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Girlfriend goes on MURDER RAMPAGE when lover gets date with MISS OHIO · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, a Kentucky woman found guilty
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Speaker 1: of murdering her on and off boyfriend who seemingly dumped
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Speaker 1: her for a date with Miss Ohio. Then video emerges
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Speaker 1: of her dancing and singing I did it, I did
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Speaker 1: it in the police interrogation room. I'm talking about none
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Speaker 1: other than twenty seven year old Shana Hubers, who was
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Speaker 1: obsessed with up and coming lawyer Ryan Posting. When he
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Speaker 1: gets a date with literally Miss Ohio. She can't take it,
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Speaker 1: and it's not like you did it behind her back.
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Speaker 1: He broke up with her. Apparently he tried to break
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Speaker 1: up with her many many times. This time she shot
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Speaker 1: him dead. I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank
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Speaker 1: you for being with us. Joining me from Radar Online
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Speaker 1: dot Com. Alex's Terrez Chuck Alexa's not only did she
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Speaker 1: get a new trial after the murderer of Poston, she
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Speaker 1: was found guilty a second time. But I want to
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Speaker 1: talk about her life behind bars. What CI correctional institution
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Speaker 1: is she in? Shina is in prison in the Kentucky
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Speaker 1: Correctional Institute for Women. This is a maximum security prison.
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Speaker 1: It's in Shelby County. Kentucky and it houses adult female felon.
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Speaker 1: I understand she fell in love with another woman behind
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Speaker 1: bars and they actually got married. They did. She did
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Speaker 1: meet a woman when she was in the Campbell County jail,
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Speaker 1: So the woman that she fell in love with actually
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Speaker 1: was a transgender woman. She started out as a man
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Speaker 1: named Richard McBee. She changed her name to Unique Taylor,
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Speaker 1: and then the two of them got married in jail.
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Speaker 1: What can you tell me about their courtship and marriage. Well,
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Speaker 1: the courtship wasn't really unusual because they are locked up
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Speaker 1: in jail. There are no it's allowed in this jail,
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Speaker 1: and the two of them are just mostly locked up
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Speaker 1: in their cells. Shane was actually going through her trial
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Speaker 1: when they met and was on trial, so it was
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Speaker 1: out of the jail for twelve hours a day while
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Speaker 1: she was being transported coming back five days a week
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Speaker 1: while she was on trial. But they apparently fell in
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Speaker 1: love behind bars with each other. Is it true? Alexis
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Speaker 1: terres Shut. She later divorced the woman. It is Shana
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Speaker 1: and Unique got married in a two minute jail house ceremony.
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Speaker 1: It was on June seventh, twenty eighteen. It was in
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Speaker 1: the Campbell County Court Hall. Less than a year later,
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Speaker 1: in just March of this year, March nineteenth of twenty
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Speaker 1: nineteen eight, judge ruled that they were divorced. Not even
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Speaker 1: a year later, they didn't even celebrate their first anniversary together.
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Speaker 1: My goodness, Shane Hubers is we've been unlucky in love.
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Speaker 1: Shanda Hubers behind bars right now, but apparently living the
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Speaker 1: good life. But how did it land here? Shanda Huber's
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Speaker 1: twenty seven years old, accused of cackling as she guns
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Speaker 1: down her boyfriend, an up and coming young lawyer, parents
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Speaker 1: so proud of him, Ryan Poston, shooting him six times,
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Speaker 1: including once in the face, just before he was headed
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Speaker 1: out on a date to meet with literally miss Ohio.
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Speaker 1: That would be Audrey Bolt for a date. Okay, Uh,
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Speaker 1: that's quite the coincidence in the timing. But you know what,
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Speaker 1: let's see what we can learn. Take a listen to this, ma'am.
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Speaker 1: I haven't I killed my boyfriend and self? Okay, where
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Speaker 1: are you up? I'm not twelve? That old? Well? Stop
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Speaker 1: it right there, guys. Did you hear that? Jim l
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Speaker 1: joining me? Uh? City attorney well known in his region
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Speaker 1: around the one Robbins area. Uh, Jim Elliott. Did you
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Speaker 1: hear that? She says, uh uh uh, I shot my
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Speaker 1: boyfriend in self defense and the dispatcher. The dispatcher says, mmmmmmm,
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Speaker 1: where are you? Did you hear that? I mean, she's
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Speaker 1: already putting out her defense right there, not like hurry, hurry, hurry,
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Speaker 1: can you save him? Can you say she's like, I
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Speaker 1: shot him in a self defense? Did you hear that?
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Speaker 1: Jim Elliott? Absolutely, absolutely, she was prepared for that call.
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Speaker 1: She scripted that before she called in, obviously. Okay, so
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Speaker 1: I got to hear more of this nine one one call.
