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Crime Alert 05.01.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news. Now. A
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  Speaker 1: Michigan woman and takes her granddaughter to a meeting at
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  Speaker 1: mcmonagall Elementary School. But before they get to the meeting,
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  Speaker 1: the grandma spots a little girl with whom her granddaughter's
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  Speaker 1: not getting along. The grandma and the granddaughter follow this
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  Speaker 1: little girl into a bathroom and grandma holds the girl
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  Speaker 1: down while the granddaughter punches her Nancy.
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  Speaker 2: It's unclear if the behavioral meetings scheduled involved the conflict
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  Speaker 2: between the little girls that fought the school, commenting that
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  Speaker 2: no other students were hurt. Mcmonical Elementary School spokesperson Jamal
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  Speaker 2: Bransford says administrators are looking into how the grandmother by
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  Speaker 2: passed security protocols that should have kept her in the
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  Speaker 2: front office of the building.
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  Speaker 1: The grandma, who has not been identified, now charged with
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  Speaker 1: assault on a miner, and she's been taken to the
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  Speaker 1: county jail. Just past midnight, Florida Sheriff's patrolled the sky
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  Speaker 1: in a helicopter. Suddenly, the pilot is blinded by an
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  Speaker 1: intense green light. What it's a thirteen year old boy
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  Speaker 1: pointing a laser at the helicopter sheriffs up in the
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  Speaker 1: air as the deputies on the ground to find the boy,
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  Speaker 1: who says he intentionally aimed the laser at the helicopter
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  Speaker 1: because he was quote bored. He adds he quote didn't
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  Speaker 1: know it was a police helicopter. The boy now charged
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  Speaker 1: with misuse of a laser. More Crime and Justice news
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  Speaker 1: after this Now at the latest crime and justice breaking
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  Speaker 1: news crime Online. John Limley.
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  Speaker 3: We began in New York State as an expensive search
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  Speaker 3: of a Long Island forest has been conducted by investigators
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  Speaker 3: looking into the Gilgo Beach murders. Sidney Sumner with Crime
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  Speaker 3: Online now with what our friends with the Associated Press
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  Speaker 3: have learned from a law enforcement official.
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  Speaker 2: After years of dead ends, the case has fueled speculation
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  Speaker 2: across the country. Prosecutors accused a New York architect of
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  Speaker 2: murdering four of the eleven women whose bodies were discovered
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  Speaker 2: buried by a secluded beach road into twenty ten and
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  Speaker 2: twenty eleven. Now, a law enforcement official says dozens of
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  Speaker 2: police officers and canine units began scouring through the woods
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  Speaker 2: of Manorville, New York. The officials spoke to the Associated
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  Speaker 2: Press anonymously because the person was not permitted to publicly
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  Speaker 2: discuss any elements of the investigation. The only statement made
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  Speaker 2: by the District Attorney's office in Suffolk County, where Rex
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  Speaker 2: Huerman is being prosecuted, was that the search was part
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  Speaker 2: of an ongoing probe. Prosecutor said in a statement that quote,
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  Speaker 2: the Suffolk County Police Department, the New York Police Department,
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  Speaker 2: and the New York State Police are working with the
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  Speaker 2: District Attorney's Office on an ongoing investigation. We do not
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  Speaker 2: comment on investigative steps while they are under way. Since
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  Speaker 2: Hewerman's arrest, investigators have maintained that the investigation is far
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  Speaker 2: from finished. It was stated that Huerman, who resided in
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  Speaker 2: Massapequa Park on the other side of the bar from
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  Speaker 2: the locations of the bodies, was most likely not responsible
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  Speaker 2: for all the killings. Some of the victim's disappearances date
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  Speaker 2: back to the mid nineteen nineties.
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  Speaker 3: Ewerman has entered a not guilty plea. His attorney says
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  Speaker 3: that Huerman has denied committing any of the murders overseas. Now,
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  Speaker 3: as a United Nations Human rights investigator is being asked
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  Speaker 3: to step in by the lawyers of an American allegedly
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  Speaker 3: imprisoned by the Taliban for almost two years, citing what
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  Speaker 3: they described as brutal and inhumane treatment. Once again Crime
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  Speaker 3: Online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: It was after returning to Afghanistan, where he and his
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  Speaker 2: family had been living when the US backed government there
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  Speaker 2: collapsed the year before. Brian Korbut was kidnapped on August tenth,
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty two. He arrived with a valid one year
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  Speaker 2: visa in order to train and pay employees for a
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  Speaker 2: business he was leading that sought to support Afghanistan's private
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  Speaker 2: sector through loan and consulting services. Since he was captured,
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  Speaker 2: Korbut has been moved between jails, but according to his attorneys,
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  Speaker 2: no one has seen him since December, save for the
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  Speaker 2: inmates with whom he was housed. Lawyers for Corbutt are
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  Speaker 2: cleaiming in a petition submitted in recent days, that their
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  Speaker 2: client has been denied access to medical care, is malnourished,
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  Speaker 2: and has been threatened with bodily harm. The attorneys also
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  Speaker 2: say that Corbut's physical and mental health have seriously declined,
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  Speaker 2: and that he has been kept in solitary confinement, including
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  Speaker 2: an abasement cell, with little access to natural light or
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  Speaker 2: exercise since his arrest, Corbutt has had five phone conversations
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  Speaker 2: with his family, including one last month. His family's accusations
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  Speaker 2: of his torture are based on stories from recently freed
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  Speaker 2: convicts who were with him, and from his openly discouraged
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  Speaker 2: tone in conversations. His family has not been allowed to
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  Speaker 2: see him. His only visits have been two check ins
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  Speaker 2: from a third party government.
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  Speaker 3: After making his initial trip to Afghanistan in two thousand
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  Speaker 3: and six, Corbett, a resident of Dansville, New York, moved
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  Speaker 3: there with his family in twenty ten to oversee a
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  Speaker 3: number of non governmental groups.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks Sean. Charlotte Trigeau goes out for dinner with her mom,
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  Speaker 1: gushing about a date she's got. Afterward, Charlotte calls her
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  Speaker 1: mom once she gets home, explaining the date was disappointing,
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  Speaker 1: but says she's looking forward to future plans. After that
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  Speaker 1: phone call, Charlotte gets into a heated argument with her
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  Speaker 1: roommate and leaves there. Chilicothee Ohio home on foot. She
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  Speaker 1: never comes home. In the same year, Charlotte disappears. Six
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  Speaker 1: other women reported missing from Chilcoffee, many of whom were
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  Speaker 1: socially connected to the same group. Three of the women
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  Speaker 1: found dead in suspicious manners. Authorities believe Charlotte's disappearance could
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  Speaker 1: be connected to those of Megan Lancaster, Holly Logan, and
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  Speaker 1: Jamie Bowen. If you have info on Charlotte Trigo, now
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  Speaker 1: missing ten years, called Chilicothee, Ohio PD seven four zero,
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  Speaker 1: seven seven three one one nine one. For the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime in justice news, go to crime online dot com
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  Speaker 1: with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.