Teen considers insanity defense, pleads not guilty after being accused of intentionally killing best friends riding e-bike to appear in Cranford, New Jersey
Vincent Battiloro is accused of intentionally driving a vehicle into 17-year-old best friends Isabella Salas and Maria Niotis while they were riding an e-bike
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