Brooklyn Driver Charged in Fatal Crash Claimed She Was 'Possessed,' Sources Say - VINnews

A Brooklyn wigmaker, Miriam Yarimi, 35, has been charged with manslaughter following a tragic incident where she fatally struck a mother and her two young daughters in a horrific crash on Ocean Parkway. Eyewitnesses described chaos in the aftermath of the crash, which left the community in shock.

When Hatzolah ambulance responders arrived, Yarimi allegedly told them she felt "possessed" and claimed to have "the devil in me," raising concerns about her mental state. These statements have led investigators to delve deeper into her psychological condition.

Reports indicate that Yarimi had been exhibiting odd behavior prior to the incident, including expressing fears of being pursued by the CIA. This erratic thinking has heightened scrutiny regarding her mental health and potential motivations leading up to the tragic event.

Currently, Yarimi is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation at Bellevue Hospital's prison ward, as legal proceedings loom. She is expected to be arraigned soon, with the gravity of her charges reflecting the severity of the crash and its devastating impact on the victims' families.

The community grapples with the aftermath, mourning the loss of the mother and her daughters while seeking answers regarding this harrowing incident. As details continue to unfold, the focus remains on addressing the complexities of Yarimi’s mental health and the implications of her actions.