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Rejected Hubby Plots Wife's Violent Death|Crime Alert Recap Saturday 11.01.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime a art hourly update, Breaking crime news Now. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Jackie Howard. Elena SA, forty six, found unresponsive in her
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  Speaker 1: home her eighteen year old daughter frantically dials nine one
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  Speaker 1: one for a welfare check after the Long Island accountant
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  Speaker 1: fails to pick up her seven year old daughter from school.
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  Speaker 1: Police arrive at three point fifty three pm, finding the
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  Speaker 1: mom with severe burns scarring her face and mouth. Reportedly
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  Speaker 1: she had been dead for hours, and prosecutors alleged Yusuf
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  Speaker 1: Qureshi fifty three, the victim's unemployed software engineer husband, orchestrated
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  Speaker 1: at attack. Nasau County Homicide Captain Stephen Fitzpatrick.
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  Speaker 2: We have him showing up waiting for the right opportunity,
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  Speaker 2: entering the house waiting for.
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  Speaker 3: His wife to drop off the kids at school, and
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  Speaker 3: then assaulting her and.
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  Speaker 4: Killing hercuse she had been served divorce papers which he
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  Speaker 4: refused to accept. He then began stalking his estranged wife,
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  Speaker 4: plotting to strike when the kids were away. Because she
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  Speaker 4: slipped into the home waiting for Yusef to return from
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  Speaker 4: the school drop off, then forced a cyanide like chemical
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  Speaker 4: substance down her throat. Police say they had responded to
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  Speaker 4: five domestic incidents at the residents in recent years, many
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  Speaker 4: revolving around finances. A history of prior threats is noted.
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  Speaker 4: The suspect had vowed to force his wife to swallow bleach.
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  Speaker 4: The medical examiner ruled the death homicide by chemical asphyxiation.
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  Speaker 4: Prosecutors now pushing for first degree murder. War Crime and
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  Speaker 4: Justice news after this.
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  Speaker 5: I'm Nicole pardon A major development and a high profile
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  Speaker 5: federal case. Sean Diddy Combs is expected to walk free
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  Speaker 5: from a New York federal prison in May twenty twenty eight.
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  Speaker 5: That's according to online records from the Bureau of Prisons.
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  Speaker 5: Combs was convicted on two counts of transporting individuals for
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  Speaker 5: prostitution under the Man Act. He was sentenced to four
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  Speaker 5: years in two months, but acquitted of the more serious charges,
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  Speaker 5: including racketeering and sex trafficking. He's been in federal custody
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  Speaker 5: since September twenty twenty four. His projected release date May eighth,
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  Speaker 5: twenty twenty eight reflects time already served and credits earned
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  Speaker 5: under the First Stepped Act, which allows inmates to reduce
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  Speaker 5: their sentence through good behavior, but could Combs be released
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  Speaker 5: even sooner.
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  Speaker 3: Earlier this month, President Donald Trump confirmed that Combs had
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  Speaker 3: requested a pardon, saying, in part, I call him puff Daddy.
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  Speaker 3: Trump said from the Oval Office, he has asked me
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  Speaker 3: for a pardon. However, a White House official says the
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  Speaker 3: President is not currently considering it.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Drew Nelson. A neighbor's quick action stops a toddler
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  Speaker 2: kidnapping attempt in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Police say twenty two
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  Speaker 2: year old Chris Shawn Parker of Norristown tried to snatch
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  Speaker 2: a two year old girl from her mother's arms while
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  Speaker 2: claiming the child was his. The attack began on the
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  Speaker 2: seven thousand block of Emerson Avenue and ended at the
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  Speaker 2: fence line of second Ward Park. Surveillance video showed him
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  Speaker 2: approaching Syana Carter outside her home in broad daylight. Carter
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  Speaker 2: tells WPVII she screamed and ran pounding on Doris for help.
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  Speaker 6: I turned and go right to the corner because that
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  Speaker 6: guy camer that corner house got come my knock. I said,
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  Speaker 6: kill someone help me. He like, you got my daughter.
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  Speaker 6: He's telling me, I'm like, this is not your daughter.
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  Speaker 6: Once he said that this was his daughter, I might
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  Speaker 6: kiss someone out.
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  Speaker 2: Carter said, Parker caught up to her near the park.
