Gene Simmons Recovering After Malibu Car Crash
Gene Simmons was involved in a car crash in Malibu after reportedly suffering a medical emergency, but he is now recovering at home and has publicly stated he is fine.
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"Road Rage and Murder Charges: Tragic Malibu Crash Claims Lives of 4 Pepperdine Students"
Fraser Bohm, the 22-year-old man facing murder charges for a crash in Malibu that killed four Pepperdine University students, has been released from jail after posting bail. Bohm's bail was initially set at $8 million but was reduced to $4 million during his arraignment. His attorney claims that Bohm was a victim of road rage and is pleading not guilty to the charges. Prosecutors allege that Bohm's car was traveling over 100 mph at the time of the crash. If convicted, Bohm could face multiple life prison sentences.
"Road Rage Leads to Fatal Crash: Malibu Driver Faces Charges"
The defense attorney for Fraser Bohm, the 22-year-old man charged in the Malibu crash that killed four Pepperdine University students, claims that his client was a victim of road rage. The attorney argued that Bohm was trying to escape from someone who was aggressively chasing him before the deadly crash. The defense is requesting a reduction in Bohm's bail from $4 million to $400,000. The judge postponed the bail hearing review until Monday and stated that the victims' families should be notified. If convicted, Bohm could face multiple life sentences.
"Former Malibu Driver Faces Murder Charges for Fatal Collision with Pepperdine Students"
The driver involved in the Malibu crash that killed four Pepperdine University students pleaded not guilty to murder charges. Prosecutors revealed that the driver, Fraser Bohm, was allegedly traveling at 104 mph in a 45 mph zone when he lost control of his car and crashed into parked cars, which then hit the pedestrians who died. The Los Angeles County District Attorney stated that Bohm deliberately acted with conscious disregard for human life, leading to four counts of implied malice murder. The victims were identified as sorority sisters and seniors at Pepperdine's Seaver College of Liberal Arts.