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Crime Alert 06.30.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news now. Garrett Rep,
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  Speaker 1: known as a trouble resident at his Oregon apartment complex,
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  Speaker 1: served with an eviction notice, but over the next months,
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  Speaker 1: Rep locks himself in another tenancy unit and frontman have
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  Speaker 1: to break down the door to remove him. Rep then
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  Speaker 1: decides to prefer a two bedroom unit and tears a
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  Speaker 1: hole in his wall to gain access to a neighboring unit.
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  Speaker 1: A week after a court rules cops can forcibly remove
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  Speaker 1: Rep from the unit, Rep starts a fire that completely
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  Speaker 1: guts the one hundred and thirteen year old building, displacing
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  Speaker 1: all the residents.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy police responded to the may apartments thirty three times
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  Speaker 2: since Reps moved to the building. Half of those responses
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  Speaker 2: were to shut off the building's fire alarm, which was
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  Speaker 2: pulled sixteen times, most recently the day before the fire.
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  Speaker 2: Rep started his construction project the same day as the
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  Speaker 2: fire and was arrested and released that day. Rep owed
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  Speaker 2: about thirty five hundred dollars in rent and late payment finds.
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  Speaker 1: Rep thirty now facing a slew of charges, including arson, endangerment,
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  Speaker 1: and mischief. A Connecticut homeowner colls nine point one after
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  Speaker 1: an extremely intoxicated man punches through a window in the
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  Speaker 1: home and tries to come inside. Andrew Smith, twenty nine,
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  Speaker 1: does not cooperate with cops who try to get him
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  Speaker 1: help for cuts on his hands and arms from his
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  Speaker 1: attempt to climb through the broken window. As cops try
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  Speaker 1: to cut Smith, he attacks them, biting one officer so
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  Speaker 1: badly EMTs need to clean up his injury too. Smith
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  Speaker 1: now charged with disturbing the peace and three counts assault
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  Speaker 1: on a cop well that bites. More crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: news after this Now with the latest crime in Justice
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  Speaker 1: breaking news Crime Onlines.
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  Speaker 3: John Lumley, a suspect has now been charged with a
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  Speaker 3: murder that rocked a Boston suburb and a church community
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  Speaker 3: the seemingly random weekend killings of a couple commemorating their
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  Speaker 3: fiftieth wedding anniversary along with the woman's ninety seven year
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  Speaker 3: old mother. For more, we turned to Sydney Sumner with
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: After the couple failed to show up for Sunday services
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  Speaker 2: at Our Lady Help of Christian's Church. Seventy three year
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  Speaker 2: old Jill de Moore, seventy four year old Bruno de
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  Speaker 2: Morey and Lucia Arpino were discovered dead in their Newton home.
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  Speaker 2: Christopher Ferguson, who was arrested on Monday, is a Newton
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  Speaker 2: resident as well, but according to Middlesex District Attorney Maryan Ryan,
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  Speaker 2: it doesn't appear that he had any other ties to
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  Speaker 2: the victims. According to the preliminary investigation, the victim's deaths
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  Speaker 2: were likely caused by stab wounds and physical force trauma.
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  Speaker 2: The basement had visible evidence of forced entry, and investigators
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  Speaker 2: described a chaotic scene with quote obvious signs of struggle.
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  Speaker 2: Furniture was smashed and there was blood on a crystal paperweight.
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  Speaker 2: Jill de Morey's autopsy determined that her death was a homicide,
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  Speaker 2: leading to Ferguson's murder charge. Ferguson is also accused of
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  Speaker 2: burglary and two charges of assault and battery with a
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  Speaker 2: deadly weapon resulting in serious bodily harm.
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  Speaker 3: After all the autopsies are completed, more charges are anticipated
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  Speaker 3: in the deaths of Bruno, de Morey and Arpino. Now
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  Speaker 3: to Ohio, where prosecutors have filed murder charges against a
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  Speaker 3: woman in connection with the death of her sixteen month
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  Speaker 3: old daughter. According to authorities, the mother allegedly left the
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  Speaker 3: child alone for ten days while she was on vacation.
