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BOLO: Double Killer 'CRAB WALKS' Out of Jail, on the Run · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Greece.
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Speaker 2: What is happening? Is this real? Does no one learn
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Speaker 2: from history? Look, I'm not perfect, everyone can agree on that.
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Speaker 2: But I try to look at the mistakes I made
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Speaker 2: in the past, and I tried not to at least
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Speaker 2: repeat those mistakes again. I can make all new mistakes.
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Speaker 2: But this is serious right now. A two time killer,
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Speaker 2: convicted two time killer is on the run. Now wait
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Speaker 2: for it, He's not just on the run. A prison
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Speaker 2: guard was on duty at the time. Danello Cavalcanti, how
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Speaker 2: do I say? Crab walks up the wall. You can
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Speaker 2: see the jailhouse video. He is like, has his arms
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Speaker 2: on one side. It's a very narrow wallway hallway. He's
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Speaker 2: got his arms on one in his feet on the other,
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Speaker 2: and he just climbs up and he gets out through
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Speaker 2: barbed wire fence. A double killer, and so far he
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Speaker 2: has managed to outsmart authorities.
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Speaker 1: For days and days and days.
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Speaker 2: You think he won't kill you to get a place
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Speaker 2: to stay, or to get your vehicle, or to get
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Speaker 2: some money or different clothes, because he will. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it's he Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for
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Speaker 2: being with us here at Fox Nation and Serious exem
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Speaker 2: one eleven Bolow be on the lookout. Take a listen
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Speaker 2: to our friends at Fox twenty nine.
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Speaker 3: Local state, and federal law enforcement spending hours into the
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Speaker 3: night searching for Danello Calvalcante, the thirty four year old
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Speaker 3: escaping from the Chester County prison just before nine o'clock
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Speaker 3: this morning.
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Speaker 4: He had deployed canine units, drones, and helicopters in this
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Speaker 4: man hunt.
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Speaker 1: You see him, do not approach him.
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Speaker 2: We're asking you please.
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Speaker 1: To contact nine one one.
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Speaker 5: He is considered extremely dangerous.
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Speaker 3: Tom Pancoast lives near the prison.
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Speaker 6: We locked the house up.
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Speaker 7: We're we're in it now.
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Speaker 3: Residents within a six mile radius we're notified of the
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Speaker 3: prison break nearby Westchester University sending out an alert to students.
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Speaker 8: It was honestly pretty shocking.
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Speaker 9: Like I was just in class and I got like
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Speaker 9: a text. Everyone did, and we were just all confused
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Speaker 9: about it.
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Speaker 6: No one knows what to do in this situation, so
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Speaker 6: it's kind of just like one of those where you
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Speaker 6: just stay inside if you can.
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Speaker 2: I will never forget the night the Fulton County Courthouse
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Speaker 2: killer escaped. He was on an elevator with a female
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Speaker 2: sheriff who was armed. He managed to disarm her and
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Speaker 2: get away. I had just flown down to visit my
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Speaker 2: parents from New York, where I lived.
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Speaker 10: And.
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Speaker 2: That was the first thing that I saw on the
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Speaker 2: knees that I was walking through the airport, and the
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Speaker 2: whole city was in fear because this guy had committed
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Speaker 2: many felonies, including murder, shot up the courthouse, including a judge.
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Speaker 2: I played softball with a court reporter that had been
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Speaker 2: my court reporter when I was still a prosecutor. It
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Speaker 2: just went on and on and on. These people have
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Speaker 2: nothing to lose. Now take a listen to our friends
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Speaker 2: at crime Online.
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Speaker 11: When Dan Yellow Cavacanti escaped the Chester County prison, he
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Speaker 11: was following the path of Igor Bolt, an inmate who
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Speaker 11: was able to escape the same prison less than four
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Speaker 11: months ago. Bolt broke out the prison by scaling a
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Speaker 11: wall in an exercise gard getting access to the roof.
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Speaker 11: According to the criminal complaint, a Chester County prison surveillance
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Speaker 11: camera captured Bolt's escape. According to the complaint, Bolt was
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Speaker 11: able to scale a narrow hallway by placing his feet
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Speaker 11: on one wall in his hands on the other, climbing
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Speaker 11: the walls in a horizontal position until he reaches the roof.
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Speaker 11: Bolt then runs across the roof, gets out of the
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Speaker 11: prison by climbing down from the roof by the visitor's entrance,
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Speaker 11: where there is less security, and running off the grounds
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Speaker 11: on the south side of the prison and more. After
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Speaker 11: Bolt's escape, the prison called in a consultant who recommended
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Speaker 11: razor wire be added to the roof. The prison made
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Speaker 11: the change to the roof, but didn't account for the
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Speaker 11: human air that occurred. The guard on duty saw Bolt escaping.
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Speaker 11: The guard on duty when Cavalcanti escape wasn't looking. Cavalcante
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Speaker 11: was on the run for an hour before anyone knew
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Speaker 11: he was gone.
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Speaker 9: Video released today shows thirty four year old's convicted killer
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Speaker 9: Danello Cavalcante scale a wall. From there, Cavalcante made his
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Speaker 9: way outside the Chester County prison.
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Speaker 12: At eight fifty one am, Cavalcanti escapes from the prison,
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Speaker 12: having crabble up a wall, push his way through where hiservoir,
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Speaker 12: run across roof, scale another fence, and push his.
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Speaker 9: Way through more razoroiir and past a guard tower where
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Speaker 9: a guard was monitoring the prison yard where the inmates.
