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Crime Alert 10.23.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime needs now. Social
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  Speaker 1: worker Peyton Shires assigned to council a thirteen year old boy.
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  Speaker 1: While taking his phone, the boy's mom discovers a video
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  Speaker 1: of Shires and her son having sex. Mommy calls police.
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  Speaker 1: Ohio cops stays silent on a three way call with
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  Speaker 1: Shires and the boy's mother. Shires admits to her sex
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  Speaker 1: relationship with the little boy.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Shiers had just been licensed as a social worker
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  Speaker 2: in June and employed by the National Youth Advocate Program
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  Speaker 2: that works with families involved in the foster care system.
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  Speaker 2: The NAAP is stated they are quote sat in by
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  Speaker 2: the situation and cooperating with authorities. Shires was arrested on
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  Speaker 2: her birthday.
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  Speaker 1: Shires twenty four, now charged with unlawful sex conduct with
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  Speaker 1: a minor. Guess she needs the counseling now tent. Guth
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  Speaker 1: Miller heads to a North Dakota McDonald's on lunch break,
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  Speaker 1: but is stopped before he goes inside. George Damia ask
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  Speaker 1: him to buy him a big mac and a happy
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  Speaker 1: meal for his one year old daughter. Guth Miller declines
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  Speaker 1: and goes inside. De Marius follows, pulling a handgun from
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  Speaker 1: his daughter's stroller, pointing in a guth Miller. Demarius calls
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  Speaker 1: guth Miller disrespectful, throwing plenty of cuss words in before
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  Speaker 1: stowing the gun and leaving. Police quickly catch up with
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  Speaker 1: de Marius, who's now charged with terrorizing with a dangerous weapon?
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  Speaker 1: Could he have gotten a better deal at Burger King?
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  Speaker 1: More crime and justice news after this Now with the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime and justice breaking news crime Online is John Limley.
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  Speaker 3: We began overseas as the French President's office has announced
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  Speaker 3: that the country will deploy up to seven thousand soldiers
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  Speaker 3: to bolster security there following a school incident in which
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  Speaker 3: a possibly radicalized former student killed a teacher and injured
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  Speaker 3: three others. For more, we turned to Sydney Sumner with
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Following the attack that rocked France in the midst of
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  Speaker 2: international tensions over the Israel Hamas conflict, several students, parents
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  Speaker 2: and staff returned to the Gombetta Carno school in the
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  Speaker 2: northern city of Avas to re establish contact and seek help.
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  Speaker 2: According to prosecutors, the alleged attacker and a number of
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  Speaker 2: other people are behind bars as counter terrorism investigators look
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  Speaker 2: into the stabbing. Our friends with the Associated Press say
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  Speaker 2: intelligence services had been recently monitoring the suspect for radicalism.
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  Speaker 2: He comes from the neighboring Chechnian province of the Ingoshetia
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  Speaker 2: in Russia's Caucasus Mountains. At first, the authorities had classified
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  Speaker 2: him as Chechen. President Emmanuel Macrone issued an order to
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  Speaker 2: deploy up to seven thousand soldiers and until further notice,
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  Speaker 2: an order to boost security and alertness throughout France.
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  Speaker 3: The French government also raised the national threat level back
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  Speaker 3: in this country now and to Iowa, where, a month
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  Speaker 3: after another man was found guilty for his involvement in
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  Speaker 3: the killings, jurors have found another defendant not guilty of
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  Speaker 3: murder in the shooting deaths of two students at a
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  Speaker 3: des Moines alternative school. According to our friends with the
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  Speaker 3: Des Moines Register, twenty year old Brave von Tukes was
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  Speaker 3: found not guilty on two counts of first degree murder
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  Speaker 3: and one count each of attempted murder, involvement in a
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  Speaker 3: criminal gang and wilful damage inflicting serious injury. The jury
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  Speaker 3: rendered their verdict almost one month after nineteen year old
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  Speaker 3: Preston Walls was found guilty of second degree murder, manslaughter
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  Speaker 3: and wilful damage causing serious injury for his involvement in
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  Speaker 3: the January twenty third shooting at the Start's Right Here program.
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  Speaker 3: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed a new law providing
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  Speaker 3: greater compensation for victims of child sexual assault while participating
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  Speaker 3: in the Boy Scouts of America once Again crime online
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  Speaker 3: Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The governor's action was taken in the midst of the
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  Speaker 2: Boy Scouts of America's bankruptcy settlement, which was initially filed
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  Speaker 2: in twenty twenty in response to allegations of sexual abuse
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  Speaker 2: by Scout leaders made by tens of thousands of men
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  Speaker 2: across the country. Of those men, around two thousand are
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  Speaker 2: from Ohio. Victim's compensation is determined by the duration of
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  Speaker 2: the statute of limitations for civil claims, the severity of
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  Speaker 2: each abuse case, and other factors that differ from state
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  Speaker 2: to state. Ohio's civil statute of limitations in bankruptcy lawsuits
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  Speaker 2: was twelve years prior to DeWine's approval of the new
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  Speaker 2: law that is now nullified for the next five years,
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  Speaker 2: so victims of Boy Scout abuse who file acclaim will
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  Speaker 2: get all of the money they are entitled to through
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  Speaker 2: the settlement, not just thirty to forty five percent of it.
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  Speaker 3: One of the measure's authors, Representative Bill Sites of the
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  Speaker 3: Cincinnati area, says that Ohio is the first state to
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  Speaker 3: utilize the settlement's provision permitting states to extend the statute
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  Speaker 3: of limitations.
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  Speaker 1: Heather Cameron, mom of four, takes a day tip to
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  Speaker 1: Kasmick dam from Reading, California with her ex boyfriend Daniel Lesby.
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  Speaker 1: That afternoon, she calls nine to one one from Lesby's phone,
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  Speaker 1: saying she's been drugged and needs help. The call drops.
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  Speaker 1: Heather calls back twice, operators hearing a male voice in
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  Speaker 1: the background. By the time cops get there, no sign
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  Speaker 1: of Heather. They close the call. Weeks later, Cameron's ex
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  Speaker 1: husband reports her missing. Cops speak with the boyfriend, Daniel Lesby,
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  Speaker 1: who says they were fishing when Heather walked off with
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  Speaker 1: his phone. Then he says he couldn't find her. Cop
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  Speaker 1: searched the area but find no sign of Heather or
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  Speaker 1: Lesby's missing phone. Heather Cameron twenty eight, now missing over
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  Speaker 1: eleven years. If you have info on Heather Cameron, please
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  Speaker 1: call Shasta County Sheriff's five three zero two four five
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  Speaker 1: six zero two five. For the latest crime injustice news,
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  Speaker 1: go to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Nancy Grace