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Crime Alert 05.08.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, I'm easy grace breaking crimes now. Candae Scott
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  Speaker 1: moves bodies and embomb's remains for Arkansas Central Mortuary Services.
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  Speaker 1: Scott moonlights selling embalmed organs and fetuses to quote oddity collectors.
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  Speaker 1: Her most frequent buyer, Jeremy Polly, buys sixteen shipments of
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  Speaker 1: body parts, spending over ten thousand dollars. Here's more from
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  Speaker 1: Crime Online Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Scott first approached Polly about purchasing organs in twenty twenty one,
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  Speaker 2: offering a quote fully intact embalmed brain. Scott sells polyhearts,
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  Speaker 2: lungs Genitalia, large pieces of skin, and fetuses from cadavers
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  Speaker 2: donated for medical student use, even offering discounts for parts
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  Speaker 2: that were damaged in surgery practice. Prosecutors are pushing to
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  Speaker 2: have Scott held without bail due to the depraved nature
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  Speaker 2: of the crimes, but under federal rules, the judge may
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  Speaker 2: only make this decision based on Scott's flight risk.
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  Speaker 1: Scott, thirty six, faces federal mail and wire fraud charges,
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  Speaker 1: as well as transporting stolen goods poly charged separately in
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  Speaker 1: Pennsylvania with abuse of a corpse and receiving stolen property.
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  Speaker 1: Wisconson police hit the blue lights to help a driver
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  Speaker 1: whose minivan has the tire going flat. As Donald Schmelling
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  Speaker 1: looks for a good spot to pull over, the tire pops.
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  Speaker 1: His rim hits the asphalt. We spark's fly. The back
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  Speaker 1: of the van goes up in flames. Shmelling eighty four
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  Speaker 1: struggles to get out. Cops drag him away just seconds
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  Speaker 1: before the entire van goes up in flames. Shmelling luckily
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  Speaker 1: suffers only minor burns. Big thank you, Wisconsin police. More
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime in justice breaking news, Crime allized John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: According to an autopsy report now made public, Tyrene Nichols
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  Speaker 3: died from head injuries sustained when he was beaten by
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  Speaker 3: Memphis police during an arrest in January. For more, we
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  Speaker 3: turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: According to the autopsy, Nichols's death was a homicide. The
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  Speaker 2: medical examiner in Memphis issued a report that detailed head
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  Speaker 2: and wounds and bruises, as well as damage to other
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  Speaker 2: body parts. Both Nichols and the five police officers who
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  Speaker 2: were dismissed and charged with second degree murder and other
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  Speaker 2: offenses after his death were black. They entered a not
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  Speaker 2: guilty plea on February seventeenth. Police stopped Nichols on January seventh,
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  Speaker 2: allegedly for a traffic infraction, and cops violently forced him
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  Speaker 2: out of his car. According to video footage released by
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  Speaker 2: the City of Memphis and other police records, an officer
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  Speaker 2: shot at Nichols with a stun gun, but Nichols fled
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  Speaker 2: in the direction of his nearby home. Nichols was pursued
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  Speaker 2: by police who were a part of the Scorpion crime
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  Speaker 2: fighting squad, who hit him with punches, kicks, and baton
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  Speaker 2: blows while he screamed for his mother. Authorities reported that
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  Speaker 2: twenty seven minutes after emergency medical personnel arrived at the
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  Speaker 2: scene of the beating, Nichols was transported to a hospital
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  Speaker 2: in an ambulance.
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  Speaker 3: Twenty nine year old Nichols died three days later, according
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  Speaker 3: to police. A twenty one year old who was a
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  Speaker 3: student at the University of California Davis until last week,
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  Speaker 3: has been detained on suspicion of fatally stabbing two people
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  Speaker 3: and injuring another in attacks that alarmed the peaceful campus community.
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  Speaker 3: Carlos Dominguez was apprehended after fifteen people reported seeing someone
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  Speaker 3: who appeared to match the suspect's description close to a
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  Speaker 3: city park, where he is charged with killing the second
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  Speaker 3: victim by stabbing him to death. Police say it's unknown
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  Speaker 3: if Dominges knew the victims, and they did not provide
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  Speaker 3: a motive for the stabbings, which occurred over many days
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  Speaker 3: beginning with the finding of the first body April twenty seventh.
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  Speaker 3: Two people were killed, a twenty year old UC Davis
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  Speaker 3: student and a fifty year old homeless man who was
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  Speaker 3: well liked in the neighborhood. A homeless woman who was
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  Speaker 3: assaulted in her tent May First is recuperating. A man
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  Speaker 3: charged with murder in the twenty twenty shooting death of
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  Speaker 3: a young man in Seattle's Capitol Hill organized protest area
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  Speaker 3: has entered a guilty plea once again crime onlines Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: According to The Seattle Times, twenty two year old Marcel
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  Speaker 2: Long entered a guilty deeply to second degree murder in
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  Speaker 2: the shooting death of nineteen year old Horace Anderson on
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  Speaker 2: June twentieth, twenty twenty. Anderson was killed in San Francisco
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  Speaker 2: while protesting the Minneapolis death of George Floyd at the
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  Speaker 2: hands of a police officer. Several people reportedly called nine
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  Speaker 2: one one to report the shooting, but when police arrived,
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  Speaker 2: they were greeted by an angry crowd and fled after
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  Speaker 2: hearing someone shout that the shot victim had been brought
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  Speaker 2: to Harbor View Medical Center. Just over thirty minutes after
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  Speaker 2: the nine one one call, Anderson died at the hospital.
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  Speaker 2: According to a lawsuit filed by Horace Anderson Senior, Anderson's father,
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  Speaker 2: police and fire department medics allegedly refused to arrive at
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  Speaker 2: the shooting scene while Anderson was perishing. Last year, the
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  Speaker 2: city paid five hundred thousand dollars to resolve the complaint.
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  Speaker 2: More than a year after the slaughter in a Seattle suburb,
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  Speaker 2: Long was taken into custody.
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  Speaker 3: According to court records, Andrewson and Long have been at
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  Speaker 3: odds since twenty nineteen, following a fight Anderson loss that
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  Speaker 3: was documented on YouTube in exchange for the murder allegation
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  Speaker 3: against him being dropped. An Alabama prisoner accused of the
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  Speaker 3: death of a guard who assisted him in escaping the
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  Speaker 3: facility has now admitted to escaping in order to avoid
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  Speaker 3: a trial. In June on the felony murder accusation, thirty
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  Speaker 3: nine year old Casey Cole White entered the plea agreement
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  Speaker 3: in Lauderdale County Court on an additional murder accusation. He's
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  Speaker 3: still awaiting trial, according to authorities. Vicky White, the Lauderdale
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  Speaker 3: County Deputy Director of Corrections and a seventeen year veteran
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  Speaker 3: of the Sheriff's office, assisted White in escaping from an
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  Speaker 3: Alabama prison in twenty twenty two. Police initially believed the
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  Speaker 3: female jailer had been abducted by the inmate, but they
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  Speaker 3: later discovered that the two had a romantic relationship within
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  Speaker 3: the prison. Investigators tracked down the pair in Indiana after
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  Speaker 3: an eleven day manhunt. Vicky White died from a self
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  Speaker 3: inflicted gunshot wound, while Casey White was apprehended again. Because
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  Speaker 3: Alabama law permits a person to be prosecuted with murderer
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  Speaker 3: if someone is killed while committing a crime, Casey White
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  Speaker 3: was accused in her death.
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  Speaker 1: Mikila Standridge, a twenty five year old mom, tries to
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  Speaker 1: call nine one one for help in the early morning
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  Speaker 1: hours April twenty one, but her phone dies seconds after
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  Speaker 1: connecting to dispatch. Washington cops go to the home where
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  Speaker 1: Standred's makes the call, but there's no sign of Michela.
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  Speaker 1: Just days before her disappearance, Standridge post to social media quote,
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  Speaker 1: if I ever go missing, just no, I didn't leave.
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  Speaker 1: If you have information on Mikiela Standridge, please call Skaggett
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  Speaker 1: County Sheriffs three six zero four one six one nine
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  Speaker 1: one one. For the latest crime in justice news, go
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  Speaker 1: to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.