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Speaker 2: Were okay, you're also hearing our friends at NBC TAN
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Speaker 2: and there's one more upday. Listen.
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Speaker 5: The acting warden confirmed a different inmate escaped in a
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Speaker 5: nearly identical fashion in May. In response, the prison installed
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Speaker 5: razor wire on the roof, saying outside security consultants told
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Speaker 5: them that would secure the exercise yard, but they say
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Speaker 5: Cavalcante simply climbed through the wire on his way out,
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Speaker 5: and a tower guard who was supposed to be watching
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Speaker 5: the inmates never saw it happen.
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Speaker 8: We're hearing that an eyewitness account was since confirmed by
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Speaker 8: some trail camera footage placing Cavalcante in the area of
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Speaker 8: Longwood Gardens, and that's really where a lot of the
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Speaker 8: attention has been today and puts him.
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Speaker 13: Over in the area of Longwood Gardens.
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Speaker 14: Eyewitness accounts and trail camera footage place convicted killer Denello
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Speaker 14: Cavalcante at Longwood Gardens as a recent Thursday at noon.
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Speaker 14: It's where officers with long guns once again descended today.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's a lot to figure out, you were hearing
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Speaker 2: from our friends at ABC and Crime Online. Okay, we've
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Speaker 2: got an all star panel to make sense of what's
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Speaker 2: happening right now. But I can tell you this, he
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Speaker 2: is long gone from that area. First of all, I
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Speaker 2: want to go to Alexis Terschak Crime online dot com
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Speaker 2: investigative reporter joining us. But Alexis, hold on just a moment.
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Speaker 2: Right now, I'm being joined by an expert. He is
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Speaker 2: called a geographic profiler. A geographic profiler. Now, we've heard
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Speaker 2: of FBI profilers and these renowned profilers, and they basically
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Speaker 2: am I wrong? They always say, oh, it's an introvert
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Speaker 2: of white male. That just always this is what they say,
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Speaker 2: and they're usually right. But that said, have you heard
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Speaker 2: of a geographic profiler? I'm going to try to figure
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Speaker 2: out why in the Hey, this is the second guy
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Speaker 2: and a couple of months to escape the same way,
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Speaker 2: and it's on video. What were the jailers doing while
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Speaker 2: this guy is crab walking up the wall, through the
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Speaker 2: barbed wire and out. When you hear this guy's record,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna do a backflip. Let's just say you don't
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Speaker 2: want to see his foot coming in your kitchen window.
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Speaker 2: Douglas McGregor is joining us. You can find him at
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Speaker 2: the geo profiler. Douglas, quickly, what is geographic profiling? And
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Speaker 2: what can you tell us about this guy? He's way
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Speaker 2: gone from anywhere near that prison.
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Speaker 6: Geographic profiling quickly, I'm just I look at the spatial, temporal, environmental,
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Speaker 6: and geographic elements of human behavior.
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Speaker 2: Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa? Wait, what the what and the
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Speaker 2: what and the what and the what. I got to
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Speaker 2: write this down. I feel like we're talking to a
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Speaker 2: medical examiner right now. Yeah, it's okay, okay, go ahead,
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Speaker 2: I'm writing this down and I don't know shorthand go ahead.
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Speaker 2: The what?
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Speaker 6: Okay, So this spatial for space, the temporal, so time, environmental,
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Speaker 6: and geographic elements of human behavior.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you're going to have to break that down for
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Speaker 2: us to domies. Go ahead. That would be me spatial, temporal, environmental,
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Speaker 2: and geographic aspects of this guy, Danelle Cavalcante. Go ahead,
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Speaker 2: thirty four years old and he's changed his appearance. I'm
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Speaker 2: going to get to that.
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Speaker 15: Go ahead. Sure.
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Speaker 6: So I mean to start off just the prison itself
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Speaker 6: with the two escapes now in the in the last
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Speaker 6: little while. I mean that comes down to environmental criminology
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Speaker 6: as well, and that you know sets head crime prevention
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Speaker 6: through environmental design is one of the main concepts you
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Speaker 6: consider when designing any prison. Or neighborhood community, whatever it is,
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Speaker 6: shopping mall. And obviously they have to you know, they
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Speaker 6: have to better the design of their prison.
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Speaker 2: But did you say environmental criminology? Was that your terminology
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Speaker 2: right there?
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Speaker 15: Correct?
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Speaker 2: Okay? In other words, when you build a jail, you
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Speaker 2: try to think of things like not having inmates escape.
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Speaker 6: Exactly, that'd be your number one.
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Speaker 2: All right, I'm with you so far, okay.
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Speaker 6: And just so that's just the environmental design of the prison.
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Speaker 6: Moving on to the geographic profiling and looking at a
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Speaker 6: hostage or not the hostage somebody who escapes from prison specifically,
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Speaker 6: you're looking at you look at three different stages primarily,
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Speaker 6: so the first stage is they're looking at survival. And
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Speaker 6: there's no spatial plan spatial element to that in the
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Speaker 6: sense that when this person escapes from prison and they're
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Speaker 6: on the run, the first goal is just to get
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Speaker 6: away from the prison, get away from law enforcement, get
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Speaker 6: out of the perimeter, evade the helicopters, the dogs, the
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Speaker 6: human surveillance. And that's what cabal Kante did is he
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Speaker 6: may have had a direction he wanted to go, which
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Speaker 6: was probably north, but the different factors involved in the
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Speaker 6: infrastructure and the roads. They all they brought him. They
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Speaker 6: brought himself to Longwood, the Longwood Gardens area. Uh. And
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Speaker 6: again he's his goal here is survival.
