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Crime Alert 08.17.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime needs Now. Kevin Lance,
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  Speaker 1: a Kentucky elementary school teacher, but friends one of his
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  Speaker 1: students outside class. Texting the nine year old boy on
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  Speaker 1: a regular basis, Lance begins to pressure the boy into
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  Speaker 1: sending nude photos and sends him example photos from adult pornography.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Lance worked as an English teacher in Lexington and
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  Speaker 2: was put on leave after the allegations. After sending the
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  Speaker 2: pornographic material, Lance instructed the boy to delete the photos
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  Speaker 2: so his parents wouldn't see them. The Fayette County School
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  Speaker 2: District has not publicly commented on the matter.
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  Speaker 1: Lance forty nine, facing seventeen sex offenses, including distribution of
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  Speaker 1: obscene matter to a minor. Two men break into a
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  Speaker 1: home where a family of eight is sleeping. They knock
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  Speaker 1: out the father, drag him to another room, and continue
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  Speaker 1: the robbery. A few minutes later, dad wakes up, arms
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  Speaker 1: himself with a sword and chases the man out of
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  Speaker 1: the home, cutting off one of the men's fingers. Cops
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  Speaker 1: fingerprint that lone finger and id the suspect as repeat
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  Speaker 1: offender Terrence Stewart, but it takes cop seventeen years to
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  Speaker 1: find him. Stuart now finally charged with aggravated assault and
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  Speaker 1: attempted robbery. Was it worth it? Terence Stuart behind bars
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  Speaker 1: and missing a finger? More crime and justice news after this.
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  Speaker 1: Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, Crime
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  Speaker 1: on lized.
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  Speaker 3: John Lunley, a southern California judge accused of killing his
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  Speaker 3: wife during an argument while drunk, has pleaded not guilty
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  Speaker 3: to murder. His lawyer claims it was an accidental shooting.
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  Speaker 3: For more, we turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: As part of the new bail condition sought by prosecutors,
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  Speaker 2: Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ferguson was ordered to
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  Speaker 2: surrender his passport, submit to searches, and wear monitoring devices
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  Speaker 2: for blood alcohol content and GPS. Ferguson, who is free
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  Speaker 2: on a million dollar bill, is also prohibited from owning
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  Speaker 2: firearms or alcohol, as well as visiting bars or liquor stores,
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  Speaker 2: since lawyers told reporters after the hearing that the longtime
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  Speaker 2: judge and former prosecutor was certain a jury would agree
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  Speaker 2: with him that no crime had been committed. The hearing
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  Speaker 2: took place in Los Angeles because Ferguson has been a
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  Speaker 2: judge hearing criminal cases in a courthouse about twenty five
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  Speaker 2: miles to the southeast in Orange County. The seventy two
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  Speaker 2: year old was arrested on August third at his home
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  Speaker 2: in the posh Anaheim Hills neighborhood after police discovered his wife,
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  Speaker 2: Cheryl Ferguson, shot to death. Prosecutors set in court records
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  Speaker 2: that the pair was arguing and the judge was drinking
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  Speaker 2: when he grabbed a pistol from an ankle holster and
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  Speaker 2: shot her in the chest. According to the filings, the
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  Speaker 2: couple's adult son and Ferguson contacted nine one one, and
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  Speaker 2: Ferguson texted his court clerk and bailiff to say he
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  Speaker 2: shot his wife.
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  Speaker 3: Ferguson's next court appearance is scheduled for October thirtieth. Prosecutors
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  Speaker 3: have obtained a second expert study of the pistol used
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  Speaker 3: in Alec Baldwin's fatal shooting of a cinematographer on the
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  Speaker 3: set of a Western film in New Mexico as they
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  Speaker 3: consider whether to recharge the actor. Baldwin c claims the
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  Speaker 3: revolver unintentionally discharged when he followed instructions to aim at
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  Speaker 3: at cinematographer Helena Hutchins, who was behind the camera during rehearsal.
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  Speaker 3: It was on October twenty first, twenty twenty one, at
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  Speaker 3: a movie ranch on the outskirts of Satafe that Baldwin
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  Speaker 3: said he pulled back the hammer but not the trigger,
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  Speaker 3: and the gun fired, mortally wounding Hutchins. In April, special
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  Speaker 3: prosecutors dropped an involuntary manslaughter allegation against Baldwin, claiming they
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  Speaker 3: were told the gun had been modified before the shooting
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  Speaker 3: and had malfunctioned. They commissioned a new investigation of the gun,
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  Speaker 3: as well as other guns and ammo recovered from the
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  Speaker 3: set of the film Rust, which was relocated from New
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  Speaker 3: Mexico to Montana. A former high ranking FBI counterintelligence official
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  Speaker 3: has pleaded guilty to conspiring to breach Russian sanctions by
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  Speaker 3: working with an oligarch he once investigated. After the official's
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  Speaker 3: retirement once again crime online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Fifty five year old Charles McGonagall told a federal judge
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  Speaker 2: in New York City that he was deeply remorseful over
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  Speaker 2: work he conducted in twenty twenty one for Russian entrepreneur
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  Speaker 2: Oleg Darapaska. McGonagall told the judge that he accepted more
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  Speaker 2: than seventeen thousand dollars to assist Darapasca in gathering damaging
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  Speaker 2: information about another Russian oligarch who was a business adversary.
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  Speaker 2: Deripaska has been sanctioned by the United States since twenty
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  Speaker 2: eighteen for reasons linked to Russia's takeover of Crimea. According
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  Speaker 2: to Assistant US Attorney Rebecca Dell, McGonagall was also trying
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  Speaker 2: to help Deripaska get off the sanctions list and was
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  Speaker 2: in negotiations with co conspirators to receive a fee of
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  Speaker 2: six hundred and fifty thousand dollars to three million dollars
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  Speaker 2: to hunt for electronic files revealing hidden assets worth five
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  Speaker 2: hundred million dollars belonging to the oligarch's business rival. McGonagall
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  Speaker 2: applied guilty to a single count of money laundering, conspiracy,
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  Speaker 2: and violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. He could
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  Speaker 2: be sentenced to up to five years in prison.
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  Speaker 3: Judge Jennifer Rearden set his sentencing date for December fourteenth.
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  Speaker 1: Tracy band Bradley goes to work, leaving two daughters, ten
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  Speaker 1: year old Tianda and three year old Diamond at their
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  Speaker 1: Chicago apartment with strict destructions to say inside and not
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  Speaker 1: answer the door. Bradley calls home three times to check
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  Speaker 1: on the girls. No one picks up. When Bradley arrives
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  Speaker 1: home eleven thirty, there's a note from Tianda that she
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  Speaker 1: took Diamond to the store and playground. Bradley frantically searches
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  Speaker 1: the neighborhood, no sign of the girls. Cops find a
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  Speaker 1: voicemail from Tianda asking if she could let George inside.
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  Speaker 1: George could have been Diamond's father or a neighbor who
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  Speaker 1: regularly babysat. The Bradley family also believes Tianda was coached
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  Speaker 1: into writing the note. Diamond's father, George, continually denies being
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  Speaker 1: involved in the girl's disappearance, but purchased forty two gallon
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  Speaker 1: trash bags and was seen burning something in a fifty
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  Speaker 1: five gallon drum the day the girls disappear. Tianda and
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  Speaker 1: Diamond Bradley now missing twenty two years. If you have
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  Speaker 1: info on these little girls to Yonda and Diamond, please
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  Speaker 1: contact the FBI three one two four two one six
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  Speaker 1: seven hundred. For the latest crime injustice news, go to
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  Speaker 1: crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace