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Teacher "Dreams" Of Having Sex with Students, At Least Three Victims | Crime Alert 03.10.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert. I mean see grace breaking crime news now.
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  Speaker 1: An elderly woman tells her Morgan County, Indiana prosecutors her
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  Speaker 1: teen grandson confided he had several sex encounters with his teacher.
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  Speaker 1: In an interview, the boytails cops Brittany Fortenberry came on
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  Speaker 1: to him over social media, sending explicit photos, telling him
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  Speaker 1: she used to be a stripper. The boy hands over
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  Speaker 1: a photo of himself in teacher forton bury shower, dating
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  Speaker 1: back to when he was just fifteen. He tells police
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  Speaker 1: he's ninety nine percent sure they had intercourse fancy.
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  Speaker 2: Several more victims come forward during the investigation, one alleging
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  Speaker 2: he received messages from Fortonbury that said she dreamed of
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  Speaker 2: having sex with him. Three identified victims believed forton Berry
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  Speaker 2: may have had sexual encounters with three to seven more students.
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  Speaker 2: When confronted about the allegations by police, fort and Bury
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  Speaker 2: blamed it on her one hundred and fifty pound weight loss,
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  Speaker 2: saying she didn't think she would be facing these issues
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  Speaker 2: if she were still heavier.
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  Speaker 1: Brittany Fortonbury, thirty one, now facing multiple count sex misconduct
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  Speaker 1: with miners. Cartagena, Columbia police suspicious of a man wearing
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  Speaker 1: a terrible tupay. An officer stops the man who refuses
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  Speaker 1: to remove the hairpiece. Bodycam catches the moment an officer
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  Speaker 1: wearing blue gloves carefully removes the two pay with scissors
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  Speaker 1: to reveal a dozen baggies of coke tugged into what
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  Speaker 1: police are calling the Narco Whig. The smuggler had a
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  Speaker 1: ticket to Amsterdam, where authorities think the drudge would have
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  Speaker 1: sold for ten thousand euros. More crime and justice news
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  Speaker 1: after this Now with the latest crime and justice breaking
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  Speaker 1: news Crime Onlines John Linley.
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  Speaker 3: Fifteen corrections officers in New York have been placed on
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  Speaker 3: leave as state police investigate the death of an incarcerated
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  Speaker 3: man at mid State Correctional Facility. Governor Kathy Hochel made
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  Speaker 3: the announcement, calling the early fine of the case extremely disturbing.
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  Speaker 3: The inmate, twenty two year old Messiah Knwei, died at
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  Speaker 3: a Utica hospital. Details of the incident remained scant, but
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  Speaker 3: the New York County Defenders Services, which represented Nottweed, claims
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  Speaker 3: he suffered a quote violent, senseless death at the hands
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  Speaker 3: of state corrections officers. Natwee was awaiting trial for the
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  Speaker 3: fatal shootings of two men in Harlem last April. He
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  Speaker 3: was also serving a five year sentence for a weapons
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  Speaker 3: charge linked to a twenty twenty one gunfight with police.
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  Speaker 3: Hockel says the case highlights the need for systemic reform
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  Speaker 3: in state prisons. Her administration has already implemented body worn
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  Speaker 3: cameras and external oversight. Following the December death of another inmate,
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  Speaker 3: Robert Brooks, at a nearby facility. Six officers were charged
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  Speaker 3: with murder in that case. In a sophisticated cybercrime operation,
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  Speaker 3: and international group exploited vulnerabilities in a major ticketing platform,
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  Speaker 3: leading to six significant financial gains and widespread consumer fraud.
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  Speaker 3: Our Sydney Sumner has more.
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  Speaker 2: In a case highlighting the growing intersection of cybercrime in
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  Speaker 2: the entertainment industry, New York prosecutors have unveiled an elaborate
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  Speaker 2: scheme targeting stub Hub, a leading online ticket marketplace. Over
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  Speaker 2: a span of thirteen months from June twenty twenty two
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  Speaker 2: to July twenty twenty three, an international group allegedly orchestrated
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  Speaker 2: the theft and resale of over nine hundred digital tickets,
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  Speaker 2: amassing profits exceeding six hundred thousand dollars. The majority of
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  Speaker 2: these stolen tickets were for Taylor Swift's highly sought after
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  Speaker 2: Eras Tour. However, the scheme also encompassed tickets for concerts
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  Speaker 2: by Adele and Ed Sheeran, as well as major sporting
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  Speaker 2: events like NBA Games and the US Open Tennis Championships.
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  Speaker 2: According to Queen's district attorney Melinda Katz, the operation involved
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  Speaker 2: individuals based in Jamaica employed by a firm contracted by
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  Speaker 2: stub Hub. These contractors allegedly intercepted ticket purchase URLs and
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  Speaker 2: forwarded them to associates in New York. The recipients would
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  Speaker 2: then download and resell the tickets on stub Hub at
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  Speaker 2: inflated prices. Two individuals have been arrested in connection with
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  Speaker 2: this scheme. Twenty year old Tyrone Rose and thirty one
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  Speaker 2: year old Shamara Simmons both face charges including grand larceny,
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  Speaker 2: computer tampering, and conspiracy. Rose was apprehended during a visit
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  Speaker 2: to New York and has been ordered to surrender his passport.
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  Speaker 3: Both defendants have pleaded not guilty and are currently released
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  Speaker 3: pending their next court appearance.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Kiera Stubbs twenty three, mom of two, works
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  Speaker 1: at Boost Mobile, Birmingham, Alabama. During shift, she explains to
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  Speaker 1: a coworker she's having trouble with brakes on her car.
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  Speaker 1: A male customer who happens to be a mechanic overhears
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  Speaker 1: and offers to replace her brakes if she will braid
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  Speaker 1: both his daughter's hair and teach him how to do it.
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  Speaker 1: Kiera agrees and plans to meet him back at the
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  Speaker 1: cell phone shop next day. Kiara's brother drops her off
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  Speaker 1: nine am and watches as she gets into the man's
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  Speaker 1: Burgundy twenty twelve Chrysler two hundred. She never comes home
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  Speaker 1: and never seen again. Told anyone the customer's name. Police
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  Speaker 1: have not been able to id him. Kiera Stubbs African American,
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  Speaker 1: five three, one hundred and forty five pounds, black hair,
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  Speaker 1: brown eyes, last seen wearing gray sweatshirt, gray leggings. If
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  Speaker 1: you have info on Kiara Stubbs, called Birmingham PD two
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