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Speaker 2: Why do you say he probably wanted to go north,
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Speaker 2: but the conditions led him south to Logland Gardens.
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Speaker 6: Because stage two for a for you know, somebody who's
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Speaker 6: on the run, there is resources. So his resources, which
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Speaker 6: we now see is north. It's north up near East
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Speaker 6: Pipe Pipeland and uh and Phoenixviille. So his resources were
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Speaker 6: up there. His sister was up there, his acquaintances, his
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Speaker 6: former co workers, UH, his boyfriends, they were all up there.
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Speaker 6: And you know that's by the time you get to
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Speaker 6: stage two, you have to have a geographic profile in
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Speaker 6: place to account for those. You have to have that
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Speaker 6: all set up. You have to do your social network analysis,
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Speaker 6: you have to do your you know, your cell phone,
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Speaker 6: your financial transaction.
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Speaker 2: Went on with so geographic profiling. First they're looking at survival,
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Speaker 2: getting away, getting away from the perimeter, getting away from
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Speaker 2: helicopters and dogs, uh, searching for them. Then they're going
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Speaker 2: for resources. You say that this guy would likely have
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Speaker 2: wanted to go north originally because acet Pieland area in
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Speaker 2: close to his Sistern, France where he can get help.
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Speaker 2: But he was driven south. Okay, I'm with you so
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Speaker 2: far exactly.
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Speaker 6: So he probably had a plan to go north that
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Speaker 6: just didn't work out. And you know when you first escape,
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Speaker 6: all the adrenalines going and you just you just want
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Speaker 6: to get away, get some distance, and so that's what
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Speaker 6: he did. But we see that once he was comfortable,
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Speaker 6: and once he noticed that, once he realized that he
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Speaker 6: wasn't being found, he dually started to go back north,
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Speaker 6: which is why he came across the dairy barnes and
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Speaker 6: he Based on the profile I quickly put together, it
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Speaker 6: looks like he took the Route fifty two all the
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Speaker 6: way south to Longwood Gardens, that's where the sightings work,
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Speaker 6: and then he probably passed the dairy barne on the
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Speaker 6: way down south, and then he reverted back to north,
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Speaker 6: thinking he could get a vehicle from there, which is
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Speaker 6: what he did.
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Speaker 2: I'm with you so far. Hold on just a moment, guys,
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Speaker 2: you're hearing Douglas McGregor, a renowned geographic profiler. If you
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Speaker 2: haven't heard of that, this is who they call in
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Speaker 2: when there let's just say, between a rock and a
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Speaker 2: hard spot and they can't figure out where the inmate
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Speaker 2: has gone. They bring in somebody like Douglas McGregor.
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Speaker 1: Time Stories with Nancy Grease.
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Speaker 2: Alexis Trestchuk joining me in Crime Online dot Com investigative reporter.
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Speaker 1: What happened in the jail?
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Speaker 2: I understand that the alcove, as I was calling it,
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Speaker 2: a small hallway, it's got to be small because this
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Speaker 2: guy is not that tall, a little over five feet,
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Speaker 2: and it's arms to legs horizontal and he crab walks
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Speaker 2: up the alcove or is I called the hallway? And
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Speaker 2: Jackie's just pointing out correctly that the alcove itself is
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Speaker 2: in the shadows. The lookout is in the sun, so
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Speaker 2: the lookout wasn't seeing there correctly, But correct me if
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Speaker 2: I'm wrong. In May, a guy did the same exact thing,
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Speaker 2: and all the jail did was put barbed wire up
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Speaker 2: on the top and Cavalcante just went right through the
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Speaker 2: barbed wire. What are they thinking? What's the guard doing?
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Speaker 10: Well, apparently the guard they have soaked.
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Speaker 7: The guard was originally put.
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Speaker 10: On leave as they did an investigation, and then the
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Speaker 10: guard what you know what, well.
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Speaker 2: What I don't care about him being on leave? Okay,
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Speaker 2: I hope he's watching right now. I don't want to
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Speaker 2: hear about what they did after Cavalcanti gets out. The
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Speaker 2: guy's at least a double killer. Have you seen you
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Speaker 2: know what? Hold on? Who is Cavalcanti? That's what we
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Speaker 2: need to figure out. To figure out. Look, if you
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Speaker 2: don't know a horse, look at his trycracker. If you
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Speaker 2: don't know what he's gonna do, look at what he's
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Speaker 2: already done. Let's start friends at ABC Philadelphia and crime Online.
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Speaker 11: In Brazil's northern state of Tokenteines, there's a small town
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Speaker 11: of Figueropolis, where, according to police, a violent former street
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Speaker 11: gang member Dan Yellow Cavalcante is wanted for the murder
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Speaker 11: of a twenty year old man over an alleged debt
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Speaker 11: related to a vehicle repair. Kavacante allegedly shoots the victim
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Speaker 11: six times, steals his cell phone, and it's seen fleeing
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Speaker 11: the scene in a car. Right after the alleged murder,
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Speaker 11: Cavalcante takes off. Cavalcante's plan to go from Arto Rico
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Speaker 11: to the United States.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you're hearing our friend Dave Mackett Crime Online. Let
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Speaker 2: that sink in. Just for a moment with me. Matthew Mangino,
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Speaker 2: high profile lawyer, former prosecutor, former district attorney in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: Author of the Executioner's Toll, the Crimes, theres Trials, Appeals,
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Speaker 2: last Meals and Final Words, executions of forty six people
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Speaker 2: across the US. You got me at final Meals. But
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Speaker 2: Matthew Mangino, did you hear that? In Brazil this guy
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Speaker 2: gets in an argument over paying the repair for a
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Speaker 2: car and just kills the guy, shooting him six times.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't go to jail. He takes off his plan
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Speaker 2: to go to Puerto Rico and then to the US,
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Speaker 2: and he makes it Now listen to this Mangino.
