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Shocking New Docs Reveal The Grisly Injuries of Idaho Murder Victims | Crime Alert Recap Saturday 07.26.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alart hourly update, Breaking crime news Now.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Jennifer Gould. The chilling truth of the twenty twenty
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  Speaker 2: two Idaho student murders grotesquely unfolds in newly unsealed court records,
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  Speaker 2: detailing Brian Coberger's scratched face and the monstrous brutality he
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  Speaker 2: inflicted on the victims. A teaching assistant noted fingernail like
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  Speaker 2: scratches on Coberger's face after the slaughter, suggesting a desperate struggle.
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  Speaker 2: The King's Road crime scene was a blood soaked nightmare,
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  Speaker 2: according to documents, Walls smeared with blood, cast off, floors
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  Speaker 2: pulled with gore, and bodies found so disfigured some were unrecognizable.
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  Speaker 2: Kaylee Gunsalvas's father, Steve Gonsalvis, spoke to the media after
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  Speaker 2: the sentencing.
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  Speaker 3: It was horrific with what Kaylee went through.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, she stabbed over thirty packlus times. She was strackers
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  Speaker 4: and nail and others associated quite a bit of damn
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  Speaker 4: share face, unicate freely.
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  Speaker 3: So this guy is just absolutely it is a little
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  Speaker 3: bit like.
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  Speaker 2: Vember thirteen, four Am Goldberger now thirty will find the
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  Speaker 2: low ground in this case is to write about the
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  Speaker 2: sharp guard about this case force lifting. The nonmmation order
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  Speaker 2: does not require target he found and kayle council.
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  Speaker 5: Or others who were previously bound by to speech, and
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  Speaker 5: the state is indicated that they don't intend.
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  Speaker 3: To until after the sentence.
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  Speaker 2: We've beaten suffering blood at this point, I just don't
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  Speaker 2: think that that I can justify the continuation of themation
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  Speaker 2: order last writes the public information leads and severe case
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  Speaker 2: in vain is artery injuries Paramount Madison suffering determined that's
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  Speaker 2: the gag gas and line to liver lacerations, meaning the
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  Speaker 2: pace proceed directood the broad Caburger's DNA three sto multi
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  Speaker 2: descending to the second Coberger the pounds twenty just after
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  Speaker 2: her down July, she was guilty murders. We finded a
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  Speaker 2: clear deal with defensive hills her hands, including seconds she
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  Speaker 2: was from her coffering damions and multiple times family bedroom
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  Speaker 2: enabled calling and death anty over the highly cris her
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  Speaker 2: long and prosecutors a criminal justice student at the time,
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  Speaker 2: Er twenty found that meticulously covered meditated that resulting in
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  Speaker 2: the des jugular and.
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  Speaker 4: Severed the AOD and Chapman.
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  Speaker 2: Surviving roommates, Dylan dead and her.
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  Speaker 1: Masked figure with your ride with the package after tearing
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  Speaker 1: a spring to and investigators pointed to DNA evidence, I'm
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  Speaker 1: going to cell phone data and surveilling intensified Coberger phone,
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  Speaker 1: which house plast twenty three times most of the time
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  Speaker 1: Walmart employee recalled him asking a scheme asked.
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  Speaker 2: Colberger reportedly had knuckle wounds and claiming facial injuries from
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  Speaker 2: a car accident. The case took an eleventh hour turn.
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  Speaker 2: On July second, Coburger accepted a plea deal avoiding death
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  Speaker 2: by firing squad after defense setbacks like deny DNA and
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  Speaker 2: cell phone records, suppression, pleading guilty for life without parole,
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  Speaker 2: and waiving all appeals. While some families accepted the plea, others,
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  Speaker 2: like Kayley's father Steve, called it a quote deal with
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  Speaker 2: the devil end quote. At his July twenty third sentencing,
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  Speaker 2: Coburger stoneface declined to speak, uttering three menacing words quote,
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  Speaker 2: I respectfully decline end quote. Further in raging families, Judge
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  Speaker 2: Stephen Hitler called him a quote unquote coward, adding quote,
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  Speaker 2: we won't ask why anymore. It gives him power end quote.
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  Speaker 2: The murder and remains missing, no sexual motive found. With
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  Speaker 2: the gag order lifted, more documents may emerge, hopefully revealing
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  Speaker 2: the horrifying truth why that house was chosen and the
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  Speaker 2: four lives inside so brutally slaughtered and extinguished. In the meantime,
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  Speaker 2: as Coburger begins his life sentence, he is quote just
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  Speaker 2: a number behind bars end quote, as Steve Gonsalves declared,
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  Speaker 2: ensuring the victims Kaylee, Maddie, Sannah, and Ethan are the
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  Speaker 2: only ones remembered. More Crime and Justice News after this.
