Nicole Linton found guilty of second-degree murder in deadly 2022 Windsor Hills crash that killed 6

Key Points:

• Nicole Linton was found guilty of second-degree murder and vehicular manslaughter for a 2022 crash in Windsor Hills that killed six people, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child, after jurors deliberated for three hours.
• Prosecutors argued Linton was driving at approximately 130 mph through an intersection, causing a fiery collision, while the defense claimed she suffered a seizure and mental health crisis at the time, with no evidence of intoxication or reckless behavior.
• The crash resulted in the deaths of 23-year-old Asherey Ryan, her unborn son Armani, her boyfriend Reynold Lester, their infant son Alonzo, and two others, with graphic evidence and surveillance footage shown during the trial.
• The prosecution emphasized the severity of the impact, including images of the victims and the force that caused the unborn child to be ripped from the mother’s womb, prompting emotional reactions from family members and jurors.
• The collision also injured nine others and caused significant vehicle damage, with the Jaguar involved being split in half due to the force of the crash.