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Crime Alert 02.12.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace Breaking Crime Needs Now. Inmate
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  Speaker 1: Jimmy Daunton Junior, seventeen, manages to escape JUVI Justice officers
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  Speaker 1: escorting him to a relative's funeral, but his bid for
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  Speaker 1: freedom is short. Just forty two hours later, the teen's
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  Speaker 1: parents give him up to Louisiana State Police.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Dantene was granted a temporary furlough to attend a
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  Speaker 2: relative's funeral. Danteane slipped his escorts, but the teen's parents
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  Speaker 2: turned him into Louisiana State Police when he showed up
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  Speaker 2: at their home the second morning after his escape. Danteanne's
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  Speaker 2: escape comes among several other similar escape attempts across the US.
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  Speaker 2: A second seventeen year old briefly escaped Pennsylvania authorities during
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  Speaker 2: a medical transport, and a pair of Arkansas inmate's tasted
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  Speaker 2: freedom for three days before their return to custody.
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  Speaker 1: Daunton now held on multiple charges, including attempted first degreet murder.
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  Speaker 1: A twelve year old little girl missing in freezing temperatures
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  Speaker 1: home safe thanks to Massachusetts police dog with an incredible nose.
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  Speaker 1: The little girl leaves home ten thirty pm without permission
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  Speaker 1: and without a cell phone K nine Beisa, a German shepherd,
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  Speaker 1: follows the girl sent over two miles, leading to take
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  Speaker 1: him straight to her. You can follow Visa the Dog yourself.
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  Speaker 1: Visa has her own Instagram account and is Miss December
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  Speaker 1: in the Massachusetts Vesta Dog twenty twenty four calendar. Now
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  Speaker 1: that's a pin up calendar. I may actually buy more
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice breaking news Crime Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: We began in the Midwest as a man charged with
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  Speaker 3: a first degree murder of a priest and a small
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  Speaker 3: Nebraska town has entered a not guilty plea to all counts.
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  Speaker 3: For more, we turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Forty three year old Kier Williams of Sioux City, Iowa
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  Speaker 2: has also been charged with burglary, possession of a weapon
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  Speaker 2: by a prohibited person, and using a deadly weapon to
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  Speaker 2: commit a felony. Our friends with k E tv TV
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  Speaker 2: tell us that March fifth has been set as his
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  Speaker 2: next court date. According to the prosecution, Williams and the
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  Speaker 2: Reverend Stephen Gutzell, who was fatally stabbed on December tenth
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  Speaker 2: inside the rectory of Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church
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  Speaker 2: in Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, don't seem to have been previously
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  Speaker 2: connected before the crime. The lawyer for Williams has declined
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  Speaker 2: to talk about the matter to media. The priest's death
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  Speaker 2: rocked the confidence of the some eleven hundred citizens of
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  Speaker 2: the village in their own safety, with the killing coming
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  Speaker 2: only four months after another seemingly senseless home invasion murder.
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  Speaker 2: During a hearing held last month, Brady Tucker, a Washington
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  Speaker 2: County deputy, provided testimony stating that he discovered Williams in
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  Speaker 2: a crosswise position on top of Gutzell, who had blood
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  Speaker 2: all over his face. Authority say that Williams was not
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  Speaker 2: carrying a weapon, but detectives discovered a broken knife with
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  Speaker 2: a serrated blade on the floor of Gutzell's bedroom.
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  Speaker 3: Williams has been found guilty of numerous felonies in a states.
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  Speaker 3: A former olympian and veteran track coach faces up to
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  Speaker 3: eleven years in state prison after entering a guilty plea
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  Speaker 3: to charges of sexually abusing young boys at a sports
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  Speaker 3: camp in western Massachusetts in the nineteen seventies. The abuse
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  Speaker 3: was exposed during moving testimony given by multiple victims in
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  Speaker 3: Berkshire Superior Court, Conrad Mainwaring, a hurdler for Antigua and
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  Speaker 3: Barbuda during the nineteen seventy six Montreal Summer Olympics, was
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  Speaker 3: charged with twelve counts of indecent assault and battery on
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  Speaker 3: a minor over fourteen and four counts of indecent assault
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  Speaker 3: and battery on a child under fourteen. There were a
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  Speaker 3: total of nine male victims connected with the charges overseas.
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  Speaker 3: Now As after accepting expenses and damages from a tabloid
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  Speaker 3: publisher that violated his privacy through phone hacking and other
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  Speaker 3: unlawful eavesdropping, Prince Harry has declared that his mission to
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  Speaker 3: reign in the British media still stands once again. Crime
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  Speaker 3: on lawe Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: In court, David Sherborne, the Prince's lawyer, stated that Mirror
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  Speaker 2: Group Newspapers had promised to cover all of Harry's legal
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  Speaker 2: fees in addition to substantial damages. He also stated that
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  Speaker 2: the company will provide an interim payment of four hundred
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  Speaker 2: thousand pounds to Harry within fourteen days of the agreement.
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  Speaker 2: A later assessment will be made of the final tab
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  Speaker 2: The Prince bowed quote our mission continues. After declaring his vindication,
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  Speaker 2: a judge determined that phone hacking at Mirror Group newspapers
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  Speaker 2: in the late nineteen nineties was widespread and habitual, that
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  Speaker 2: it continued for more than ten years, and that tabloid
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  Speaker 2: officials routinely covered it up. In December, Harry was granted
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  Speaker 2: some one hundred and seventy seven thousand dollars in damages.
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  Speaker 2: According to Judge Timothy Fancourt quote to a modest extent,
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  Speaker 2: there was evidence that the organization hacked the Prince's phone.
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  Speaker 3: The settlement avoids new proceedings over one hundred and fifteen
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  Speaker 3: other tabloid pieces which Harry claims were the result of
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  Speaker 3: hacking or other intrusions.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John to Montes, he a freshman at Missouri Western
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  Speaker 1: State University, spends time in Kansas City with a friend.
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  Speaker 1: He calls his grandma, who realizes he's having a mental episode.
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  Speaker 1: She calls police, and officers escore the teen to Saint
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  Speaker 1: Luke's Hospital. Once he's released, he's taken to the Greyhound
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  Speaker 1: bus station by taxi, but the station is closed. Hurt
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  Speaker 1: is seen on surveillance realizing he left his phone in
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  Speaker 1: the taxi, so he starts walking. That's the last time
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  Speaker 1: nineteen year old to Montes is seen now missing two weeks.
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  Speaker 1: To Montes hurt is African American, brown eyes, black red hair,
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  Speaker 1: approximately six feet tall. Last scene wearing a Royal blue
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  Speaker 1: Price Chopper polo shirt and green sweatpants. If you have
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  Speaker 1: or think you have information on missing to Montes, we
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  Speaker 1: really need your help. Call Kansas City PD. Eight one
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  Speaker 1: six two three four five zero four three. For the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime and justice news, go to crimeonline dot com
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  Speaker 1: with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.