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Crime Alert 04.22.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking crime news Now. Twelve year old
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  Speaker 2: Eminy Hughes reported missing by her mother. A neighbor sees
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  Speaker 2: Emeny get into a dark four door DOTG pickup with
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  Speaker 2: a seemingly packed bag. Houston police find the girls been
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  Speaker 2: chatting with a man on the dating app tagged. Cops
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  Speaker 2: zero in on Sir Terion Preston and find Eminy with
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  Speaker 2: Preston in Columbus, Texas. Preston twenty seven, tries to run
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  Speaker 2: from the cops. He's quickly captured in charge with evading arrest.
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  Speaker 2: More charges pending.
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  Speaker 3: Nancy. Columbus, Texas is just over an hour east of Houston.
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  Speaker 3: We're now learning that Preston contacted the girl's mother after
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  Speaker 3: picking her up, claiming he took her back home after
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  Speaker 3: learning she was under age. Hughes was still missing and
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  Speaker 3: Houston police issued an amber alert. Authorities then tracked Hughes's
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  Speaker 3: tablet to a gas station. There, they found the girl
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  Speaker 3: hidden under a blanket and the cap of a box
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  Speaker 3: truck Preston was driving. An automatic rifle was also recovered
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  Speaker 3: from the vehicle. Preston and is now also facing a
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  Speaker 3: human smuggling charge.
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  Speaker 2: An Arizona homeowner gets three motion activated cameras as a
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  Speaker 2: gift and sets them up in the backyard, hoping to
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  Speaker 2: catch a wildlife passing through while someone takes exception to
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  Speaker 2: being watched by the Paul Piazzi and steals the backyard cams.
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  Speaker 2: When all three cameras are offline, the homeowner reviews the
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  Speaker 2: latest recordings and discovers a gray fox pulls the cameras
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  Speaker 2: down one by one, then brought them back to his den.
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  Speaker 1: The thief's smugshots.
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  Speaker 2: Posted all over social media, but the homeowner says they
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  Speaker 2: refuse to prosecute. More crime and Justice news after this.
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  Speaker 2: Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news. Crime Onlines.
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  Speaker 1: John Emley in connection with a December sixth crash that
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  Speaker 1: resulted in the death of a North Dakota Sheriff's officer,
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  Speaker 1: the adult son of US Senator Kevin Kramer, has now
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  Speaker 1: entered a not guilty plea. Here's Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 3: Forty three year old Ian Kramer waved his right to
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  Speaker 3: a preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty to felony charges
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  Speaker 3: of homicide while fleeing a peace officer preventing arrest and
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  Speaker 3: reckless endangerment, as well as three misdemeanor drug charges and
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  Speaker 3: other low level offenses of driving under suspension and marijuana possession.
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  Speaker 3: The first charge against Kramer was manslaughter, but it was
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  Speaker 3: later changed to homicide. Ian Kramer's court appearance was a
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  Speaker 3: brief one. In response to state District Judge Bobby Wiler's
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  Speaker 3: procedural questions, he answered simply yes and no. After the hearing,
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  Speaker 3: he spoke with his public defender for a short time
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  Speaker 3: outside the court room before getting into an elevator with
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  Speaker 3: two sheriff's deputies. According to Bismarck police, Ian Kramer's mother
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  Speaker 3: had brought him to an area hospital due to possible
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  Speaker 3: mental health issues. Court records revealed that once his mother
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  Speaker 3: stepped out of the car, he crawled into the driver's
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  Speaker 3: seat and drove through the locked garage door of the
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  Speaker 3: hospital's ambulance bay. He later escaped from deputies after one
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  Speaker 3: confronted him in Hazen, some seventy miles from Bismarck. Also
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  Speaker 3: in court documents details that Kramer reached speeds of above
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  Speaker 3: one hundred miles an hour and continued driving even after
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  Speaker 3: two tires were flattened by a spike device. Further tire
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  Speaker 3: spikes were deployed, and investigators say that Kreamer swerved, crashing
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  Speaker 3: into Mercer County Sheriff's Deputy Paul Martin's patrol vehicle. Martin
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  Speaker 3: was thrown approximately one hundred feet into the air. The
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  Speaker 3: fifty three year old Martin was subsequently declared dead at
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  Speaker 3: a nearby hospital. Ian Kremer entered a not guilty plea
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  Speaker 3: in March to three separate felony accounts related to the
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  Speaker 3: events of the hospital, stealing, criminal mischief, and reckless endangerment.