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Speaker 11: Shortly after arriving in the United States, Daniello cavia Conte
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Speaker 11: settles down in Chester County. Cavalcanti meets and begins dating
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Speaker 11: another resilient national, Deborah Brandeo. Brandeo is a single mother
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Speaker 11: of two children, ages seven and four, and although things
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Speaker 11: start off nice enough, the Philadelphia Inquired reports that Brandeo
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Speaker 11: has to file for a protection from abuse order against Cavalcante.
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Speaker 11: In one incidence, Cavalcante allegedly bit Brandeo on the lip,
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Speaker 11: causing it to bleed profusely while he chases her from
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Speaker 11: her own home. In another incident cited, Calvalcante allegedly chases
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Speaker 11: Brandeo with a knight Okay.
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Speaker 2: White a minute, it gets worse, CBS Philly.
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Speaker 16: If Shaster County man is behind bars tonight after he's
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Speaker 16: accused of killing his ex girlfriend in front of her
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Speaker 16: young children. Police say Danello Cavalcante stabbed Deborah Brondeo yesterday
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Speaker 16: afternoon outside of her Schoogle Township home. According to investigators,
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Speaker 16: Brondeo's seven year old daughter and three year old son
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Speaker 16: witnessed the crime, and the little girl identified.
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Speaker 6: The suspect for police.
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Speaker 4: The pain these children and all of miss Brandeo's loved
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Speaker 4: ones are enduring as a result of the defendants depravity
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Speaker 4: is horrific. We will ensure that the defendant is brought
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Speaker 4: to justice for this cold blooded, premeditated, and despicable act.
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Speaker 3: Cavalcanti was convicted earlier this month of stabbing to death
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Speaker 3: his ex girlfriend in front of her two young children.
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Speaker 3: Last week, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Speaker 3: He was awaiting transfer to a state prison when he
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Speaker 3: broke out.
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Speaker 11: At first, I didn't think it was a big deal
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Speaker 11: until I heard how dangerous to guy is.
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Speaker 6: He really has nothing to lose, So this is like
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Speaker 6: something that you see in the movies.
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Speaker 2: That is who we're talking about, Danello Cavalcanti. He guns
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Speaker 2: down a guy, hitting him six times in Native Brazil,
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Speaker 2: then comes here to the US. He beats and bats
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Speaker 2: and bats his girlfriend, biting her lip till it bleeds.
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Speaker 2: She calls for protection. Not long after that, he stabs
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Speaker 2: her multiple times, stabs her dead in front. For two children,
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Speaker 2: they're going to have that image and their heads the
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Speaker 2: rest of their lives. The last time they saw their
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Speaker 2: mother alive, she was being butchered by Calvi Kante. And
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Speaker 2: this is the guy, some prison guard with his head
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Speaker 2: up as ass let's escape. When the tower was searched.
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Speaker 2: When the tower was searched, they found the prison guard's
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Speaker 2: cell phone, which was against procedure. What was he doing
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Speaker 2: well on tiktalk, Matthew, go ahead.
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Speaker 17: I mean, there's a lot of questions here, but my
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Speaker 17: first question is, and having been a prosecutor and served
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Speaker 17: on the prison board for eight years, and where in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 17: why was he still in the Chester County Jail. I mean,
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Speaker 17: they want to call it the Chester County prison, but
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Speaker 17: this is.
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Speaker 18: A county jail, and he was convicted, he was sentenced.
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Speaker 6: He should have been shipped out of.
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Speaker 18: That jail to a state correctional facility immediately. And the
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Speaker 18: way the process works in Pennsylvania is you go to
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Speaker 18: a diagnostic center where they evaluate you, then they send
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Speaker 18: you someplace permanently. Security is one hundred percent better in
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Speaker 18: state correctional facilities. Leaving him there, knowing that this place
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Speaker 18: has been susceptible to escape and how dangerous he was,
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Speaker 18: is really a concern for me. I would have had
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Speaker 18: him out of that facility the day he was sentenced
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Speaker 18: to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Speaker 2: Joining me is doctor Joy L. Crawsin, very well known
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Speaker 2: and respected psychologists joining us faculty Saint Leo University, consultant,
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Speaker 2: Blue Ball Institute, author, Operation SOS, Doctor Jory, thank you
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Speaker 2: for being with us. I'm right now almost speechless, not quite.
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Speaker 2: But this is the guy that we're not talking about
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Speaker 2: Otis and Mayberry, Okay, that gets too much to drink
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Speaker 2: and goes and locks himself into the jail cell and
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Speaker 2: falls asleep. This is the guy who has murdered once
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Speaker 2: over a car repair. Your husband is a mechanic, and
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Speaker 2: then you get a call six or seven o'clock he
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Speaker 2: doesn't come home for dinner. He's dead. Cavalcanti didn't want
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Speaker 2: to pay for his car repair and shot your husband,
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Speaker 2: the father of your children dead, and your life is
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Speaker 2: changed forever. Then he goes on to run successfully to
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Speaker 2: the US via Puerto Rico. He settles there in Chester,
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Speaker 2: and what does he do? Start beating, savagely eating his
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Speaker 2: girlfriend until ultimately, of course, the calls to police and
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Speaker 2: the tros and the TPOs are not worth the paper
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Speaker 2: they're written on. And now she has been stabbed, multiple
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Speaker 2: stab wounds in front of her children. And now some
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Speaker 2: a hole at the local jail isn't watching, and the
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Speaker 2: guy crab walks up and out, and so far he's
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Speaker 2: eluded police to look at two weeks. Now, what about
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Speaker 2: doctor Jorgean What kind of person murders over a car
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Speaker 2: repair and then over an argument and stabs the woman
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Speaker 2: dad in front of her two children.
