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Let's get right to Corbyn Carson.

We've been waiting to talk to him all afternoon as soon as we found out that Rebecca

Grossman, the co-founder of the Grossman Burns Center in the Valley.

She was sentenced today for running over those two boys back in 2020.

She was convicted of a second degree murder.

And she was assisting right up to the end that she didn't murder them.

And she never saw the kids.

And the jury convicted her.

And now the judge has sentenced her to a good long sentence. Let's get Corbin on here.

Yeah, two 15 year to life sentences, but they will run concurrent, which means they're together.

That is for the second degree murder charges. There were other charges of manslaughter and fleeing the scene.

All those will be wrapped up. Some will be stayed, which means they'll be held off,

and some will run concurrent to her prison sentence.

But this was, I mean, five hours of emotional statements,

more than a dozen people, both from the family of eight and 11-year-old Mark

and Jacob Iskander, but then also a 30-minute video was played of

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