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Crime Alert 09.19.24 | Drunk 73yo Man Crashes Car Through Building While Leaving Bar · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace Breaking crime News Now. Thomas
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  Speaker 1: Kane has a quiet evening at an Arizona Elks Lodge
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  Speaker 1: around eight thirty. He decides to head home. Moments later,
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  Speaker 1: his truck smashes through the front door of the Elks
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  Speaker 1: lodge and goes all the way to the back wall.
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  Speaker 1: Several patrons are run over. Others crawl on top of
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  Speaker 1: pool tables to avoid the same. Thirty people injured in
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  Speaker 1: the crash.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy. At least ten patrons were rushed to hospitals by ambulance,
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  Speaker 2: while five drove themselves. Fifteen others injured received treatment on site.
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  Speaker 2: Video of the incident shows Keane's truck pushing tables and
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  Speaker 2: booths full of patrons while others scramble to flee. Police
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  Speaker 2: are still waiting on blood tests to confirm Kane's BAC
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  Speaker 2: at the time of the incident.
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  Speaker 1: Thomas Kane seventy three, charged with twelve counts agassault, seventeen
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  Speaker 1: counts in endangerment and surprise surprise DUI driving under the
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  Speaker 1: influence McHenry County Sheriff's Warren Morango, Illinos residence. A bull
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  Speaker 1: is on the loose. The twelve hundred pound black bull
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  Speaker 1: escapes a farm that bought the bull just a week before.
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  Speaker 1: Deputy's block off streets has six men on horseback chase
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  Speaker 1: down the bull. The bull breaks through one last so
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  Speaker 1: but finally calms down when three cowboys get ropes around
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  Speaker 1: his neck to leave it safely back home. I would
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  Speaker 1: say bs, but that's totally uncalled for. More crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news after this Now with the latest crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice breaking news. Crime Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: A Missouri judge, has declined to overturn the conviction and
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  Speaker 3: death sentence of Marcellus Williams, who faces execution on September
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  Speaker 3: twenty fourth for the nineteen ninety eight stabbing of Lysia Gale,
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  Speaker 3: a former reporter, despite concerns over DNA evidence. Saint Louis
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  Speaker 3: County's Circuit Judge Bruce Hilton ruled against vacating the sentence.
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  Speaker 3: William's attorney, Tricia Bushnell of the Midwest Innocence Project, vow
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  Speaker 3: to continue fighting the conviction, citing DNA evidence suggesting someone
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  Speaker 3: else may have handled the murder weapon. In twenty twenty one,
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  Speaker 3: Saint Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell requested a review, pointing
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  Speaker 3: to the DNA findings. However, new revelations of evidence mishandling
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  Speaker 3: where officials contaminated the knife, cast doubt on the integrity
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  Speaker 3: of the trial. William's legal team had negotiated a plea
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  Speaker 3: deal for life without parole, but the Missouri Attorney General's
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  Speaker 3: office opposed it, leading to further legal battles prosecutors and
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  Speaker 3: sinst Other evidence ties Williams to the crime, including witness
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  Speaker 3: testimony and alleged confessions. The fifty five year old Williams
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  Speaker 3: maintains his innocence. The case remains under scrutiny as his
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  Speaker 3: execution date approaches. In a significant legal move, New Mexico
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  Speaker 3: Attorney General Raul Torres has filed a lawsuit against Snapp Incorporated,
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  Speaker 3: the company behind the popular social media app snap Jock
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  Speaker 3: once again Crime Online Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The lawsuit, submitted in Santa Fe's state court, accuses the
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  Speaker 2: platform of fostering conditions that facilitate the distribution of child
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  Speaker 2: sexual abuse material and contribute to child exploitation. The legal
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  Speaker 2: action outlines a troubling pattern, claiming Snapchat's design and policies
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  Speaker 2: not only allow but also encourage illegal activities such as
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  Speaker 2: child trafficking, drug dealing, and the promotion of firearms. According
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  Speaker 2: to the complaint, Snapchat stands out as the platform where
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  Speaker 2: miners are most frequently subjected to online sexual interactions and
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  Speaker 2: where a majority of sex trafficking victims are initially targeted.
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  Speaker 2: The practice of sex stortion, where predators coerce victims in
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  Speaker 2: descending explicit images and then threaten to expose them unless
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  Speaker 2: they comply with demands for money or sexual favors, was
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  Speaker 2: a key focus of the investigation leading up to this lawsuit.
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  Speaker 2: Snap Inc. Has responded stating that it shares concerns about
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  Speaker 2: the safety of young users online, but the lawsuit paints
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  Speaker 2: a darker picture. According to the New Mexico Department of Justice,
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  Speaker 2: a month's long undercover operation uncovered a sprawling network of
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  Speaker 2: dark websites dedicated to sharing non consensual explicit images linked
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  Speaker 2: to Snapchat. Investigators reportedly found over ten thousand records related
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  Speaker 2: to child sexual abuse material involving the platform in just
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  Speaker 2: the past year, including cases involving children under the age
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  Speaker 2: of thirteen. One particularly disturbing element of the investigation involved
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  Speaker 2: the creation of a decoy Snapchat account posing as a
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  Speaker 2: fourteen year old named Heather. Within a short time, the
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  Speaker 2: account was interacting with users bearing names that explicitly suggested
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  Speaker 2: criminal intent, such as child dot rape and Peto underscore
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  Speaker 2: lover ten.
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  Speaker 3: The lawsuit claimed snapchat is a major source of child
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  Speaker 3: abuse material being circulated on dark websites, and alleges that
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  Speaker 3: some users even sold explicit content directly through the platform.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Friday afternoon, Richard Strawn calls wife Darlane to
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  Speaker 1: let her know he has plans for the evening with
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  Speaker 1: co workers. The group of men gather around a campfire
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  Speaker 1: at a campsite and raving con nine pm that same night,
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  Speaker 1: a coworker knocks on the Strong's door and tells Darlene
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  Speaker 1: Richard's been hurt. The co worker says someone accused Richard
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  Speaker 1: of stealing their wallet and the two men got in
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  Speaker 1: a fight. Darlene calls nine one one. Police find Richard's
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  Speaker 1: truck a few miles from the campsite. Dog teams and
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  Speaker 1: numerous volunteers search through the night. No look, the coworkers say,
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  Speaker 1: other than cuts and bruises, Richard was fine when he
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  Speaker 1: walked away after the fight. Richard Strong now missing thirteen
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  Speaker 1: years six, two hundred and fifteen pounds, brown hair, blue eyes,
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  Speaker 1: a tattoo of a Shihuahuah on his right arm, praying
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  Speaker 1: hands on his left arm, and Yosemite Sam the cartoon
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  Speaker 1: on his caff last scene wearing an orange shirt, a
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  Speaker 1: blue checkered flannel jacket, jeans, brown boots. If you have
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  Speaker 1: info on Richard Strong, missing from Raven, Kentucky, please call
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  Speaker 1: Kentucky State Police six zero six four three five six
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  Speaker 1: daily podcast, Crime Stories with this crime alert. I'm Meancy Grace.