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Speaker 1: Roll that beautiful sound, ma'am. I have I haven't I
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Speaker 1: killed my boyfriend in self defens Okay, where are you up?
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Speaker 1: I'm not twelve metal Laide Island four one o seven seconds,
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Speaker 1: twelve medal lane. Are you in a house? An apartment? There? Apartment?
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Speaker 1: If apartments? Do anything else? Meadow of you or something? Okay, okay, okay,
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Speaker 1: tell me again, tell me again, you a minute, stop
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Speaker 1: it again. I'm so sorry. But is she laughing or crying?
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Speaker 1: I mean to you, Joseph Scott Morgan, you're the death investigator.
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Speaker 1: There's a dead body, her boyfriend that she had intended
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Speaker 1: on marrying. She shot him six times. There's no question
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Speaker 1: about that, she says in self defense. Amazingly, she doesn't
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Speaker 1: have a bruise or a scratch on her body. But
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Speaker 1: long story short, is she laughing or crying? I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't. It sounded like she was kind of cackling
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Speaker 1: right there. Yeah, yeah, I know, exactly as she lords
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Speaker 1: over his body that's now been you know, shot multiple times.
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Speaker 1: Hold on joining me right now. In addition to city
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Speaker 1: Attorney Jim Elliott, Francie Haiks joining me. Former federal prosecutor Francy.
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Speaker 1: Between the three of us, we've tried enough murder cases,
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Speaker 1: but I can't tell us she's laughing or crying. Laughing
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Speaker 1: highly inappropriate on a nine one one call. So, Nancy,
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Speaker 1: there's no doubt that she is highly inappropriate. This was
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Speaker 1: a cold blood of killing. It sounds to me like
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Speaker 1: and she's, as you said earlier, she is building in
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Speaker 1: her defense right there from the nine one one call. Well,
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Speaker 1: according to her cellmates, Francy Haigs, she bragged behind bars
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Speaker 1: that she quote gave Posting the nose job he always
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Speaker 1: wanted she did, and by shooting him in the face, well,
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Speaker 1: exactly how cold blooded is that she was obviously bitter
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Speaker 1: that he was breaking up with her, and she was
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Speaker 1: having none of it. You don't break up with Shaney
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Speaker 1: Huber's she kills you instead. Mmmm. Okay, guys, I love
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Speaker 1: playing a nine one one call for a jury. It
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Speaker 1: really takes you. And then back to the moment when
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Speaker 1: everything went down. It's a it's a treasure trove of information.
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Speaker 1: Blood's hear some more of that nine one one call? Mean,
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Speaker 1: get what you in it? You're in it's not showing
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Speaker 1: him my computer. Okay, you're a twelve middle laying you
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Speaker 1: did number ten? Okay, hold on, hold on? What did
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Speaker 1: you heal him with? God? A loaded gun in the house?
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Speaker 1: Can tell me where the gun is? Right now? My
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Speaker 1: gun is in the house we're at, though, Man, tell
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Speaker 1: me what it's up. I laid it on the books
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Speaker 1: helf we're at, laid on the shelf, on the book shlf.
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Speaker 1: It's where are you I'm saying about. Okay, are you
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Speaker 1: sure that he is dead? Okay? Stop right there? Sorry, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: she shot him six times, including in the face. He's
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Speaker 1: he's dead. A loaded gun in the house, guys. Uh
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Speaker 1: Shane of Hebrews and Posting have been dating about a
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Speaker 1: year and a half after meeting first on Facebook, and
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Speaker 1: her salemates take the stand until the jury that she
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Speaker 1: never was sorry or repentant about the killing, and still
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Speaker 1: to this day behind Bars believes she was right on
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Speaker 1: for killing Posting because he had not dumped her but
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Speaker 1: was dating somebody else. First date for also a former
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Speaker 1: Miss USA, and I gotta tell you the woman he
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Speaker 1: was going out with is absolutely beautiful. Listen. We reconnected
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Speaker 1: through Facebook and then we started texting back and forth
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Speaker 1: and then planned a date to meet up. The salemates
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Speaker 1: say that they overheard he was on the phone with
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Speaker 1: her mother saying that the victim, Ryan Poston's family was
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Speaker 1: quote rich enough to go by another son, rich enough
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Speaker 1: to go by another son. To doctor Chloe Carmichael, new
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Speaker 1: York psychologist and founder of Transformation Products dot com, doctor looe, wow,
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Speaker 1: what a callous disregard. If I were sitting on the jury,
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Speaker 1: I would just crint they're rich enough to buy another son. Well,
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Speaker 1: it certainly is, and it also really speaks to the
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Speaker 1: idea that this life was disposable. You know that this
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Speaker 1: is just something that happened that other people can be
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Speaker 1: responsible for that, she would be avoiding responsibility for it.
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Speaker 1: And it also speaks, i think, to a certain amount
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Speaker 1: of anger, whether it was about saying get him the
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Speaker 1: nose job he always wanted, or that family would be,
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Speaker 1: you know, just rich enough to buy another son. This
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Speaker 1: doesn't feel like it's coming from a place of grief
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Speaker 1: and sadness and lost the way that something would if
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Speaker 1: it was truly a tragic situation. That she didn't actually
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Speaker 1: want to initiate crime stories with Nancy Grace. There was
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Speaker 1: times that she would throw things around the apartment to
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Speaker 1: make it seem like there was a fight going on
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Speaker 1: between her and Ryan and was mister posting even whole
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Speaker 1: when she was doing that? Now, all the jury what
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Speaker 1: she said about how the shooting took place. She told
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Speaker 1: me that they were sitting at the kitchen table and
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Speaker 1: he was sitting at the table and he had set
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Speaker 1: his gun on the table, and she picked up the
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Speaker 1: gun and said what would you do it by? And
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Speaker 1: that he smirked at her and she shot him. Did
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Speaker 1: the defendant tell you that Ryan post and beat her?
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Speaker 1: She did at first, and then what happened she changed
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Speaker 1: her story? Okay, what did she say then that she
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Speaker 1: was the aggressor. Shana Hubers behind bars for life after
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Speaker 1: she shoots her ex boyfriend Ryan Post, an up and
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Speaker 1: coming successful lawyer, in the face when he gets a
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Speaker 1: date with Miss Ohio. Her interrogation, she actually says, I
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Speaker 1: gave him the nose job he always wanted. That's what
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Speaker 1: she said about shooting him in the face. Alexis to Rustchuk,
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Speaker 1: that's pretty bold she did. She was her own worst enemy,
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Speaker 1: especially with all of the text messages, and the thing
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Speaker 1: is this was the most lurid trial. She talked about
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Speaker 1: sex the entire time. There were Homeston text messages about
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Speaker 1: her inability to have an orgasm and how that was
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Speaker 1: really affecting their sects life. That's what she focused on
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Speaker 1: all the time that she was on the stand. What
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Speaker 1: other behavior alexe Is did she exhibit during her police
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Speaker 1: interrogation Shane and Hubers was crazy during her police interrogation.
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Speaker 1: So there's video of her and she was taken into custody.
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Speaker 1: She called nine one one and she reported the police
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Speaker 1: she'd killed her boyfriend in self dissense. She goes into
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Speaker 1: the interrogation room and there is video of her. She
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Speaker 1: is singing, she's snapping her finger, she's dancing, she's singing,
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Speaker 1: I did it, Yes, I did it, like the craziest
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Speaker 1: video ever. And then she was talking about how she
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Speaker 1: was worriedable gosh, what if I don't get married in
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Speaker 1: the future. What this is affecting my future husband, which
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Speaker 1: is a little crazy because you just killed her boyfriend
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Speaker 1: and you're probably gonna go to prison forever. You know,
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Speaker 1: it reminds me of Jody Arius. Remember her singing, I
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Speaker 1: think it was amazing Grace during her interrogation. You know,
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Speaker 1: their cases are very similar, Alexis Torez Chuck. They are
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Speaker 1: because these are both women that had been broken up
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Speaker 1: with by these guys who said, you know what, you're crazy,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to be with you anymore. And instead
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Speaker 1: of just moving on or crying about it or posting
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Speaker 1: some sad memes on their social media, these women plotted
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Speaker 1: to murder they're a boyfriend. They both shot them in
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Speaker 1: the head. Jodie, of course, went a little bit further
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Speaker 1: by stating Travis twenty nine times splitting his throat. But
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Speaker 1: Shanna was just as violent in her murder of her boyfriend.
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Speaker 1: Shana Hebrews behind bars for life. A Kentucky woman who
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Speaker 1: shot her boyfriend in the face just before he was
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Speaker 1: going out for a date with Miss Ohio, the drama queen.
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Speaker 1: Remember she said she was sick and had to go
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Speaker 1: to the hospital. Blah blah blah blah. It's all about her,
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Speaker 1: or isn't it. Alexis, Yes, absolutely, and she loved being
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Speaker 1: on the stand because she could talk about her sex
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Speaker 1: life and her and playing the victim, even though she's
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Speaker 1: the one to call nine one until she killed them. Listen, now,
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Speaker 1: I'm ago, did you shoot him over? Not even that
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Speaker 1: long like an US thirteen minutes ago? Yeah? Okay? What's
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Speaker 1: her name? My name is Saana Michelfer. I'm sorry, what
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Speaker 1: is it again? Tell me Raina, Sana, Michelle Hubert Berne.
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Speaker 1: I'm getting Ubert. You're asked uber. Okay, what's what's your name? Against?
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Speaker 1: Shane or Sana Shana? I think Shane? Am I all right, Shane,
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Speaker 1: I'm just having am our time here you okay, Sorry,
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Speaker 1: You're gonna stay on line. Listen. You're gonna stay on
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Speaker 1: the line with me, okay, because this is what we're
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Speaker 1: gonna do. The officers phone want me to stay on
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Speaker 1: the line with you. So when you get and when
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Speaker 1: they get there, they're gonna want to know where that
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Speaker 1: gun is, and we want you to get out safely too. Okay, okay,
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Speaker 1: are they gonna arrest me? Ma'am? I don't know what
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Speaker 1: they'll do. We're gonna send send him out. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: stand on line with you. Okay. Did you hear that?
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Speaker 1: Are they going to arrest me? I mean that's already
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Speaker 1: where her mind is not that he's dead lying there
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Speaker 1: in the floor with six gunshot wounds, including one to
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Speaker 1: the face where she quote gave him the nose job
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Speaker 1: he always wanted. If you could see a shot of
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Speaker 1: Ryan posting handsome, beautiful smile, had finally made it through
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Speaker 1: law school, was out with a great job. Parents so proud.
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Speaker 1: I mean, can you even imagine listen people being bullied.
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Speaker 1: He didn't like people. He treated up fairly. He always
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Speaker 1: defended the defenseless the time he was six an attorney.
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Speaker 1: How is that people would ask me about my child.
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Speaker 1: Wouldn't say that he was beautiful, you know he was,
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Speaker 1: or he was brilliant. I would say, my son has
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Speaker 1: a heart. Joe Scott Morgan, you got that gorgeous son.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine him graduating one day from law school
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Speaker 1: or med school or some other very impressive thing. Parents
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Speaker 1: so proud, and then he collided, aids was Shana Hubers. No,
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Speaker 1: I can't, and that's why we're always warning him. Be
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Speaker 1: careful who you connect with out there, Nancy, you never
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Speaker 1: know what you're gonna get. Well, Jim Elliott, you know
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Speaker 1: the old saying coming from my neck of the woods.
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Speaker 1: You lay down with the dog, you wake up with
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Speaker 1: a flea. Absolutely, and you know you just have to
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Speaker 1: be cautious of the kind of people you're meeting online
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Speaker 1: and do some backline investigations. Then't be dealingiens whatever necessary.
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Speaker 1: You're right, Jim, But you know sometimes you don't think
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Speaker 1: when you think you're in love with somebody, or you're
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Speaker 1: dating somebody, or you're infatuating, you don't think, gee, I
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Speaker 1: need to run a background check on this one or
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Speaker 1: find out more. But I can tell you right at
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Speaker 1: the get go. As soon as he found out or
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Speaker 1: if he found out she was logging onto his Facebook
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Speaker 1: to block other women that were trying to contact him,
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Speaker 1: or that we're conversing with him, there is evidentiary proof,
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Speaker 1: forensic proof that Hubers bombarded him with a hundred texts
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Speaker 1: for everyone. He sent her after one of their regular
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Speaker 1: breakups to doctor Chloe Carmichael, New York psychologist, Doctor Chloe,
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Speaker 1: look at the pattern. Sounds like he was trying to
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Speaker 1: break up over and over and over. Yes, Nancy, that
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Speaker 1: certainly does sound that way, and it also sounds like
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Speaker 1: she's having issues with impulsivity, so impulse control. Nobody very
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Speaker 1: rarely actually wants to be sending someone a hundred texts.
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Speaker 1: They usually send after the third text they say, I
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Speaker 1: want to walk away from this. I'm not feeling good,
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Speaker 1: I want to end this. I'm getting out of this.
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Speaker 1: But then they can't help themselves and they keep going back.
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Speaker 1: I ask you another question, Doctor Chloe, and the rest
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Speaker 1: of you, man, just close your ears. This is for
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Speaker 1: Francy and doctor Chloe. Have you ever noticed men are
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Speaker 1: not very Lesie verbal? So here she sends one hundred texts.
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Speaker 1: He sends one text, Doctor Chloe that tells me he's
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Speaker 1: just not into her right. It says not only that
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Speaker 1: he's not into her, but that he's putting up a boundary.