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  Speaker 5: I'm Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The DOJ maybe releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients.
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  Speaker 1: Well, that really happen.
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  Speaker 6: It's sitting on my desk right now to review.
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  Speaker 5: That's been a directive by President Trump.
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  Speaker 7: I'm reviewing.
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  Speaker 5: After months of promises to release more of the files
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  Speaker 5: associated with the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, government of Justice
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  Speaker 5: and the FBI release a joint statement claiming there isn't
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  Speaker 5: anything else to publish and a rumored client list does
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  Speaker 5: not exist. The FBI says searches of their records revealed
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  Speaker 5: more than three hundred gigabytes of data, but most of
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  Speaker 5: that accounts for photos of Epstein, images and videos of
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  Speaker 5: minor victims in over ten thousand videos and images of
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  Speaker 5: child sex abuse material and other pornography. The DOJ insists
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  Speaker 5: that any further releases would only harm Jeffrey Epstein's victims,
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  Speaker 5: who number more than one thousand. This as reports surface
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  Speaker 5: that President Trump was informed there were no more files
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  Speaker 5: to release back in May, along with being briefed that
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  Speaker 5: his name among several other high profile individuals were mentioned
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  Speaker 5: in the documents. Attorney General Pam Bondi says the mentions
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  Speaker 5: do not constitute any evidence of wrongdoing. However, Epstein's answers
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  Speaker 5: regarding his relationship with Trump in a twenty ten deposition
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  Speaker 5: are leading many to believe otherwise.
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  Speaker 7: Have you ever had a personal relationship with Donald Trump?
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  Speaker 7: What do you mean by personal relationships? Have you socialized
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  Speaker 7: with him? Yes, sir, Yes, yes, sir. Have you ever
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  Speaker 7: socialized with Donald Trump in the presence of females under
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  Speaker 7: the age of eighteen?
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  Speaker 2: Though?
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  Speaker 6: I'd like to answer that question at least today, tell
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  Speaker 6: me all you'd have to be served by fifth, sixth
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  Speaker 6: and fourteen, then.
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  Speaker 8: The redser I'm Drew Nelson. A three year old boy
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  Speaker 8: dies in Birmingham, Alabama after being left in a hot
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  Speaker 8: car for five hours by a child welfare transport worker.
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  Speaker 8: Caterius kJ Sparks was found dead Tuesday inside a parked
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  Speaker 8: car on Pine Tree Drive. He'd been left behind by
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  Speaker 8: a worker from Covenant Services, a company under contract with
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  Speaker 8: Alabama's Department of Human Resources. The car was turned off,
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  Speaker 8: the windows were up, Please said. kJ was picked up
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  Speaker 8: around nine am for a supervised visit with his biological father,
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  Speaker 8: Coretorius Sparks Senior that happened at the DHR offs in Bessemer.
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  Speaker 8: The visit ended around eleven thirty that morning. The worker
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  Speaker 8: was supposed to return kJ to daycare. Instead, she stopped
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  Speaker 8: for food, went to a tobacconist's shop, then return home
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  Speaker 8: and left kJ in the car. He was left there
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  Speaker 8: from about twelve thirty pm to five thirty pm. By
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  Speaker 8: the time the Foster family came to pick him up,
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  Speaker 8: he was missing. Six forty pm, emergency responders were called
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  Speaker 8: to the worker's home. kJ was found still fastened in
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  Speaker 8: the car seat. He was pronounced dead there. Attorney Courtney French,
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  Speaker 8: who now represents the family, said, quote a heartbreaking and
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  Speaker 8: preventable tragedy based upon a preliminary investigation with the current
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  Speaker 8: extreme outside temperatures and the heat index of one hundred
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  Speaker 8: eight degrees. The interior temperature of the car where kJ
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  Speaker 8: was trapped likely exceeded one hundred and fifty degrees. Both
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  Speaker 8: kj's biological and foster families are in mourning. Cotorius Sparks
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  Speaker 8: Senior spoke to WBrC about the last time he would
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  Speaker 8: hold his son.
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  Speaker 3: Word Tama springs affil right now, soon till I leave
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  Speaker 3: my son. First thing he said, dead, I want to
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  Speaker 3: go to when we leave and like and they really
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  Speaker 3: hurt me, like he said, every time I see him
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  Speaker 3: on the visa dead, I want to go to as Ad.
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  Speaker 3: Don't worries, You'll be with me soon.
