Rebecca Grossman is accused of conspiring with her husband and daughter in jailhouse calls to hunt down jurors

The Los Angeles socialite who mowed down two young brothers in a drunken hit-and-run has been accused of conspiring with her husband and daughter from behind bars in a bid to get a new trial.

Rebecca Grossman, the wife of renowned plastic surgeon Peter Grossman, was found guilty on Feb. 23 of all counts over the Sept. 29, 2020, crash that killed two young brothers Mark Iskander, 11, and Jacob Iskander, 8. She faces 34 years to life in prison at sentencing.

Prosecutors now believe she’s been calling her husband and her teenage daughter from jail in a desperate bid to have them influence witnesses, the jury, the judge and her ex-lover, the Daily Mail reports.

Deputy District Attorneys for LA County Ryan Gould and Jamie Castro have now filed a motion providing calls Grossman made to her husband Peter and her 19-year-old daughter Alexis.

Prosecutors fear that Grossman may have asked the pair to track down key players in the case to sway Judge Joseph Brandolino toward giving her a new trial. 

What’s more, Grossman allegedly told Alexis to publicly release a body-camera video worn by a deputy. The footage was sealed by Judge Brandolino.

Grossman allegedly wrote a letter to the little boys’ mother after she was found guilty last month.

Nancy and Karim Iskander, the parents of the two boys tragically killed in the ordeal, said they received the letter from Grossman on March 13. 

They have asked the county to step in and bar Grossman from contacting them.

Elsewhere, at least two jurors said they were contacted by Paul Stuckey, a private investigator “for the family.”

“This investigator did not properly identify” which family he was working for, the outlet adds.

It is unclear how Stuckley got his hands on the jurors contact information, and deputies argue that the only possible way was for him to access a pre-sealing jury list, which is both jury tampering and illegally having personal information of jurors.

Deputies are now seeking to have Grossman barred from receiving visitors who are not on her legal team, and want her mail checked, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Grossman is accused of using her phone privileges to engage in “potentially illegal conduct.”

“These calls include admissions to violating the court protective order regarding the disclosure of evidence on the internet and to the press,” the filing states.

In court last month, prosecutors said Grossman, 62, was racing her ex-MLB lover Scott Erickson, who was in another car, after a boozed-up lunch.

Mark and Jacob were crossing the street in the crosswalk with their mother and youngest brother when Grossman slammed into them and fled, leaving the boys for dead.

The socialite slammed into the boys with such force that the older brother flew more than 250 feet.

Prosecutors presented evidence that the data recorder in Grossman’s white Mercedes showed she was speeding at up to 81 mph and tapped her brakes, slowing her to 73 mph, less than two seconds before a collision that set off her airbags.

Nancy Iskander was at the tragic scene and only narrowly saved herself and her then-5-year-old son Zachary from the same fate.

Grossman — who blew a 0.076% and had Valium in her system — denied killing the boys throughout her trial.