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Disabled 19YO Found "Mummified" on Bedroom Floor | Crime Alert 03.11.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert, i'man's grace breaking crime news Now. Crystal Canalis
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  Speaker 1: calls nine one one reporting her disabled nineteen year old
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  Speaker 1: daughters not breathing, but when EMT's arrived, cops advised them
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  Speaker 1: not to perform CPR. Delilah the legis found lying in
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  Speaker 1: a fetal position on her concrete bedroom floor, malnourished, covered
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  Speaker 1: in bed sore so severe the bones in her arm, shoulder,
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  Speaker 1: and leg are visible. Canala says her daughter was up
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  Speaker 1: eighting just a few hours before she called nine one one,
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  Speaker 1: but Delilah's body indicates she laid there for quite some time.
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  Speaker 1: Cops believe she was dead at least six hours.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy there was a visible outline around Delilah's body on
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  Speaker 2: the concrete floor, and EMT said the remains appeared nearly mummified.
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  Speaker 2: Delilah was so severely malnourished, first responders did not believe
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  Speaker 2: she could be nineteen years old. Bouch Springs, Texas Police
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  Speaker 2: concluded that any reasonable person would have sought medical care
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  Speaker 2: for Delilah much sooner. Her mother, Crystal Canalis, criminally negligent
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  Speaker 2: in her death. Family member say Canalis was struggling with
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  Speaker 2: Delilah's care as the teen had become violent towards her
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  Speaker 2: mother and medical professionals. Officers found both Delilah and the
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  Speaker 2: home in good condition on a welfare check four years prior.
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  Speaker 1: Crystal Canalis, forty one, now charged with one count serious
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  Speaker 1: bodily injury to a disabled person. Employees at a Colorado
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  Speaker 1: pet store called nine one one. When a customer collapses
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  Speaker 1: in the commotion, another customer lifts the lid on a
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  Speaker 1: puppy pen and grabs two bulldogs itself for forty three
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  Speaker 1: hundred dollars each and makes a break for it. An
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  Speaker 1: employee dies to tackle the thief, who drops the dogs.
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  Speaker 1: A second man scoops them up and both men escape.
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  Speaker 1: The man, having a quote seizure, makes a miraculous recovery,
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  Speaker 1: but employees hold him until cops arrive. The two remaining
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  Speaker 1: dog knappers still on the run. One pup recovered wow
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  Speaker 1: straight out of one hundred and one Dalmatians. More criming
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  Speaker 1: justice news after this Now at the latest crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice breaking these crime onlines.
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  Speaker 3: John Lemley Horrific details emerging from upstate New York, where
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  Speaker 3: prosecutors say a twenty four year old Minnesota man was
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  Speaker 3: tortured for weeks before being killed. Sam Nordquist was found
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  Speaker 3: last month, his body wrapped in plastic and dumped in
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  Speaker 3: a field in the Finger Lakes region. Seven suspects now
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  Speaker 3: faced first degree murder charges, accused of brutally assaulting, starving,
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  Speaker 3: and even forcing Nordquist to eat feces. Prosecutors say one
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  Speaker 3: defendant cores two children into taking part. Authorities stress there's
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  Speaker 3: no evidence this is a hate crime. Some suspects identified
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  Speaker 3: as LGBTQ, and at least one lived with Nordquist. Ontario
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  Speaker 3: County Assistant d A. Kelly Walford called it quote unimaginable cruelty.
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  Speaker 3: Nordquist had moved to New York last fall after meeting
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  Speaker 3: someone online. He was last seen at a Kennadigua motel
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  Speaker 3: before vanishing in early February. No arraignement date has been set.
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  Speaker 3: The US Department of Justice has indicted twelve Chinese nationals,
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  Speaker 3: including mercenary hackers and law enforcement officers, for their roles
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  Speaker 3: in extensive cyber attacks targeting dissidents, news organizations, US agencies
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  Speaker 3: and universities. Our Sydney Sumner brings US more.
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  Speaker 2: The Justice Department unveiled charges against twelve Chinese individuals involved
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  Speaker 2: in global cybercrime campaigns. These operations targeted critics of the
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  Speaker 2: Chinese government, religious organizations, media outlets, and US governmental bodies,
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  Speaker 2: including the Defense Intelligence Agency and a research university. Central
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  Speaker 2: to these allegations is Ongsoon Information Technology also known as Aisoon,
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  Speaker 2: a private hacking company based in Shanghai founded in twenty
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  Speaker 2: ten by Wu hibach I Soon is accused of executing
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  Speaker 2: widespread cyber intrusions to suppressed dissent, identified dissidents, and exfiltrate data.
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  Speaker 2: The indictment reveals that i Soon charged the Chinese government
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  Speaker 2: between ten thousand dollars and seventy five thousand dollars for
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  Speaker 2: each successfully compromised email account. Notably, two officers from China's
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  Speaker 2: Ministry of Public Security are among those indicted. They allegedly
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  Speaker 2: used Aysoon as a facade for their cyber espionage activities,
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  Speaker 2: directing hacks against various targets, including US based critics of
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  Speaker 2: the Chinese government and a large religious organization. In a
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  Speaker 2: related case, two hackers are charged with profit driven cyber attacks.
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  Speaker 2: Their charges spanned US technology firms, think tanks, defense contractors,
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  Speaker 2: and healthcare systems. Yin Kichang is linked to a twenty
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  Speaker 2: twenty four breach of the US Treasury Department described as
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  Speaker 2: a major cybersecurity incident. These indictments shed light on China's
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  Speaker 2: burgeoning hacker for hire ecosystem, where private contractors collaborate with
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  Speaker 2: state security agencies to conduct cyber espionage, offering plausible deniability
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  Speaker 2: for the government.
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  Speaker 3: The Chinese embassy in Washington dismissed the allegations as quote
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  Speaker 3: groundless speculation and accusations.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Tintons high between Chantel Hudson and her mom.
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  Speaker 1: After an move from Bishop, California to Date, Nevada, Chantel
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  Speaker 1: starts her junior year of high school, but mom thanks
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  Speaker 1: her sixteen year old has fallen in with the wrong crowd.
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  Speaker 1: Seven thirty am Monday morning, Chantale leaves home on foot
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  Speaker 1: after an argument. Mom reports her missing, which you learned
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  Speaker 1: Chanteale isn't in class. Searches of Chantelle's root to school
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  Speaker 1: turn up nothing reported sightings, all miss IDs, Chantelle's social
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  Speaker 1: security number, no activity, and extensive driver's license searches provide
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  Speaker 1: no leads. Chantal native American, five five brown hair, brown eyes, glasses,
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  Speaker 1: scar on, ring, finger, birthmark, lower back. If you have
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  Speaker 1: info on Chantale, Hudson. Please call Lyon County, Nevada Sheriffs
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  Speaker 1: especially children, and solve unsolved homicides. With this crime alert,
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