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  Speaker 3: The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's office as thirty one year old
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  Speaker 3: Crystal A. Condelario has been indicted on one count of
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  Speaker 3: aggravated murder, two charges of murder, one act of felonious assault,
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  Speaker 3: and one count of endangering miners. The toddler was allegedly
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  Speaker 3: left alone and unattended at Condelario's Cleveland home June sixth
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  Speaker 3: while she traveled to Detroit and Puerto Rico. She didn't
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  Speaker 3: come back until the morning of June sixteenth. The infant
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  Speaker 3: was unresponsive when she returned, so she called the police.
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  Speaker 3: The watchdog for the US Justice Department says that millionaire
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  Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein's suicide at a federal prison in New York
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  Speaker 3: City while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges was made
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  Speaker 3: possible by a quote combination of neglice, gens and misconduct
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  Speaker 3: once again crime online.
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  Speaker 2: Sydney Sumner Inspector General Michael Horowitz points to issues with
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  Speaker 2: security cameras and the Federal Bureau of Prison's refusal to
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  Speaker 2: give Epstein a new cell mate after his prior when
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  Speaker 2: left as contributing factors to Epstein's death. Additionally, Horowitz says
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  Speaker 2: Epstein's cell had too many bed linens, which posed a
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  Speaker 2: security risk and were utilized in his suicide. The Inspector
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  Speaker 2: General's report, detailing the conclusions of his investigation into Epstein's
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  Speaker 2: twenty nineteen death, is the final of several government inquiries
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  Speaker 2: in the case. Horowitz refutes conspiracy theories surrounding the well
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  Speaker 2: known death by restating the conclusions of prior investigations that
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  Speaker 2: there was no evidence of wrongdoing. Horowitz echoed earlier reports
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  Speaker 2: that certain officers assigned to guard Epstein were overworked. He
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  Speaker 2: identified thirteen employees who were underperforming and suggested charges be
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  Speaker 2: brought against six of them. Only the two employees responsible
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  Speaker 2: for protecting Epstein were charged, and they were spared jail
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  Speaker 2: time as part of a plea agreement after confessing to
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  Speaker 2: fabricating law.
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  Speaker 3: The report was released more than four years after Epstein
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  Speaker 3: committed suicide at the Metropolitan Correctional Center while awaiting trial
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  Speaker 3: on accusations of sex trafficking and conspiracy. Following charges that
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  Speaker 3: he handled sex abuse allegations improperly and complaints from several
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  Speaker 3: of his priests over his leadership and behavior. The Catholic
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  Speaker 3: Bishop of Knoxville, Tennessee, has resigned under pressure. The action
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  Speaker 3: has prompted a Vatican investigation. The Vatican said in a
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  Speaker 3: brief statement that Bishop Richard Sticka's resignation was accepted by
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  Speaker 3: Pope Francis. Stika is sixty five and still a decade
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  Speaker 3: away from the standard retirement age for a bishop. The
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  Speaker 3: most Reverend Shelton Faber, Archbishop of Louisville, Kentucky, has been
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  Speaker 3: appointed interim leader of the diocese until a new bishop
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  Speaker 3: is appointed.
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  Speaker 1: Tan girl Carli Gussey tails Dan and stepmom. She's heading
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  Speaker 1: to a school football game, but she goes to a
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  Speaker 1: house party instead. Around nine, she starts feeling sick and anxious,
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  Speaker 1: so she calls stepmom Melissa Goussey to come get her.
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  Speaker 1: At home, Carly continues to exhibit odd behavior, and Gousey
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  Speaker 1: sleeps with the team to keep an eye on her.
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  Speaker 1: The next morning, Gusse wakes up five thirty am to
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  Speaker 1: see Carly lying next to her and does's back off.
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  Speaker 1: When stepmom wakes up at seven point thirty, Carly's gone.
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  Speaker 1: All her belongings are left behind, including her phone and glasses.
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  Speaker 1: Curly Gussey now missing five years. If you have information
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  Speaker 1: on Carly Goussey, please call Sacramento FBI nine one six
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  Speaker 1: seven four six seven thousand. For the latest crime INSICE news,
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  Speaker 1: go to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Nancy Grace.