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  Speaker 8: The family has hired an attorney to investigate further. The
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  Speaker 8: DHR released a short statement saying quote, a child in
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  Speaker 8: DHR custody was being transported by a contract provider when
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  Speaker 8: the incident occurred. The provider has terminated their employee. Due
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  Speaker 8: to confidentiality, DHR cannot comment further regarding the identity of
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  Speaker 8: the child or the exact circumstances. Police say the worker
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  Speaker 8: has been cooperative and was questioned by Birmingham Police. The
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  Speaker 8: investigation continues Ernest Miller is a cousin in kj's foster family.
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  Speaker 6: We went to the bad Parts. He had a blast,
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  Speaker 6: he was in the swimming pool. We just had a
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  Speaker 6: great time as a family. We just got back Friday.
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  Speaker 6: We were all looking forward to him growing up and
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  Speaker 6: being a part of his family and Jesus.
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  Speaker 8: Calm kj's parents said in a statement through their attorney, quote,
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  Speaker 8: this is a parent's worst nightmare. Our baby should be alive.
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  Speaker 4: I'm Nicole Parton, a deputy share berr from Miami Dade County, Florida,
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  Speaker 4: was taken into federal custody on Wednesday after being charged
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  Speaker 4: with two counts of child exploitation. Carly Miranda Bloom, fifty one,
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  Speaker 4: who served with the Miami Dade Sheriff's Office for more
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  Speaker 4: than twenty years, faces serious allegations of receiving and producing
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  Speaker 4: visual related sexual images of a minor. This according to
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  Speaker 4: a press release from the US Attorney's Office in the
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  Speaker 4: Southern District of Florida. Bloom is accused of exchanging explicit
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  Speaker 4: videos with the seventeen year old girl with whom she
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  Speaker 4: was having a physical relationship. The allegation state that Bloom
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  Speaker 4: recorded herself engaging in sexual acts with the underage girl
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  Speaker 4: and traveled across state lines to meet her. When their
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  Speaker 4: relationship began to fall apart, Bloom allegedly made threats against
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  Speaker 4: the girl's life. A criminal complaint obtained by an independent
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  Speaker 4: news station WPLG, indicated that authorities received a tip on
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  Speaker 4: July fourteen regarding Bloom's involvement with the miner. Situation escalated
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  Speaker 4: when the girl was detained under the Baker Act while
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  Speaker 4: attempting to board a flight to Miami the day after
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  Speaker 4: her eighteenth birthday. Bloom went to the airport to collect
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  Speaker 4: the girl's luggage. Witnesses reported that the girl's mental health
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  Speaker 4: had significantly worsened during the year she was allegedly involved
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  Speaker 4: with the officer. After accessing the teenager's cell phone, investigators
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  Speaker 4: reportedly found multiple graphic videos of Bloom with the girl,
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  Speaker 4: including instances where Bloom was accused of violently choking the girl.
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  Speaker 4: Further examination of their communication led authorities to conclude that
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  Speaker 4: the messages exchanged were of a romantic or sexual nature
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  Speaker 4: that the two were involved in a relationship. Bloom allegedly
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  Speaker 4: expressed a countdown to the girl's eighteenth birthday and referred
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  Speaker 4: to her as her wife, promising to marry her once
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  Speaker 4: she was of age. The complaint included explicit messages dating
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  Speaker 4: back to February, featuring graphic photos and videos sent by
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  Speaker 4: the girl to Bloom. Some of Bloom's text messages were
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  Speaker 4: reportedly violent, with one staying I really need to rape you.
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  Speaker 4: When the girl attempted to end the relationship, Bloom's responses
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  Speaker 4: allegedly included threats of leave me and see what happens.
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  Speaker 4: I will drive my favorite knife through your throat and
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  Speaker 4: watch you slowly die. I swear on my grandparents. WPLG
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  Speaker 4: reported that investigators learned Bloom intended to fly to Atlanta, Georgia,
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  Speaker 4: to see the girl once she was discharged from being
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  Speaker 4: baker acted. Bloom was arrested in Atlanta on Wednesday. In
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  Speaker 4: a statement to local CBS affiliate wfor Miami Dade Sheriff
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  Speaker 4: Rosy Stutz expressed her shock, saying this is very disturbing
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  Speaker 4: and a betrayal of the badge, the public trust, and
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  Speaker 4: the oath to which she was sworn to uphold. She
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  Speaker 4: emphasized that the alleged actions contradict the principles upheld by
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  Speaker 4: law enforcement officers and by humanity as a whole, The
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  Speaker 4: officer has been discharged from her position and is currently
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  Speaker 4: being held without bond for the latest crime. Injustice news,
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  Speaker 4: with this crime Alert. I'm Nicole Parton.