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  Speaker 3: Martin's jury trial is set for this summer. Senator Kramer
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  Speaker 3: has stated that his son Quote suffers from serious mental
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  Speaker 3: disorders which manifest in severe hallucinations and paranoia.
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  Speaker 1: Martin is currently behind bars at the McLain County Jail
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  Speaker 1: in Washburn, North Dakota, on five hundred thousand dollars cash bail,
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  Speaker 1: a first chance at parole for a man who spent
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  Speaker 1: more than half of his life behind bars for his
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  Speaker 1: involvement in the two thousand and one stabbing deaths of
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  Speaker 1: two married Dartmouth College professors, part of a plot to
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  Speaker 1: rob and kill people before escaping. A once again crime
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  Speaker 1: online Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 3: James Parker was sixteen years old when he participated in
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  Speaker 3: a conspiracy with his best friend that led to the
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  Speaker 3: deaths of Half and Suzanne Zantop in Hanover, New Hampshire.
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  Speaker 3: Now approaching forty, park is slated for a state Parole
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  Speaker 3: board hearing more than two decades after pleading guilty to
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  Speaker 3: second degree murder as an accomplice, with the sentence ranging
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  Speaker 3: from twenty five years to life, Parker has almost completed
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  Speaker 3: the minimum amount of time to be served, according to
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  Speaker 3: a twenty eighteen motion filed by his attorney. Parker completed
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  Speaker 3: both his bachelor's and master's degrees while incarcerated, and has
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  Speaker 3: created paintings that are on display in the facility. In
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  Speaker 3: addition to participating in athletics, theatre, and music, he has
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  Speaker 3: assisted in organizing prisoner education materials. A Department of Corrections
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  Speaker 3: spokesperson says Parker resides in a transitional living unit, which
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  Speaker 3: is often the last location a prisoner is placed before
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  Speaker 3: being released from prison, and he has earned time credits
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  Speaker 3: toward a sentence. In twenty eighteen, Parker requested a reduction
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  Speaker 3: in his sentence as staff members in charge of corrections
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  Speaker 3: acknowledged his achievement. He was legally allowed to do so
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  Speaker 3: because he had completed two thirds of his tenure, but
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  Speaker 3: he retracted the petition in twenty nineteen in response to
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  Speaker 3: the objections of the Xantops two daughters.
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  Speaker 1: Kathy Green, Parker's attorney says her client continues to deeply
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  Speaker 1: regret his actions.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks John. Jane McDonald crone leaves work at a Houston
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  Speaker 2: tool company but doesn't make it home that night. Jane
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  Speaker 2: seen at a country dance club with a man her
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  Speaker 2: friends don't know. He's got dark hair in a mustache
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  Speaker 2: and said his name was David. The pair leaves separately
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  Speaker 2: that evening, but Jane never makes it home. Her nineteen
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  Speaker 2: eighty two Mustang abandon a few blocks from her home,
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  Speaker 2: All her personal items gone, no sign of a struggle,
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  Speaker 2: but cops believes she may have been taken against her will.
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  Speaker 2: Jane McDonald crone now missing thirty years. If you have info,
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  Speaker 2: contact Montgomery County Sheriff's nine three six seven six zero
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  Speaker 2: fifty eight hundred. For the latest I'm in justice news,
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  Speaker 2: go to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Grace