Market crash driver talks of 'broken heart'

The elderly man whose car smashed through a California outdoor market, killing 10 people, has made his first public comment, saying “my heart is broken over the extent of the tragedy”.

Market crash driver talks of 'broken heart'

The elderly man whose car smashed through a California outdoor market, killing 10 people, has made his first public comment, saying “my heart is broken over the extent of the tragedy”.

Russell Weller released the statement on the day two victims, a woman and her seven-month-old grandson, were buried. Hundreds sobbed and wailed as Molok Ghoulian Nabatian, 63, and Brendon Davidi Esfahani were buried at a memorial park in Mission Hills.

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