter of LA socialite lover after he hid in bushes near deadly hit-and-run scene: report

Former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson allegedly threatened the daughter of his girlfriend, a Los Angeles socialite, to keep quiet after she found him hiding in the bushes near the scene of a hit-and-run that killed two young siblings. Ru.

Police question 19-year-old Alexis Grossman’s mother, Rebecca Grossman, after 8-year-old Jacob Iskander and his brother Mark Iskander were killed in a tragic street race between ex-girlfriends. He testified that he spotted Scott Erickson hiding in the shadows. , 11 on September 29, 2020.

She then recalled how Erickson desperately confronted her after breaking into her parents’ home shortly after the accident.

“Why did my mom quit? Why did my mom quit?” Grossman argued in Friday’s testimony. According to the LA Times. “He seemed very angry. He was frantic. I could smell the alcohol on him. He was panicking. I was scared.”

In 2020, former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson allegedly threatened the daughter of his girlfriend, a Los Angeles socialite, to keep quiet when she discovered him hiding in the bushes. new york post
On February 13, 2024, Rebecca Grossman and her daughter Alexis leave the Van Nuys West Court House. new york post

While panicking and enraged, Erickson is said to have told the boy: “Don’t tell anyone you saw me or I’ll destroy you and your family.” There is.

Grossman told the jury that he was on his way to deliver a pizza when he spotted his mother’s white Mercedes and police car and jumped to her side.

“I ran toward her. I was screaming, ‘Mommy, mommy,’ but I was stopped by a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy as I tried to approach the 60-year-old man,” Grossman added.

Rebecca Grossman is accused of killing 8-year-old Jacob Iskander and his 11-year-old brother Mark Iskander on September 29, 2020.
While panicking and enraged, Erickson is said to have told the boy: “Don’t tell anyone you saw me or I’ll destroy you and your family.” There is. Getty Images for the Buoniconti Foundation to Cure Paralysis

Grossman said that when she turned to leave, she saw Erickson emerge from a hiding spot in the bushes behind a tree before the two looked at each other, the newspaper reported.

“He stuck his head out and we made eye contact,” Grossman said.

Rebecca Grossman faces two counts of second-degree murder for her alleged role in the deadly incident in Westlake Village and could face up to 34 years in prison.

Her lawyers used testimony from Alexis Grossman to strengthen their defense, arguing that the car that first struck the boys was Erickson’s black Mercedes SUV, not Grossman’s white Mercedes.

The two jumped over a crosswalk on Triunfo Canyon Road at Saddle Mountain Drive, where Nancy Iskander was crossing with her three sons, before Grossman tailed Erickson. He is accused of drinking alcohol at a nearby restaurant.

A breathalyzer test of the socialite after the accident revealed a blood alcohol content of 0.076%. According to the newspaper.

Rebecca Grossman’s lawyers used Alexis’ testimony to strengthen her defense that the driver wasn’t the one who hit the boys in the first place. new york post
In 2020, Rebecca Grossman allegedly hit two young siblings as they crossed the road, resulting in damage to her Mercedes. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

It was also discovered that barium was detected in her blood.

The younger Grossman was questioned by a Los Angeles County deputy. Atty. Why didn’t Ryan Gould tell the deputy at the scene that he saw Erickson hiding?

“I wish I had done that,” she replied, “but if I had, we wouldn’t be here now.”

Alexis Grossman told her then-separated parents about the sighting in 2021, after her mother’s lawyer advised her not to tell anyone at the time.

Nancy Iskander, mother of two boys murdered in 2020, is comforted outside Vans Noys West Court House on January 26, 2024. new york post
Alexis Grossman told her then-separated parents about the sighting in 2021, after her mother’s lawyer advised her not to tell anyone at the time. new york post

Later that year, Grossman recalled that she was asked if Erickson had visited the family’s home in Westlake that night, and she said no.

“I wasn’t trying to protect anyone,” Grossman said Friday. “He was a big guy, he was a baseball player…It was scary.”

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