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Speaker 19: Let me add a different paradigm here. You know, we're
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Speaker 19: talking about profile, and Doug did a great job on that.
21:52
Speaker 19: You know, we use like personality profiles. You know, that's
21:55
Speaker 19: kind of an American thing. Any different cultures, and when
21:59
Speaker 19: you're dealing with violent international people, there's a protocol called
22:05
Speaker 19: operational code analysis. People operate by codes. This guy's a
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Speaker 19: gang member. The code or the motto for MS thirteen
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Speaker 19: is rape, murder.
22:15
Speaker 15: And control.
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Speaker 19: That's the code that they live by. You don't really
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Speaker 19: need to be able to identify, oh, this guy's a
22:23
Speaker 19: narcissistic with bipolar tendencies and all that. You know, maybe
22:27
Speaker 19: for treatment, but now you're hunting him down, So you
22:30
Speaker 19: need to identify the code that he operates by. And
22:35
Speaker 19: just like Douglas was saying, the time factor is very important,
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Speaker 19: he probably knew that he had an limited amount of
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Speaker 19: time in this county jail. And I agree that. You know,
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Speaker 19: here in our area, when they're convicted, they're moved within
22:49
Speaker 19: twenty four to forty eight hours, they're out of our
22:52
Speaker 19: county facility and they're going.
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Speaker 20: To the.
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Speaker 19: Diagnostic center we have here at Lake Butler in Florida.
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Speaker 19: So you know, that's kind of a breakdown. He was
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Speaker 19: aware of that, and he that's the way he operated.
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Speaker 19: Now my concern is he's out on the street Okay,
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Speaker 19: you saw the murderer down there. I mean somebody that
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Speaker 19: crossed him or he got angry at he killed, you know,
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Speaker 19: so he's going to be very quick to respond in
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Speaker 19: a very violent manner. I'd be very surprised if he
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Speaker 19: is taken alive, you know, again, by that operational code
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Speaker 19: that he has to himself, he's going to probably want
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Speaker 19: to die out on the street. He's not going to
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Speaker 19: be looking to serve his rest of his life in
23:41
Speaker 19: a prison.
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Speaker 2: So you're basically saying he won't go back alive. I'm
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Speaker 2: not worried about him getting back alive. I'm more worried
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Speaker 2: about who he's going to encounter along his way. Oh definitely,
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Speaker 2: and has a tep to get away, and he's doing
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Speaker 2: a pretty good job of it so far. I'm embarrassed
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Speaker 2: for law enforcement to say and thanks to the prison
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Speaker 2: guard probably scrolling through, what would you say, plenty of
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Speaker 2: fish tender who knows maybe a cash, a little TikTok
24:12
Speaker 2: while this guy gets out a double killer. Guys, take
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Speaker 2: a listen to our cut twelve. This is Lieutenant Colonel
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Speaker 2: Bivviz from the Pennsylvania State.
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Speaker 13: Police PSP was made aware of a sighting of Cavalcante
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Speaker 13: and the East Pikeland area of Chester County. Our investigation
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Speaker 13: yielded the following occurrences. Sometime during the evening of September ninth,
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Speaker 13: Cavalcante stool a twenty twenty Ford Transit van from an
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Speaker 13: area approximately three quarters of a mile from the perimeter
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Speaker 13: we were maintaining near the Longwood Gardens property. The keys
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Speaker 13: had been left in the van and the theft was
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Speaker 13: not noticed until psp canvassed the area looking for a
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Speaker 13: possible stool and vehicle after a report of a sighting
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Speaker 13: of Cavalcante in the East Pikeland area. It was determined
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Speaker 13: Cavalcante used the van and traveled to.
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Speaker 2: That area and more listen.
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Speaker 13: At nine point fifty two pm, he attempted to contact
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Speaker 13: an individual he had known and worked with several years prior.
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Speaker 13: Cavalcante spoke with the individual via a video doorbell at
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Speaker 13: that residence and inquired about meeting with that individual. The
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Speaker 13: individual was at dinner with his family and did not
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Speaker 13: respond to meet Cavalcante. Cavalcante left that residence. The homeowner
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Speaker 13: eventually returned home, reviewed his doorbell recording, and called local police.
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Speaker 13: PSP received a call about this sighting and the next
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Speaker 13: at twelve thirty in the morning on September tenth, twenty
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Speaker 13: twenty three. This was our first indication that Cavalcante had
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Speaker 13: been able to travel from the area of Longwood Gardens.
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Speaker 2: So he gets away from the Longwood Gardens area. I
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Speaker 2: want to bring in IRV Brandt, Senior Inspector with US
25:54
Speaker 2: Marshall Service International Investigations Chief Inspector DJ, author of solo
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Speaker 2: shot cursonably Stone, also flying solo top of the world.
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Speaker 2: IRV Brant has handled escape pees all around the world
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Speaker 2: that go on the run, So we know he leaves
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Speaker 2: that perimeter, IRV Brant, But take a listen to what
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Speaker 2: more wa've learned.
