Rebecca Grossman Accused of Jury Tampering From Jail

Prosecutors allege that Rebecca Grossman, convicted of a double murder, attempted to tamper with jurors and influence witnesses from jail.

Rebecca Grossman, convicted for the drunken hit-and-run deaths of two young brothers, is accused of attempting to tamper with jurors and influence witnesses from jail.
Prosecutors filed a motion to restrict Grossman's jailhouse phone access, alleging she engaged in illegal activities and encouraged her family to interfere with the case.
Grossman allegedly directed her family to track down witnesses, release sealed evidence, and even contact a judge for a new trial.
At least three jurors were reportedly contacted by a private investigator hired by Grossman, violating court orders.
Grossman faces a maximum sentence of life in prison and will be sentenced on April 10.