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Crime Alert 12.30.24 | Man Shot Dead Protecting Bed-Ridden Mother from Home Intruders · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert im Nancy Grace breaking crimes Now. Andrew Gaudio
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  Speaker 1: twenty five, asleep in an upstairs bedroom at his mom's
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  Speaker 1: Philly home. Here's gun shots downstairs. Then he comes face
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  Speaker 1: to face with two armed robbers, Charles Fullforth and Kelvin Roberts,
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  Speaker 1: trying to protect his bed ridden mom. He struggles with
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  Speaker 1: the man over their guns, but dies after they shoot
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  Speaker 1: him multiple times. Bernadette Gaudio also shot and can't get
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  Speaker 1: out of bed. She bravely calls nine one one using
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  Speaker 1: Siri on her iPhone as cops arrived the intruder's escape
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  Speaker 1: in a white Azerra.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy. Police now believe full Fourth in Roberts, we're targeting
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  Speaker 2: a different house with a similar address. The thieves allegedly
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  Speaker 2: worked with employees at Junk Luggers to target homes with
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  Speaker 2: valuable assets, and we're trying to steal guns that night,
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  Speaker 2: but did not get the correct address. Police still trying
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  Speaker 2: to hunt down the junk lugger's employee that provided the information.
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  Speaker 2: Bernadette Gaudio now in stable condition but mourning the loss
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  Speaker 2: of her son.
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  Speaker 1: Charles Fullfith forty one and Kelvin Roberts, forty two, now
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  Speaker 1: behind bars for murder and robbery. A Florida man enters
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  Speaker 1: a public's grocery on a motorized mobility scooter dressed like
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  Speaker 1: a baby, complete with blue bonnet and a night dress
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  Speaker 1: under a black jacket. The babyman browses the aisles until
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  Speaker 1: he reaches the baby formula and piles nearly thirty cans
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  Speaker 1: of infamal into the cart. He then drives his scooter
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  Speaker 1: to a concealed area of the store and sticks all
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  Speaker 1: the cans under his baby dress and leaves without paying.
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  Speaker 1: That formula is worth nearly five hundred dollars. The man
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  Speaker 1: also suspected in similar thefts in four different cities. Cape
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  Speaker 1: Coral police asking for help to id the babyman thief
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  Speaker 1: called crime Stoppers one eight hundred seven eight zero tips
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  Speaker 1: eight hundred seven eight zero tips. I predict pretty soon
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  Speaker 1: the babyman is gonna be say wai wai behind bars.
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  Speaker 1: More crime and justice knees after this now with the
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  Speaker 1: lightest crimeate justice breaking ees crimealized John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: An attack on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation in Colorado
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  Speaker 3: has left a community in mourning after a seven year
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  Speaker 3: old boy was killed and is shooting at his family's
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  Speaker 3: home As crime online, Sidney Sunder tells us newly unsealed
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  Speaker 3: court documents are shedding light on the deadly incident.
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  Speaker 2: The boy, identified as Jemias Lang, was lying in bed
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  Speaker 2: with his father, Jakius Lang, when the gunfire erupted just
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  Speaker 2: after midnight. According to an arrest affidavit, Jaquius told investigators
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  Speaker 2: he and his son were asleep, Jemias on his right
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  Speaker 2: side when the shots rang out. The home, located on
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  Speaker 2: reservation in toy Yacht, Colorado, was riddled with twenty four
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  Speaker 2: bullet holes, evidence of the violence unleashed that night. Authorities
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  Speaker 2: say the bullets came from an assault style rifle with
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  Speaker 2: casings found near a spot visible on surveillance video. Federal
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  Speaker 2: authorities have charged Jeremiah Height in connection with the deadly shooting.
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  Speaker 2: According to the affidavit, hours before the attack, Hight allegedly
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  Speaker 2: told a witness he intended to quote shoot up Jaquius
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  Speaker 2: Lang's house. The FBI, which handles major crimes on tribal lands,
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  Speaker 2: has not commented on a possible motive. After days on
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  Speaker 2: the run, Height was captured in a remote part of
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  Speaker 2: the Navajo Nation thanks to a combined effort by the
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  Speaker 2: Navajo police Department and federal agents. The arrest came just
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  Speaker 2: one day after the FBI announced a ten thousand dollars
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  Speaker 2: reward for information leading to his capture. Height appeared briefly
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  Speaker 2: in federal court and Flagstaff, Arizona. He did not contest
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  Speaker 2: his identification as the suspect and will now be extradited
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  Speaker 2: to Colorado. He faces charges of second degree murder, assault
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  Speaker 2: with a dangerous weapon, and using a firearm during a
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  Speaker 2: violent crime.
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  Speaker 3: Dorothy Moxley, who spent decades pursuing justice for her daughter
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  Speaker 3: Martha's nineteen seventy five murder, has died at ninety two.
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  Speaker 3: Her son John said she passed away at her home
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  Speaker 3: in Summit, New Jersey, from complications of the floor blue,
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  Speaker 3: possibly pneumonia. Martha Moxley was fifteen when she was beaten
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  Speaker 3: to death with a golf club near her family's Greenwich,
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  Speaker 3: Connecticut home. The crime remained unsolved for decades until Kennedy
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  Speaker 3: cousin Michael Skakel, was convicted in two thousand and two.
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  Speaker 3: Skeakel served eleven years in prison before his conviction was
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  Speaker 3: overturned in twenty thirteen, sparking a series of appeals and
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  Speaker 3: legal reversals. In twenty eighteen, the state declined to pursue
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  Speaker 3: a retrial due to insufficient evidence and the loss of
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  Speaker 3: key witnesses. Throughout the legal battles, Dorothy Moxley worked tirelessly
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  Speaker 3: to keep her daughter's case in the spotlight. Known for
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  Speaker 3: her compassion, she also supported other victims family, sharing her
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  Speaker 3: experience at advocacy events and conferences. Her son described her
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  Speaker 3: as a crusader for justice who remained optimistic even through
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  Speaker 3: decades of legal twists and turns.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John, Denise Leary, fifty nine, moves back to having
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  Speaker 1: Connecticut to take care of her mom, who suffered a stroke.
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  Speaker 1: The stress of full time care takes a toll, so
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  Speaker 1: her brother and son also move into help. One night,
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  Speaker 1: Denise has plans to go on a date and asks
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  Speaker 1: her son to turn the location off on her cell phone. Why. Thankfully,
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  Speaker 1: Mom returns home safely. A few days later, she doesn't
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  Speaker 1: answer knocks on her locked bedroom door to meet mom's nurse.
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  Speaker 1: As usual, paramedics break down the door, Denise not inside.
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  Speaker 1: It appears she climbed out the second story window then ran.
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  Speaker 1: Denise's makeup in phone found in her neighborhood. No other
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  Speaker 1: trace Denise Leary, African American five eleven, one sixty brown hair,
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  Speaker 1: brown eyes, black blazer, blue jeans, black boots, black hat,
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  Speaker 1: tote bag. If you have info on Denise Leary, please
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  Speaker 1: call The Haven, Connecticut PD two zero three nine four
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