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Speaker 13: After an extensive search, the vehicle was discovered abandoned in
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Speaker 13: a field behind a barn in East Nantmeil Township at
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Speaker 13: ten forty am. Investigators have been searching the area around
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Speaker 13: that location since that time.
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Speaker 21: Cavalcante has brought the search here to Phoenixville and with
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Speaker 21: it fear. Look at those surveillance pictures overnight, good look
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Speaker 21: at them.
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Speaker 1: You can see troopers.
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Speaker 21: Say this is Cavalcante changing his appearance, clean shaven, with
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Speaker 21: a green or yellow hooded sweatshirt and black baseball cap.
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Speaker 21: He is still wearing green prison pants at this time.
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Speaker 21: This sighting sparked an active search. At about four am.
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Speaker 22: State police believe sometimes Saturday, the fugitive stole a refrigerated
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Speaker 22: van with keys inside from a local dairy farm. Just
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Speaker 22: after five this morning, state police realized the vehicle was
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Speaker 22: stolen from the Bailey's dairy farm and at ten forty
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Speaker 22: in the morning it was discovered in East Nantmeil Township.
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Speaker 2: So let me understand this r Brandt. He's managed to
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Speaker 2: steal refrigerated dairy truck having the keys in them.
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Speaker 15: That's correct, Nancy. And you'll notice he used the vehicle
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Speaker 15: until they ran out of gas. The search for an
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Speaker 15: escape prisoner and I've done hundreds of investigations into prison escapes.
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Speaker 15: They're all unique, but this one is particularly unique because
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Speaker 15: he's a Brazilian, hasn't He wasn't born in this country,
27:47
Speaker 15: he wasn't raised in this country. He doesn't know anything
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Speaker 15: about this country. He only knows the area that he's from. There.
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Speaker 15: English is in his first language. He's people will say, well,
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Speaker 15: he's out now, he got a vehicle. He's long gone
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Speaker 15: Long Gone, Towear Long Gone to Weear where people speak Portuguese,
28:08
Speaker 15: where he knows people. He's got to have a plan. Now,
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Speaker 15: at first the plan was let's escape from prison. I'll
28:15
Speaker 15: probably get shot going over the wall, but if I
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Speaker 15: make it, I'll figure out something after that. Now that
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Speaker 15: he's out and he's free, he went. The first thing
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Speaker 15: that he did was went to former cod workers in
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Speaker 15: the same area. And you with to say, well, that's ridiculous,
28:34
Speaker 15: you know, why would he do that? Why not just
28:37
Speaker 15: get away? Well, he has no other choice. It's his
28:41
Speaker 15: only means of support. And the longer he stays out,
28:44
Speaker 15: and Nancy, this is highly concerning, is he's going to
28:48
Speaker 15: become more and more desperate and he is going to
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Speaker 15: take risk. He's going to try to rob someone. He's
28:56
Speaker 15: going to need money, he's going to need a vehicle.
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Speaker 15: He's going to target people. He's going to target someone elderly,
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Speaker 15: he's going to target a woman, he's going to target
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Speaker 15: someone alone. And because he's going to need a vehicle.
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Speaker 15: And then eventually he's going to get a hold of
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Speaker 15: a weapon. And he's not he's a killer. He's not
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Speaker 15: afraid to use a weapon to get what he wants,
29:19
Speaker 15: and one of your guests said, he's probably not going
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Speaker 15: to be taken alive. I agree, He's probably not going
29:27
Speaker 15: to be taken alive. This is an extremely dangerous person.
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Speaker 15: I can't stress that enough. Anyone with any information they
29:38
Speaker 15: need to contact police. They need to help law enforcement
29:42
Speaker 15: get this person into custody. And the sooner the better.
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Speaker 2: The way you just broke that down or Brant is chilling.
29:51
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about the next lady coming out of the
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Speaker 2: target and the parking deck with her kid and her
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Speaker 2: arms full of stuff, or the grocery store, or an
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Speaker 2: elderly person getting in their car or going into their home.
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Speaker 2: It will be child's play for him to overtake a
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Speaker 2: lone female or a female with a child, or an
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Speaker 2: elderly And we see also his changing. He will shoot
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Speaker 2: you dead, he will stab you dead. It doesn't matter
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Speaker 2: if he knows you, or if you're his lover for
30:28
Speaker 2: months on end and her children are watching. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: You were earlier hearing our friends at six ABC and
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Speaker 2: NBC twelve in the Search for This Guy.
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Speaker 1: Time Stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Priabantaje is joining me. Bord certified forensic pathologists at
31:02
Speaker 2: Anchor Forensic Pathology Consulting and that's where you can find
31:06
Speaker 2: her Anchor Forensic Pathology dot com. Doctor Pria, you have
31:10
Speaker 2: handled so many homicide cases. Very often we see people,
31:16
Speaker 2: especially those that are not as they say, organized killers,
31:21
Speaker 2: like they have a plan. This is a disorganized killer.
31:25
Speaker 2: He is trying to survive and be on the run.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't have any particular mo. Have you witnessed that before,
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Speaker 2: doctor Priya.
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Speaker 23: Yeah, I mean he's it's been said number of times.
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Speaker 23: But he's especially dangerous now because before he had like
31:40
Speaker 23: an emotional connection to his you know, the girlfriend who
31:44
Speaker 23: we killed, and look how heinously he murdered her right
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Speaker 23: thirty eight times, stabbing in front of kids. Now the
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Speaker 23: desperations even added on top. I'm terrified of what he's
31:55
Speaker 23: going to do because it's no hold barred.
31:57
Speaker 2: Now, Guys, it's not the first time. Take listen to
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Speaker 2: our cut thirty two our friensic Kiro.
