Trafic Final Call From Philanthropist Bronfman

New York - Philanthropist Andrea Bronfman, unaware that she had been mortally injured being hit by a black livery cab Monday morning in a traffic accident, called her husband from the ambulance to say she was fine.
"Everything is OK. It will be all right," Bronfman told her billionaire husband, Charles Bronfman, former co-chairman of the Seagram liquor empire, from her cellphone as she was being rushed to New York Hospital.

She complained only that her shoulder hurt.
But Bronfman had sustained pelvic injuries, a lacerated liver and broken ribs.
She suffered heavy internal bleeding - requiring more than a dozen units of blood - and died on the operating table.

U/D: 21:37
Twist in Bronfman death:
Sources say detectives are looking for a second driver in the accidental death of the philanthropist.