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Speaker 1: He's trying to not have communication, and she is unable
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Speaker 1: or unwilling to respect that by sending bombarding him with
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Speaker 1: all those two doctor Chloe Dotor Chloe. If if a
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Speaker 1: guy would sends me ten texts to my one text,
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Speaker 1: I am done with. That's a that's too clingy. I mean,
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Speaker 1: stop it. A hundred texts? Are you kidding me? She
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Speaker 1: would have gotten the boot and I mean the steelted
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Speaker 1: cowboy boot. After the tenth text, that's over. Stop it,
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Speaker 1: get out of my life. Is that wrong, Francy, No, Nancy,
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Speaker 1: I think you've got a great point. Shaney Hubers is
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Speaker 1: all about Shaney Hubers and her obsessive text to him,
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Speaker 1: her behavior and trying to control him, and his Facebook
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Speaker 1: page contacts, and his text to people saying she just
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Speaker 1: won't leave, in combination with her saying on the nine
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Speaker 1: one one call, are they going to arrest me? When
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Speaker 1: he's lying still bleeding on the floor from her attacks,
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Speaker 1: tells us that Shane is all about Shana. Crime stories
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Speaker 1: with Nancy Grace. Shanna Hubers behind bars for life in
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Speaker 1: the murder of her up and coming lawyer boyfriend because
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Speaker 1: he had a date with Miss Ohio joining me Alexis
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Speaker 1: terres Chuck from Radar online dot Com. Now, her first
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Speaker 1: trial conviction was thrown out when it was revealed one
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Speaker 1: of the girards had a prior felony conviction. That's illegal
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Speaker 1: in Kentucky. You know, Alexis, I've told you this story
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Speaker 1: my very first bank robbery. I had a bank robber
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Speaker 1: on the jury. I did not know that, and that's
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Speaker 1: okay in Georgia. And the reason I had him on
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Speaker 1: there is because I did not want to confront girars
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Speaker 1: and antagonize them by asking them about their conviction or
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Speaker 1: their rap sheets. After that, I always asked like question
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Speaker 1: number two, but in this case it was thrown out.
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Speaker 1: Is that the only reason she got a second trial,
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Speaker 1: and what happened with the second trial, that is the
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Speaker 1: reason that she got the second trial. The thing was
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Speaker 1: the prosecutors were also trying to argue that her marriage
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Speaker 1: to the transgender woman behind bars should have an effect
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Speaker 1: on her sentencing when she was found guilty at her
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Speaker 1: second trial. They said, look, she has been married to
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Speaker 1: somebody who has spent fourteen years in federal custody. This
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Speaker 1: shows what her true character is like. That also was
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Speaker 1: not brought in as admissible evidence, but she still was
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Speaker 1: sentenced to forty years behind bars. Well, one thing that
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Speaker 1: did her end was her bogus self defense theory. Why
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Speaker 1: didn't that work? Alexis? It did not work because she
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Speaker 1: had no proof in the past that he had ever
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Speaker 1: done anything to her at all. In fact, they've had
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Speaker 1: a pretty clean breakup. He had moved on, he had
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Speaker 1: a date with a new girl. He wasn't meeting up
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Speaker 1: with her in secretly abusing her, and there was no
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Speaker 1: evidence of that. And instead it was her plotting and
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Speaker 1: planning to kill him as what convicted her. SHANEA. Hebers
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Speaker 1: behind bars for murder, already had one trial, a second trial,
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Speaker 1: a marriage and a divorce behind bars. But how do
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Speaker 1: we get here? Oh? Please ny? Oh? Thank you? Who?
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Speaker 1: M okay? I just had to play that. And that
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Speaker 1: was miss Shana Huber's singing or humming amazing grace during
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Speaker 1: her police interview. So what the psychopathy is behind all
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Speaker 1: of this? I can't tell you that, but I do
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Speaker 1: know what I'm learning in the nine one one call.
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Speaker 1: Also in court, several sealmates come forward to say she
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Speaker 1: actually quote cackled when talking about shooting Ryan, posting her
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Speaker 1: then boyfriend that he quote deserved it as she had
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Speaker 1: given him the quote nos job he always wanted. That's
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Speaker 1: certainly a unique way of describing shooting someone directly in
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Speaker 1: the face, joining me former federal prosecutor, Francie Hakes, the
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Speaker 1: city attorney in one of Robbins, Jim Elliott, Joseph Scott Morgan,
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Speaker 1: renowned death investigator, doctor Chloe Carmichael, New York psychologist, founder
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Speaker 1: of Transformation Products dot com, and John Linleycrime online dot
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Speaker 1: com investigative reporter. The first trial was reversed to Francy Higgs,
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Speaker 1: former federal prosecutor. Why was the first trial reversed? Be
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Speaker 1: all that work by the jury and the prosecutors, the
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Speaker 1: judge and everybody in the first trial is undone. Because
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Speaker 1: a juror lied to the court and had a felony
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Speaker 1: conviction and didn't tell anybody was a felony conviction. You
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Speaker 1: are ineligible, generally speaking, to serve on a jury. Friend,
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Speaker 1: the former University of Kentucky psychology major, admits to shooting
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Speaker 1: her boyfriend in his Ohio apartment, but claims she did
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Speaker 1: so in self defense. Don't you think to Joseph Scott
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Speaker 1: Morgan that a bruise, a scrape, anything would have helped
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Speaker 1: during that self defense claim? Yeah? Again, I don't know
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Speaker 1: what she's defending against harsh words, rejection, what is it?