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Speaker 24: Understandably, security is extremely tight here at the Pensacola City
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Speaker 24: Jailed on the second floor of this building, Ted Bundy
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Speaker 24: is under constant guard. Authorities are very well aware of
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Speaker 24: the fact that Bundy has twice escaped from jail, and
32:18
Speaker 24: now that they know who he is, they are not
32:20
Speaker 24: about to let him slip away again. When he was
32:23
Speaker 24: arrested shortly after midnight on Wednesday, he was just considered
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Speaker 24: a belligerent speeder.
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Speaker 6: He fought with.
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Speaker 24: Arresting officer David Lee when Lee stopped him for speeding.
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Speaker 24: Only late last night, following FBI fingerprint identification did Pensacola
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Speaker 24: Police learn they had captured one of the most wanted and,
32:38
Speaker 24: according to the FBI, most dangerous criminals in the country.
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Speaker 2: This case not once but twy Once he escaped through
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Speaker 2: the ceiling of jail. The second time he jumped out
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Speaker 2: a window of the law library in a cournhouse. It's
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Speaker 2: not just Bundy, remember this guy. Take listen to ABC
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Speaker 2: and our cut thirty four.
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Speaker 25: A man who famously escaped two Mexican prisons. El Choppo's
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Speaker 25: seen here slipping beneath his prison cell, going through the
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Speaker 25: floor of the shower, disappearing into the elaborate mile long tunnel.
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Speaker 25: We saw that tunnel firsthand in Mexico.
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Speaker 1: Even the motorbike that was waiting for.
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Speaker 12: Him in the tunnel to escape.
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Speaker 2: This is the house where he just walked into and disappeared.
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Speaker 25: But months later, Mexican authorities would storm in Chopler's hiding,
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Speaker 25: grabbing him outside one of his tunnels, turning him over
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Speaker 25: to the US.
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Speaker 2: Guys El CHAPO. Incredible example of an escape. Ted Bundy
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Speaker 2: escapes twice. But what about one of the biggest Emma's
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Speaker 2: notorious jail house guard fails. Okay, wait for it, I
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Speaker 2: cut thirty five CBC.
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Speaker 26: The New York Times is citing several unnamed law enforcement
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Speaker 26: and prison officials who are saying that the two people
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Speaker 26: go guarding Epstein's unit fell asleep the night that Epstein
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Speaker 26: apparently took his own life, and that they didn't check
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Speaker 26: on him for three hours when they were actually supposed
34:09
Speaker 26: to be doing those checks.
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Speaker 2: That's right, Epstein is dead and along with him all
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Speaker 2: the information of any code defendants or other victims. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: because the guards fell asleep and were shopping online? Is
34:25
Speaker 2: that what happened in Kamacante's escape? And of course there's more.
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Speaker 2: How could you not notice a guy who's almost seven
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Speaker 2: feet tall is having a sex affair with another warden? Hello,
34:39
Speaker 2: Casey White cut thirty one.
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Speaker 27: Waay, after more than seventy two hours of this, now
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Speaker 27: major crime investigation by the US Marshals and state other
34:50
Speaker 27: federal partners, is that there is now a.
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Speaker 12: Warrant out for Vicky White, a warrant for her role
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Speaker 12: in this escape. They now say that she was involved
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Speaker 12: in the escape and they have a warrant for her
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Speaker 12: arrest as well as they continue their search for this
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Speaker 12: accused murderer, Casey White here in Laudreale County now a
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Speaker 12: man hunt that reaches across the entire country. The sheriff
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Speaker 12: confirming for US that they now believe the two had
35:15
Speaker 12: some sort of romantic relationship and that Vicky White was
35:19
Speaker 12: involved in this escape.
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Speaker 2: But nobody noticed they were having sex. And then this
35:24
Speaker 2: whole king it gets out, Casey White gets out with
35:28
Speaker 2: her help, and of course deaths ensue, and of course
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Speaker 2: there's the prison same stress. We can't forget about her.
35:36
Speaker 2: Cut thirty seven CBS six.
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Speaker 28: The former prison seemstress who helped two convicted murderers escape
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Speaker 28: from the maximum security prison and Dani Mora, has now
35:45
Speaker 28: been released. Joyce Mitchell admitted to smuggling hack saw blades
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Speaker 28: to inmates Richard Matt and David Sweat that they used
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Speaker 28: to cut through cell walls at the Clinton Correctional Facility
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Speaker 28: back in twenty fifteen. There escape sparked a week's long
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Speaker 28: young manhunt that ended when authorities shot and killed Nat
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Speaker 28: and shot and recaptured Sweat. Mitchell's initial sentence was up
36:08
Speaker 28: to seven years behind bars.
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Speaker 2: Because no one was paying attention that the prison seemstress
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Speaker 2: was going in a closet and having sex with the
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Speaker 2: killer and they escaped. Once again a prison fail. Here's
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Speaker 2: another thing to take into account. Alexis Terrestchik joining me
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Speaker 2: Crime online dot Com investigative reporter. This guy, when he
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Speaker 2: escaped from another homicide in Brazil, he lived in the jungle.
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Speaker 2: He survived in the jungle. Reminds me of Eric Rudolph,
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Speaker 2: the Olympic bomber who stayed on the down load for
36:44
Speaker 2: three years along the Appalachian Trail before he blew up
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Speaker 2: to abortion clinics. Remember that shrapnel hitting my investigator during
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Speaker 2: that time. This guy has lived in the jungle, Alexis Terreschuk.
