The fiery crash in 2022 killed six people, including an infant, a pregnant woman and her fetus.
Victims’ family members will join with County Supervisor Holly Mitchell and local residents today to mark the one-year anniversary of a fiery crash in theFriday’s event near the intersection of La Brea and Slauson avenues, near Ladera Park, will feature the unveiling of the Slauson Six Memorial Bench and Community Garden, according to Mitchell’s office. Activist Najee Ali and area residents will join the supervisor at the 9:30 a.m. ceremony.
The crash ignited an inferno as a sedan struck by the Mercedes was pushed into at least one other vehicle, with both winding up against a gas station sign on the corner. A trail of fire was left burning as the vehicles struck by the speeding driver were engulfed in flames. A traveling nurse from Texas, Nicole Lorraine Linton, survived the crash with moderate injuries and wasLinton was arrested by the CHP the day of the crash and remains jailed without bail. She is due back in a. A date is scheduled to be set then for a preliminary hearing, at which a judge will determine whether there is sufficient evidence to require her to stand trial. Linton’s attorney has indicated in news reports that she suffers from mental health issues.
Also killed in the crash were Nathesia Lewis, 43, and her friend, 38-year-old Lynette Noble, who were in another car.
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