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Speaker 1: I don't think her last name ought to be Hubers.
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Speaker 1: It ought to be humorous. You know, you look at
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Speaker 1: this and you think that she would be covered in bruises.
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Speaker 1: My god, she shot the sky six times, Nancy six
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Speaker 1: tims well, as I recalled to city attorney Jim Elliott,
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Speaker 1: she claimed there had been a ferocious fight, like hand
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Speaker 1: to hand mutual combat in the dining room living room
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Speaker 1: area of his penthouse apartment. However, I noticed that on
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Speaker 1: the shelves, the bookshelves where she said the fight occurred,
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Speaker 1: that she had fallen against the shelfless as I recall it,
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Speaker 1: there were quarters, as I recall, stacked up, still stacked,
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Speaker 1: and there were some bullets, and I don't know if
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Speaker 1: they were antique or what they were, but they were
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Speaker 1: still sitting straight up like a rocket. They had not
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Speaker 1: fallen over on that bookshelf. If he had thrown her
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Speaker 1: into the bookshelf, wouldn't any wouldn't have anything on the
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Speaker 1: bookshelf have been disarranged till certainly. And that is really
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Speaker 1: just because that as well, the lack of physical evidence
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Speaker 1: of her body that you know, I mean, that's just
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Speaker 1: a contrived story. What about it, Francy Haykes, what do
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Speaker 1: you make of it? Well, Nancy, you recall from the
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Speaker 1: nine one one takes that she specifically told the nine
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Speaker 1: one one operator he was beating me and then I
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Speaker 1: shot him. The physical evidence, not just in the apartment,
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Speaker 1: but the lack of it on her body, puts the
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Speaker 1: lie to that claim from her. And can I just
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Speaker 1: also say her sitting there in custody singing amazing grace
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Speaker 1: shows you her mental state at that time that she
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Speaker 1: viewed herself as the victim. She gave no thought to
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Speaker 1: her ex boyfriend, Ryan Post, and she thought only of
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Speaker 1: herself in that moment. Take a listen to this, and
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Speaker 1: you know I wasn't doing anything that was me, and
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Speaker 1: I was like begging him to keep to stay in
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Speaker 1: their relationship and be with me because I knew that
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Speaker 1: we weren't really loved each other, you know right, It
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Speaker 1: told me that he loved me and wanted it be
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Speaker 1: with me, and I guess somewhere along the way that
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Speaker 1: grew to hate. He was screaming how much he can.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if anyone will ever want to marry
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Speaker 1: me if they kill my boyfriend himself. It's not funny,
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Speaker 1: but the stuff he was saying that he was still
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Speaker 1: a pieces while he was throwing me around the room.
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Speaker 1: I'll never I think in the midst of that, my
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Speaker 1: love turned to hate. And I remember screaming preaching up
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Speaker 1: to grab the shirt. You out here with my family
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Speaker 1: out there, talk past, can you please believe my mother?
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Speaker 1: Cream up everybody? I think I don't get any exterior
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Speaker 1: consequences that could really be happy just having a career,
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Speaker 1: maybe not even ever getting married, because it's this very
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Speaker 1: traumatic crime stories with Nancy Grace Shannon Hebrews behind bars
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Speaker 1: for life and the murder of her up and coming
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Speaker 1: lawyer boyfriend because he had a date with Miss Ohio.
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Speaker 1: What more can you tell me about her life behind bars?
