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Crime Alert 09.12.24 | Man Tells Family Grandma Has Terminal Illness, Really Killed with Hammer · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news Now. Joseph
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  Speaker 1: Glenn tells his son and grandchildren they're Yah Yah. Jackie
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  Speaker 1: Glynn is terminally ill and that she left to avoid
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  Speaker 1: putting the family through the pain of her death. The
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  Speaker 1: granddaughters are convinced she'd never leave, and her doctor says
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  Speaker 1: she gave no such diagnosis to Yah Yah. Months later,
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  Speaker 1: Tennessee cops fied Jackie's car and her body buried in
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  Speaker 1: a shallow grave. When pressed, husband Joseph Glynn admits he
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  Speaker 1: hit Jackie over the head with a hammer until she died.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Jackie Glynn's last text message read Happy New Year.
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  Speaker 2: Let's all choose to make this the best year ever.
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  Speaker 2: Love you so much. Her naked body was found buried
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  Speaker 2: fifty miles from her home at a dig site Joseph
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  Speaker 2: Glenn worked on weeks prior. Investigators also found a bag
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  Speaker 2: with Jackie's clothes, bloody towels, and rags in a nearby dumpster.
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  Speaker 2: Joseph Glynn's motive it's still unclear.
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  Speaker 1: Joseph Glynn's seventy pleads guilty to murder, one to life
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  Speaker 1: in prison. Oxford, Mississippi cops cordoned off a street when
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  Speaker 1: a delivery truck crashes, spilling cases of beer all over
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  Speaker 1: the road. Police make a Facebook post telling people to
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  Speaker 1: avoid the area while they clean up. After several prank calls,
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  Speaker 1: the department has to amend the post in forming Oxford residents,
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  Speaker 1: many of whom aren't University Mississippi students. Police absolutely do
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  Speaker 1: not need help from university students to get rid of
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  Speaker 1: the mess. I e.
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  Speaker 3: The beer.
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  Speaker 1: More Crime and Justice news after this Now with the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime and justice breaking news. Crime on Ones.
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  Speaker 3: John Limley, the fourteen year old accused of killing four
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  Speaker 3: people in a shooting at Appalachi High School in winder Georgia,
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  Speaker 3: along with his father, will remain in custody after their
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  Speaker 3: attorneys have chosen not to seek bail. Let's bring in
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  Speaker 3: Sidney Sumner of Crime Online for more.
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  Speaker 2: Cook Gray, charged with four counts of murder, allegedly used
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  Speaker 2: a semi automatic rifle to fatally shoot two students and
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  Speaker 2: two teachers on September fourth. His father, Colin Gray, faces
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  Speaker 2: charges for enabling his son to possess the firearm, making
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  Speaker 2: a new attempt by prosecutors to hold parents accountable in
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  Speaker 2: cases of school shootings. The father and son appeared in
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  Speaker 2: court for separate hearings. About fifty people, including media and
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  Speaker 2: family members of the victims, were present. During his hearing,
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  Speaker 2: Colt Gray, wearing khaki pants and a green shirt, was
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  Speaker 2: formally advised of his rights and the serious charges against him.
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  Speaker 2: The court had to clarify that, due to his juvenile status,
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  Speaker 2: the maximum penalty he faces his life without parole, not
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  Speaker 2: the death penalty. Gray was shackled at both the wrists
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  Speaker 2: and ankles during the proceedings. Shortly after, fifty four year
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  Speaker 2: old Colin Gray appeared in court wearing a gray striped
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  Speaker 2: jail uniform. He faces charges of involuntary manslaughter and second
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  Speaker 2: degree murder. A rest warrant suggests that he contributed to
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  Speaker 2: the debts by providing the firearm to his son, despite
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  Speaker 2: knowing the teen posed a risk to himself and others.
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  Speaker 2: In court, Colin Gray spoke quietly as he answered questions
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  Speaker 2: about his background, confirming that he had completed his high
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  Speaker 2: school equivalency diploma. Investigators alleged Colt Gray used a black
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  Speaker 2: semi automatic AR fifteen style rifle during the attack. Prosecutors
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  Speaker 2: have yet to offer a motive or explain how Gray
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  Speaker 2: acquired the weapon or brought it into the school. Authorities
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  Speaker 2: are expected to file additional charges against the teenager, pending
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  Speaker 2: further investigation into the injuries of nine other individuals. Among
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  Speaker 2: those killed were students Mason Shermerhorn and Christian Angelo, both fourteen,
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  Speaker 2: and teacher's thirty nine year old Richard Aspinwall and fifty
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  Speaker 2: three year old Christina at Eiremi. Shermer Horn was remembered
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  Speaker 2: by a neighbor as a curious child. Aspenwall, a math teacher,
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  Speaker 2: was also a football coach, while Eremi, originally from Romania,
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  Speaker 2: was active in her church where she taught dance. Court
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  Speaker 2: documents reveal that authorities had questioned Colt Gray last year
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  Speaker 2: after concerning social media post. Despite the troubling nature of
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  Speaker 2: the post, conflicting evidence prevented law enforcement from making an
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  Speaker 2: arrest at that time.
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  Speaker 3: Jackson County's Sheriff Janis Magnum that after reviewing the twenty
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  Speaker 3: twenty three report, there were no grounds for charges at
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  Speaker 3: that particular moment.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John, Lisa Knight, twenty nine, gets to ride from
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  Speaker 1: x Lloyd Frey to go visit their child at her mom,
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  Speaker 1: Gene Knight's home. Instead, Fry takes Lisa to his Osineki,
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  Speaker 1: Michigan home. Around ten thirty pm, she calls a friend
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  Speaker 1: from Fry's house upset, asking for a ride home. When
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  Speaker 1: the friend says he can't pick her up, Lisa hangs
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  Speaker 1: up without elaborating. Lisa's family reports her missing four days
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  Speaker 1: later when she misses a second planned visit. The ex husband,
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  Speaker 1: Lloyd Fry, says Lisa left his home at some point
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  Speaker 1: while he was asleep. Fry cooperates with the investigation. Cops
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  Speaker 1: used cadaver dogs to search his home, but no evidence
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  Speaker 1: tying him to Lisa's disappearance. Lisa five feet tall, one
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  Speaker 1: hundred and twenty pounds, blonde hair, green eyes, eyebrow and
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  Speaker 1: lip are pierced. She has a flower tattoo up the
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  Speaker 1: back of her neck and vines on her right arm.
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  Speaker 1: A tattoo of a skull on her chest. Last scene
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  Speaker 1: wearing a brown shirt, green pants, and knee high black boots.
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  Speaker 1: There is a reward for information on Lisa Knight, now
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  Speaker 1: missing over twelve years. Called Michigan State Police nine eight, nine, three, five, four,
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  Speaker 1: four one zero one. For the latest crime Injustice news,
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  Speaker 1: am Issy Grace