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  Speaker 6: He grabs me and grabbed my daughter, Like give me
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  Speaker 6: my daughter. He punches, shoving me. I'm not letting my
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  Speaker 6: daughter go. He rips my daughter's shirt.
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  Speaker 2: Neighbor Sean Miller heard the screams and ran toward the commotion.
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  Speaker 2: I just flung right in action.
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  Speaker 7: I didn't think twice.
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  Speaker 2: I just gave him a little shove, a little one too,
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  Speaker 2: Miller says. Parker yelled, quote, my name is Christopher, this
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  Speaker 2: is my baby. I'm from Norristown. He told police he
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  Speaker 2: knew the mother and child and that Parker was lying.
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  Speaker 2: Officer Jacqueline Benedict and Detective William Gotch arrived and took
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  Speaker 2: Parker into custody. He was charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault,
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  Speaker 2: unlawful restraint, reckless endangerment, simple assault, and terroristic threats. Parker's
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  Speaker 2: bail was set at ten percent of five hundred thousand dollars,
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  Speaker 2: and he remains in jail awaiting a preliminary hearing Thursday
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  Speaker 2: before District Judge Andrew Goldberg. Carter suffered minor injuries, her
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  Speaker 2: daughter was ultimately not her.
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  Speaker 7: I'm Jennifer Gould. A father's violent explosive meltdown over a
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  Speaker 7: missed classroom snack led him to threaten mass murder and
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  Speaker 7: shoot up his child's elementary school. This parent, spoke to
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  Speaker 7: CBS Detroit.
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  Speaker 6: Thought it was crazy for something, you know, that minuscule
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  Speaker 6: for that type of big reaction soundscraft.
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  Speaker 2: I thought it was a joke etforts.
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  Speaker 7: The terrifying confrontation sparked by the most trivial of reasons,
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  Speaker 7: unfolded at Pleasant View Elementary School in East Point, Michigan.
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  Speaker 7: When David Scott Junior, forty three arrived to pick up
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  Speaker 7: his son. The snack rage intensified instantly. Scott, a repeat
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  Speaker 7: felon with a history of crime, flew into a torrent
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  Speaker 7: of profanity, screaming death threats at the teacher in front
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  Speaker 7: of terrified students and shocked parents. Here's the judge, followed
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  Speaker 7: by East Point Police Lieutenant Alexander Hollish.
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  Speaker 5: Listen you allegedly confronted the teacher and stated words to
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  Speaker 5: the effect of, I'll air this out and I'll be
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  Speaker 5: back tomorrow.
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  Speaker 1: Let's come a knowledge that airplace out means to shoot
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  Speaker 1: out the place.
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  Speaker 7: Lieutenant Hollish confirmed the entire class had been skipped for
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  Speaker 7: the snack time, confirming Scott's child was not individually targeted,
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  Speaker 7: making this threat all the more unwarranted. The school immediately
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  Speaker 7: raised the alarm, prompting police to track down and arrest
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  Speaker 7: Scott within two hours. The subsequent execution of a search
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  Speaker 7: warrant on his home yielded a disturbing discovery. Police found
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  Speaker 7: multiple rounds of ammunition. This evidence underscored the severity of
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  Speaker 7: the threat, and it resulted in Scott being hit with
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  Speaker 7: the devastating fourth offense habitual offender notice, guaranteeing a maximum
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  Speaker 7: sentence if he's convicted. Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido slammed
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  Speaker 7: the incident, stating the absurdity of threatening mass violence over
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  Speaker 7: something as minor as a classroom snack desert a treat
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  Speaker 7: was quote unquote absolutely inexcusable. Scott was arraigned on charges
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  Speaker 7: including possession of weapons and ammunition by a prohibited person,
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  Speaker 7: intentional threat to commit an act of violence against school,
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  Speaker 7: school employees or students, and disorderly conduct. He pleaded not guilty.
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  Speaker 7: His bond was set at one hundred and fifty thousand
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  Speaker 7: bucks should he be released. Scott must wear a GPS
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  Speaker 7: ankle monitor and is strictly prohibited from contacting the school,
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  Speaker 7: its staff or its students. Scott was also ordered to
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  Speaker 7: undergo a mental health evaluation. His next core data is
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  Speaker 7: set for November fifth. For the latest crime and justice news,
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  Speaker 7: app with this crime Alert. I'm Jennifer Gould.