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Crime Alert 10.04.24 | Husband: 'Take Care' of my Wife and Kids · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert on Nancy Grace Breaking crime news Now, Mohammad
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  Speaker 1: Mohammed confides in a friend he wants to find someone
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  Speaker 1: to take care of his family shot. The friend reports
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  Speaker 1: this to the FBI. The friend provides a quote hit
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  Speaker 1: man contact who's really an FBI agent, to Muhammad, who
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  Speaker 1: tells the hitman he'll pay twenty thousand dollars for his
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  Speaker 1: wife's death and five thousand apiece for his six adult children.
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  Speaker 1: He tells the hit man pick and choose who you're
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  Speaker 1: going to take out and get paid Nancy.
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  Speaker 2: Mohammad and his wife were married for three years before
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  Speaker 2: Muhammad's arrest, but the union was full of violence. Muhammad
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  Speaker 2: was arrested for assaulting his wife's daughter, though the charges
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  Speaker 2: were leader dismissed, and Mohammad's wife took three orders of
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  Speaker 2: protection against her husband. In the first year of their marriage.
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  Speaker 2: Mohammad also set their children's cars on fire after disagreements
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  Speaker 2: with his wife.
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  Speaker 1: Muhammad Mohammad's sixty three now charged with murder for higher conspiracy.
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  Speaker 1: A Wisconsin woman confused when she returns home and sees
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  Speaker 1: lights on inside. The woman lives alone. She calls police
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  Speaker 1: when she spots someone walking around in the kitchen. Cops arrive,
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  Speaker 1: and when they approach the house, Joanna Lee calmly opens
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  Speaker 1: the door, telling police she has permission to be there.
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  Speaker 1: Lee identifies the homeowner by name, claiming the homeowner gave
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  Speaker 1: her a set of keys after meeting her in a
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  Speaker 1: coffee shop earlier that day. Well, the Wisconsin woman has
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  Speaker 1: never seen or heard of Joanna Lee before. As Lee
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  Speaker 1: is led away from the home in handcuffs, the homeowner
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  Speaker 1: discovers Lee cooked apasta dinner for two inside. Well. Lee
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  Speaker 1: is now charged with burglary and s trespassing. Sounds like
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  Speaker 1: a squatter to be to me. More crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: news after this. Now at the latest crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: breaking Knees Crime Onlines John Lane.
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  Speaker 3: We begin in Maine as a woman who lost both
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  Speaker 3: her husband and son in the state's deadliest mass shooting
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  Speaker 3: is now seeking access to the gunman's military and medical
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  Speaker 3: records in a search for answers. Cynthia Young, whose family
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  Speaker 3: was among the victims of the October twenty fifth shooting
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  Speaker 3: in Lewiston, has been granted legal authority to pursue these records.
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  Speaker 3: A judge approved Young's petition to become the Special Administrator
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  Speaker 3: of Robert Card's estate, giving her the power to obtain
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  Speaker 3: records on behalf of herself, other grieving families, and attorneys
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  Speaker 3: preparing potential lawsuits. The records Young as seeking could provide
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  Speaker 3: crucial insight into Card's mental health and his service as
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  Speaker 3: an Army reservist, where his medical history includes treatment at
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  Speaker 3: two hospitals. Card, a forty year old Army reservist, open
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  Speaker 3: fire at two locations in Lewiston, Maine, killing eighteen people,
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  Speaker 3: including Young's husband, Bill and her fourteen year old son, Aaron,
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  Speaker 3: who were at a local bowling alley. The second attack
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  Speaker 3: took place at a bar and grill where a cornhole
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  Speaker 3: tournament was being held. An independent investigation has since revealed
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  Speaker 3: that both the Army Reserve and law enforcement missed key
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  Speaker 3: opportunities to intervene in cards growing psychiatric crisis, which might
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  Speaker 3: have prevented the attack. According to Young's petition, someone must
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  Speaker 3: oversee the estate to sign releases for vital records as
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  Speaker 3: part of ongoing investigations into the deadly event now to
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  Speaker 3: New Mexico as a major scandal involving Albuquerque's police department
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  Speaker 3: and allegations of corruption are coming to light, sparking both
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  Speaker 3: state and federal investigations. Let's bring in Crime online Sidney
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  Speaker 3: Sumner for more.
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  Speaker 2: A lawsuit filed late Monday by the American Civil Liberties
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  Speaker 2: Union of New Mexico accuses high ranking officials of the
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  Speaker 2: Albuquerque Police Department of participating in a scheme to extort
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  Speaker 2: bribes from individuals charged with driving while intoxicated in exchange
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  Speaker 2: for dropping the charges. The lawsuit centers on Carlos Sandoval Smith,
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  Speaker 2: who claims he was one of men victims forced to
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  Speaker 2: pay bribes to escape prosecution. The complaint alleges that officers
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  Speaker 2: from the department's DWI unit colluded with a local attorney
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  Speaker 2: to have cases dismissed by deliberately sabotaging the prosecution process. Specifically,
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  Speaker 2: officers would reportedly avoid attending pre trial interviews or refuse
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  Speaker 2: to testify, making it impossible to proceed with charges. The
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  Speaker 2: fallout has already been significant, when police commander has been fired,
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  Speaker 2: several officers have resigned, and dozens of d WI cases
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  Speaker 2: tied to the alleged scheme have been dismissed. The scandal
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  Speaker 2: has also drawn the attention of the FBI, which has
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  Speaker 2: launched a separate investigation to determine whether any federal laws
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  Speaker 2: were broken. To date, no federal charges have been filed,
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  Speaker 2: and the decision now rests with the US Attorney's office.
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  Speaker 3: This ongoing scandal continues to cast a shadow over the
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  Speaker 3: Albuquerque Police Department as investigations unfold and the search for
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  Speaker 3: accountability deepens.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John, Jessica Barnes, twenty, leaves the Pendleton, South Carolina
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  Speaker 1: home she with her husband and two roommates. After an
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  Speaker 1: argument with the husband. She calls her mom, Cecilia Vivara,
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  Speaker 1: to talk about the argument while walking. Cecilia assumes Jessica
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  Speaker 1: eventually went home, but a month later, she gets a
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  Speaker 1: text from Jessica that sounds nothing like her daughter. Cecilia
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  Speaker 1: reports Jessica missing and learns no one has seen her
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  Speaker 1: since she left home that morning August first. Pendleton PD
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  Speaker 1: searched several locations, no leads. Jessica five four, one hundred
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  Speaker 1: and eighty pounds, long, blonde hair, blue eyes, glasses, orange
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  Speaker 1: T shirt, dark denim, shorts, flipflops, black backpack. If you
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  Speaker 1: have info on Jessica Barnes, now missing nine weeks, called Pendleton,
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  Speaker 1: South Carolina PD. Eight sixty four six four six ninety
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  Speaker 1: four zero nine. For the latest crime in justice news,
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  Speaker 1: our daily podcast as Crime Stories. With this crime Alarny,
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  Speaker 1: I'm Nancy Grace