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Nicole Linton had her foot on the gas of her Mercedes-Benz for at least five seconds and 'was conscious and deliberate,' L.A. County prosecutors say.

Documents showed Nicole Lorraine Linton, 37, suffered from years of severe mental health issues which began to manifest themselves as bi-polar disorder in 2018.

The nurse charged with six counts of murder for a deadly multi-car crash in Los Angeles had a "lapse of consciousness” during the fiery wreck.

Nicole Linton suffered a “lapse of consciousness” according to her lawyers.

The Texas nurse accused of causing a crash that claimed the lives of five people and an unborn child was in the midst of a severe mental crisis and may have lost consciousness in the moments before she plowed her Mercedes Benz through a red light and into a bustling intersection just outside Los Angeles last month, according to new court documents filed by her attorney.

A new filing obtained by The Times details Nicole Linton's history of bipolar disorder before the deadly crash and a doctor's reactions to her mental state at the time of the collision.

Texas nurse Nicole Linton charged with six murder counts in a fiery Los Angeles crash had “no recollection” of the wreck and might have had a “mental collapse” before, defense argues.

Nicole Linton, 37, will now appear for her bail hearing on September 12, after a California judge granted prosecutors motion to postpone todays hearing.

Attorneys for a traveling nurse facing manslaughter charges for six people who died in a fiery crash argue that she suffered an "apparent lapse of

Medical records show Nicole Linton struggled with bipolar disorder for years and suffered "an apparent loss of consciousness" just before the crash at a Los Angeles intersection. The LA County DA charged Linton with six counts of murder.