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Crime Alert 11.28.24 | Teens Beat Mugging Victim to Death · 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: Ryan Smith, the well known DC area DJ, walks home
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  Speaker 1: in the early morning hours from a Saturday night shift.
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  Speaker 1: He starts feeling he's being watched when two tanes lunged
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  Speaker 1: toward him. He tries to defend himself, but the tanes
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  Speaker 1: overpower him and beat him to a pulp. Amtas find
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  Speaker 1: him unconscious, severely injured, phone and wallet missing. He dies
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  Speaker 1: in the hospital after a week in a coma.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy the teens are suspected in three other robberies that
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  Speaker 2: same day, and we're found sleeping in the back of
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  Speaker 2: a stolen car. Smith's family is devastated by the loss,
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  Speaker 2: still grieving another death in the family, Smith's brother passed
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  Speaker 2: away from a brain aneurysm just three months ago in
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  Speaker 2: the same hospital where Smith died. Smith's mother, Leela Sandoval,
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  Speaker 2: is looking for justice, saying, quote, they killed my son
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  Speaker 2: over a credit card with a very low balance and
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  Speaker 2: a cell phone. These people have taken away my whole
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  Speaker 2: entire life.
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  Speaker 1: The tanes fourteen and sixteen, now charged with three counts
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  Speaker 1: robbery and assault, will upgrade those charges. William Milstein knows
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  Speaker 1: his application to lease a Florida home will be denied
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  Speaker 1: when the owner gets his background check. So Milsteed comes
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  Speaker 1: up with a brilliant idea to get out of the
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  Speaker 1: background check requirement. He submits a letter from the quote
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  Speaker 1: Florida Department of Law Enforcement informing the realtor he's an
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  Speaker 1: undercover cop in the Off Grid Command Unit and therefore
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  Speaker 1: cannot submit to a background check. Suspicious of all the
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  Speaker 1: errors in the letter, the realtor contacts police. Turns out
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  Speaker 1: Millsteed has thirteen prior felony arrest two for impersonating an officer. Milsted,
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  Speaker 1: sixty four, arrested for the fourteenth time on charges of
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  Speaker 1: impersonating an officer. I don't think he got least more
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice breaking needs crime onlines.
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  Speaker 3: John Linley All, former Kentucky share ruff, is facing a
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  Speaker 3: murder charge for the fatal shooting of District Judge Kevin Mullins.
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  Speaker 3: Shawn Mickey Steins, once, the sheriff of Lecher County, was
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  Speaker 3: indicted last week after allegedly gunning down Mullins and his
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  Speaker 3: Whitesburg courthouse chambers on September nineteenth. Authorities say Mullins, a
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  Speaker 3: fifteen year veteran of the bench, died on the scene
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  Speaker 3: from multiple gunshot wounds. Surveillance video presented in court reportedly
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  Speaker 3: shows Stein shooting the judge at his desk, then firing
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  Speaker 3: again as Mullins fell to the floor. The footage left
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  Speaker 3: some in the court room visibly shaken. Investigators revealed that
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  Speaker 3: Steins attempted to call his daughter just before the shooting,
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  Speaker 3: but provided no clear motive. Mullins was unarmed. This according
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  Speaker 3: to police. Steines, who surrendered without resistance, has been jailed
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  Speaker 3: without bond due to the severity of the charges and
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  Speaker 3: concerns for public safety. He faces the possibility of the
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  Speaker 3: death pedal if convicted. In Memphis, a man tied to
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  Speaker 3: the tragic killing of rapper Young Dolph has avoided prison time,
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  Speaker 3: receiving probation instead. As Crime Online Sidney Sumner tells us,
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  Speaker 3: the case continues to unrabel details of a shooting that
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  Speaker 3: shocked the city and the music industry.
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  Speaker 2: Twenty seven year old JaMarcus Johnson has been sentenced to
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  Speaker 2: six years of probation after pleading guilty to eighty two
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  Speaker 2: men who killed rapper Young Dolph in November twenty twenty one,
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  Speaker 2: prosecutor say Johnson helped his half brother, Justin Johnson and
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  Speaker 2: Cornelius Smith Junior communicate while on the run after the
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  Speaker 2: fatal ambush at a Memphis bakery. Justin Johnson has since
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  Speaker 2: been convicted of first degree murder and other charges, receiving
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  Speaker 2: a life sentence plus thirty five years. Smith, who testified
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  Speaker 2: against him, claimed they acted on a one hundred thousand
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  Speaker 2: dollars bounty allegedly arranged by Anthony big Juk Mims, the
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  Speaker 2: brother of Rappert Yogatti. Young Dolf born Adolph Thornton Junior,
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  Speaker 2: was shot twenty two times in broad daylight while visiting
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  Speaker 2: Macada's Homemade Cookies, a favorite spot near his childhood home.
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  Speaker 2: The thirty six year old artist was in Memphis for
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  Speaker 2: a Thanksgiving charity event when he was killed. A philanthropist
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  Speaker 2: and independent music icon, Young Dolph left a lasting impact
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  Speaker 2: on Memphis. Fans turned the bakery into a memorial, where
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  Speaker 2: murals in the street now honor his legacy. His twenty
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  Speaker 2: twenty album Rich Slave peaked at number four on the
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  Speaker 2: Billboard charts, cementing his influence in hip hop. JaMarcus Johnson's
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  Speaker 2: sentence includes job training, drug testing, and community service. If
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  Speaker 2: completed successfully, his record could be cleared. Another suspect, Hernando's Govin,
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  Speaker 2: accused of orchestrating the killing, is set to face trial
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  Speaker 2: in March.
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  Speaker 3: Though the case has seen progress, Young Dolph's loss remains
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  Speaker 3: deeply felled, both in Memphis and in the entertainment world.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John, Irene Fleming shares a home with a friend
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  Speaker 1: in rural Washington, southwest of George. Around five pm, she
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  Speaker 1: says she's going for a walk, caught on surveillance leaving
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  Speaker 1: the hymn on. Hours later, she calls her family, saying
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  Speaker 1: she's in Wenachi, Washington, an hour away by car. Irene
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  Speaker 1: never comes home that night. She stops answering calls. Over
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  Speaker 1: the next week, Employees at several Eastwanachi grocery stores report
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  Speaker 1: seeing a woman matching Irene's description. Cameras cannot confirm that
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  Speaker 1: Irene Fleming thirty one five to one, one hundred pounds,
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  Speaker 1: brown hair, blue eyes. She has a septum nose piercing,
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  Speaker 1: wears clear frame glasses. Last scene wearing a brown jacket,
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  Speaker 1: blue jeans, brown boots. If you have info on Irene Fleming,
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  Speaker 1: please call Grant County Washington Sheriffs five zero nine seven
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  Speaker 1: sixty two one one six zero. For the latest crime
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  Speaker 1: inusice news, go to crimeonline dot com and please join
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  Speaker 1: us for our daily podcast Crime Stories. With this crime alert,
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  Speaker 1: I'm Nancy Grace.