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Speaker 1: Alexis tres Chat. So she spent six years in jail
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Speaker 1: from the time that she murdered to the time that
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Speaker 1: she was found guilty. So in this Campbell County cereal,
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Speaker 1: she ended up meeting a woman that she fell in
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Speaker 1: love with and who she married behind bars. It was
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Speaker 1: in two minute jailhouse ceremony in twenty eighteen. So they'd
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Speaker 1: already known each other for these six years, and this
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Speaker 1: unique woman who her name is unique, had a very
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Speaker 1: lengthy rap sheet in multiple states felonies had spent years
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Speaker 1: behind bars, but the two of them got married for
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Speaker 1: some reason, and they eat the sheriffs, the head of
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Speaker 1: the jail. They just said, you know that there are
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Speaker 1: no conjugal visits. We really don't even know what's going
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Speaker 1: on here, but you cannot be denied. You're right to
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Speaker 1: get married behind bars, so we are allowing it. Alexais,
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Speaker 1: what do you think was the strongest evidence a trial
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Speaker 1: that led to her conviction not once but twice. I
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Speaker 1: think it was her own text messages with him, that
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Speaker 1: back and forth, back and forth where they talked about sex, sex, sex,
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Speaker 1: but nothing abusive was ever in there. I think her
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Speaker 1: own words were probably what were the things that the
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Speaker 1: jergs looked at the most and said, we have to
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Speaker 1: take her at her face value. This is this is
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Speaker 1: what happened Back to the night of the murder. What
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Speaker 1: happened to alexis so Shana said that when old to
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Speaker 1: Ryan's house and that he pressured her into having sex
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Speaker 1: and he was abusive to her, and she said that
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Speaker 1: he tried to force her into sex. She hit him
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Speaker 1: and then she killed him because he was trying to
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Speaker 1: attack her. Obviously, the prosecutor said that wasn't true, and
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Speaker 1: that she showed up and had planned to kill him
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Speaker 1: because he was leaving her and was having a date
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Speaker 1: with a beauty queen, beautiful woman. Take a listen to this.
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Speaker 1: During the trial, I recall Ryan standing over me and
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Speaker 1: grabbing the gun that was sitting on the table and
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Speaker 1: pointing it at me and saying, I could just kill
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Speaker 1: me right now and get away with it. Nobody would
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Speaker 1: even know. How did you react to that? I was
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Speaker 1: I was shocked, I was afraid, and he was reaching
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Speaker 1: across the table and I don't know if he was
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Speaker 1: reaching for the gun or each for me. But I
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Speaker 1: was still sitting on the floor at this point in time,
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Speaker 1: and I got up off the floor and I grabbed
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Speaker 1: a gun and I shot him. He was first shot.
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Speaker 1: He let out a really loud noise that sounded like
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Speaker 1: an animal. It sounded like a bear, some type of
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Speaker 1: wild animal. It really freaked me out. You are hearing
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Speaker 1: Shane of Huber's testimony. She is describing what happened when
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Speaker 1: she shot her boyfriend dead six bullets. She claims self defense.
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Speaker 1: I want to tell you something I want to reveal,
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Speaker 1: something that came out. Ryan Poston's exasperation was growing. He
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Speaker 1: didn't know what to do, and he wrote a text
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Speaker 1: to his cousin, quote, this is getting to be restraining
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Speaker 1: order level crazy. She shown up at my condo like
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Speaker 1: three times. She refuses to leave each time, he writes, Literally,
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Speaker 1: probably the craziest thing person I have ever met. She
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Speaker 1: almost scares me. You know that's a big clue, Francie
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Speaker 1: Haigs that you need to break up and get that
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Speaker 1: restraining order. When you think maybe I should get a
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Speaker 1: restraining order, it's time to get a restraining order. If
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Speaker 1: you're at that level, it really is Nancy. And I
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Speaker 1: guarantee you that because he was a man, it really
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Speaker 1: didn't occur to him that he could be in physical danger.
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Speaker 1: And so he died. He died for the mistake in
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Speaker 1: not understanding, understandably, so not understanding who she was and
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Speaker 1: what she was capable of. But that text to his
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Speaker 1: between friends was a cry for help. And if he
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Speaker 1: had been a woman, if the shoe was on the
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Speaker 1: other foot, if he'd been a woman dealing with a
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Speaker 1: man with this kind of aggressive, crazy behavior, I don't
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Speaker 1: doubt for a minute that there would have been some
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Speaker 1: kind of court action and police call before. Now, well,
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Speaker 1: interesting to you, Jim Elliott, city attorney for one or Robbins,
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Speaker 1: she says to nine on one, as Joe Scott pointed out,
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Speaker 1: he beat me and tried to carry me out of
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Speaker 1: the house, and I came back to get my things.
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Speaker 1: He was right in front of me, reached down and
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Speaker 1: grabbed the gun. I grabbed out of his hand and
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Speaker 1: pulled the trigger. So she says, he beat me, but
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Speaker 1: there are no bruises or marks on her body. Nine
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Speaker 1: one one. How long ago did you shoot him? Hubers?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Fifteen ten, fifteen minutes ago, operator, fifteen
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Speaker 1: minutes ago. Yeah, so let me ask you, why, Jim
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Speaker 1: does she wait fifteen minutes to call nine one one. Well,
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Speaker 1: Chateau put together the little scenes you're created and probably
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Speaker 1: come up with a story that you're going to tell,
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Speaker 1: and all those details that we just heard, that's how
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Speaker 1: the story that she crafted up. So, yeah, she needed
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Speaker 1: to take a beat and come up with that story.
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Speaker 1: You're absolutely right, Jim Elliott. Let's take a listen to
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Speaker 1: what she says in her testimony about why she shot
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Speaker 1: Ryan Posting six times. Listen. One was that when I
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Speaker 1: first shot him, he let out a really loud noise
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Speaker 1: that like an animal. It was a very animalistic noise.
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Speaker 1: It scared me, It friked me out. I also when
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Speaker 1: I first shot and wasn't sure where the shots had
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Speaker 1: entered or if I had just made him more angry
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Speaker 1: and therefore he was more of a threat and would
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Speaker 1: just it would make the situation even more severe. And
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Speaker 1: then thirdly, I had the mistaken belief that there was
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Speaker 1: another gun on the table. And you know now that
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Speaker 1: there it wasn't another gun on the table, but at
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Speaker 1: the time I thought that there was, And you were
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Speaker 1: concerned enough for mister Poston that he wanted to make
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Speaker 1: sure he didn't have to live with a deformed faith,
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Speaker 1: worn't your I scept that. Listen. We have a shot
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Speaker 1: to the head, which is administered to the head and
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Speaker 1: is incapacitating with no stipling at a distance, which puts
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Speaker 1: the victim down on his face on the table. At
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Speaker 1: that point, the suspect moves forward. The victim was alive
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Speaker 1: for all of the shots, so I believe the first
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Speaker 1: three shots into themselves were very damaging, but he remained alive.
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Speaker 1: Until the last shot was given. You know Alexa's oft.
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Speaker 1: When we hear about domestic battering in a relationship, domestic violence,
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Speaker 1: it was actually her that had been beating him and
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Speaker 1: slapping him. That was what the prosecutor said, That she
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Speaker 1: was the one that was so enraged that she attacked
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Speaker 1: him multiple times, and that her defense was he pressured
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Speaker 1: me into sex, and that that was what turned him
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Speaker 1: on the post and tried over and over to break
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Speaker 1: up with her. In fact, he referred to her to
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Speaker 1: a friend as kind of like a creepy stalker. Remember
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Speaker 1: that he is exactly like poor Privis Alexander. That's what
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Speaker 1: everybody said about Joey Aarris, that she were the creepy
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Speaker 1: stalker too. These women do not give up. Instead of
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Speaker 1: just accepting that everybody goes through a heartbreak, you're side.
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Speaker 1: You want that person to love you. If they don't
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Speaker 1: love you, you have to move on. You cry to
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Speaker 1: your friend, you go to a bar and you cry
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Speaker 1: at the bar. You cry all the time, But you
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Speaker 1: don't keep stalking them and then plan to murder them
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Speaker 1: because they don't want you. It's insane enough. Why these
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Speaker 1: people are behind ours, These two kid breaking up and
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Speaker 1: getting together, breaking up, getting back together because she'd stalk
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Speaker 1: him and probably give in and get back together. But
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Speaker 1: as I often say to people that say should I
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Speaker 1: get back with my ex? I always say, there's a
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Speaker 1: reason they're your ex, you know, keep that in mind.
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Speaker 1: There's a reason you broke up to start with exactly.
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Speaker 1: And when these women start doing these things, and men
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Speaker 1: do it too, when xes start obsessively stalking people, that
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Speaker 1: is a concern. This is where it winds up Jody
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Speaker 1: and Shana planting to kill their boyfriends, not breaking up,
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Speaker 1: saying that things about them to their friends killing them.
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Speaker 1: It's terrible. Chrissa Carlyle, Poston's cousin, said post and tried
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Speaker 1: numerous times to break up, and at one point he
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Speaker 1: even asked the cousin, Chrissa Carlyle, to tell you Bers
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Speaker 1: why the relationship was ending, because you know, she didn't
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Speaker 1: seem to get it. But Hebrews wouldn't hear it. She
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Speaker 1: would not hear it. Nope, she was twenty one years
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Speaker 1: old and obsessed with him. She had nothing on her
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Speaker 1: mind other than trying to get back with him and
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Speaker 1: to go out with him again. Could she explain to
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Speaker 1: me alexis why the defense spent so much time at
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Speaker 1: trial discussing why Hebrews was unhappy with their sex life.
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Speaker 1: What did that have to do with the murder? I
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Speaker 1: assume that the defense thought that by distracting with all
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Speaker 1: the sordid details, that it would somehow make him look bad,
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Speaker 1: and that they would they would think that he was
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Speaker 1: a sex pervert and that he had pressured into sex
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Speaker 1: and that was why she ended up killing him. Well,
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Speaker 1: she ever get out from behind bars, so she was
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Speaker 1: sentenced to forty years behind bars. She's already served six
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Speaker 1: of those years in the county jail while she was
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Speaker 1: on trial, so she's actually going to be eligible for
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Speaker 1: Pearle in just fourteen years. Nancy Grace Crime Stories Sliding Off,
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Speaker 1: Goodbye Friend,