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Speaker 7: He has, and the thing is and he knows how
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Speaker 7: to survive because he has broken into one house that
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Speaker 7: we know up so far, and you know what he
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Speaker 7: stole from there?
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Speaker 10: He stole a bag of fruit He's not even really
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Speaker 10: stealing money or jewelry to sell or anything like that.
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Speaker 10: He is stealing stuff because he knows what he needs
37:14
Speaker 10: to survive, and it's fruit. He didn't take the you know,
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Speaker 10: free does or anything like that. So he is very
37:20
Speaker 10: aware of how you can live in the wilderness.
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Speaker 2: Hey, alexas he's changed, we know he's changed his appearance.
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Speaker 2: He's popped up on either one or two ring doorbell
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Speaker 2: cams and a hunter's cam that's set up. You know,
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Speaker 2: you put up a hunter's cam in it's motion activated.
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Speaker 2: He's caught on a hunter's cam out in the woods.
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Speaker 2: How has he changed his appearance, Alexis he so when he.
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Speaker 10: Escaped from prison he had a beard and a mustache
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Speaker 10: and now he is completely clean.
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Speaker 29: Shaven, completely So he clearly had access to a raider
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Speaker 29: of some sort of running water which he could find
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Speaker 29: in the wilderness if there was a lake or a
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Speaker 29: river or something. But he definitely looks very different.
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Speaker 2: That's a really good point, alexis, how the hey, did
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Speaker 2: he get a clean shave? How else has he changed
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Speaker 2: his appearance? Where did he go to get a clean shave?
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Speaker 2: We know that he has gotten into refrigerated dairy truck
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Speaker 2: keys in it. But now somehow he's managed to shave
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Speaker 2: and change his appearance. I'm looking right at him. He
38:21
Speaker 2: looked right up at the hunter camp. Did he have
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Speaker 2: those clothes? Because he's wearing a hoodie with a baseball
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Speaker 2: hat under it, and he's clean shaven.
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Speaker 7: And he's wearing prison pants and when he escapes he
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Speaker 7: was wearing he wasn't wearing those, he was wearing the
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Speaker 7: blue shorts. So did somebody you know, from prison, did
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Speaker 7: he sneak out the clothes in his in his uniform?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Probably, and the prison guard wouldn't have known anything.
38:47
Speaker 2: Okay to you, Douglas McGregor, geographic profiler, look into your
38:53
Speaker 2: crystal ball, drawn all your education and expertise. Where's this
38:58
Speaker 2: skuy headed best?
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Speaker 6: At the moment, he's still in the life cycle of
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Speaker 6: a fugitive, which it's not linear, it's cyclical. And after
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Speaker 6: looking for resources up in the Phoenixville area he didn't
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Speaker 6: find them, law enforcement closed in and he reverted back
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Speaker 6: to stage one, which is survival and getting the van.
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Speaker 6: So now he's going to be looking for resources again.
39:19
Speaker 6: So law enforcement's going to have to do that social
39:22
Speaker 6: network analysis and they're going to have to see where
39:24
Speaker 6: he's going to go next. Is he going to go
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Speaker 6: towards a familiar community again Portuguese speaking Brazilian? Is he
39:32
Speaker 6: going to go towards another acquaintance. I mean he went
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Speaker 6: to Virginia before, and there's an acquaintance slash family member
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Speaker 6: down in Virginia, so he may go there, but he
39:43
Speaker 6: is going to be looking for those resources because the stealing,
39:47
Speaker 6: the robbery, theft, it's all that's just a short term
39:51
Speaker 6: solution and it's risky.
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Speaker 2: Yes, very very risky. And or Brandt remember the Fulton
39:59
Speaker 2: County court house killer actually went into a woman's home.
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Speaker 2: He killed people along the way, but he went into
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Speaker 2: a woman's home and held her hostage for food and
40:10
Speaker 2: stayed in there for a period of time. What's his
40:13
Speaker 2: next move.
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Speaker 15: Of Brant Nancy, That's what you said earlier about it
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Speaker 15: being chilling. I only see this unfolding one way, and
40:23
Speaker 15: it's badly. I did the Jody Thompson prison escape investigation
40:29
Speaker 15: where he escaped from prison in Northern Nevada, and I
40:33
Speaker 15: tracked him in Las Vegas as he was robbing bars.
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Speaker 20: And I set up surveillance on every associate he had,
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Speaker 20: every family member he had and then ended up in
40:48
Speaker 20: a chase with two teams of SWAT, with helicopters, with.
40:53
Speaker 15: Canine units, and him doing a home invasion and taking hostages.
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Speaker 15: What I expect here is law enforcement's going to inclose in,
41:04
Speaker 15: He's going to become desperate, he's gonna end up going
41:07
Speaker 15: into somebody's home, and he's gonna end up and you're
41:09
Speaker 15: going to end up with a hostage situation where he's
41:12
Speaker 15: likely going to die.
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Speaker 2: There is a twenty thousand dollars reward for information leading
41:18
Speaker 2: to the capture of Danello Cavalcanti, a double killer that
41:23
Speaker 2: we know of. Likely targets females alone or with children
41:28
Speaker 2: or the elderly. Tip lines seven one, seven, five six
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Speaker 2: two two nine eight seven eight hundred four seven two
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Speaker 2: eight four seven seven one of the best tip lines
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Speaker 2: the US Marshals eight seven, seven nine two six eight
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Speaker 2: three three two repeat toll free eight seven seven nine
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Speaker 2: two six eight three three to two. Cavalcante you can run,
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Speaker 2: but you can't hide. Goodbye friends,