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Crime Alert 04.20.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, i'm as grace breaking crime news now. A
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  Speaker 1: Saint Olaf College custodian notices delivery packages for high capacity
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  Speaker 1: magazines in the trash at a dorm. He tips off
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  Speaker 1: Minnesota cops who find bullet magazines, explosives, hand drawn maps,
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  Speaker 1: and a lock pick set in the room. A student
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  Speaker 1: Waylon Kurtz, a starch of his parents' home turns up guns,
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  Speaker 1: including an assault rifle. Crime Alligned John Limley.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy. Police also discovered notes on where to shoot a
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  Speaker 2: person to inflict the most damage, and how to kick
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  Speaker 2: down a door. Kurt's map showed various paths through the
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  Speaker 2: student recreation center, and text messages indicated he was planning
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  Speaker 2: an attack there. Kurtz also sent photos of packages of
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  Speaker 2: ammunition on campus with the caption kids have got no
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  Speaker 2: idea What's in here?
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  Speaker 1: Kurt twenty now facing conspiracy to commit assault, commit violence,
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  Speaker 1: and making terroristic threats. A fight between two men at
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  Speaker 1: a Florida bar turns into a brawl when their friends
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  Speaker 1: join in. Ross Johnson punches David Larry in the side
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  Speaker 1: of the head. Larry drops to the ground unconscious, and
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  Speaker 1: Johnson gets anighbor before cops.
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  Speaker 2: Awry Johnson, an amateur MMA fighter had three years of
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  Speaker 2: professional fighting experience. The punch fractured Larry's skull and left
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  Speaker 2: a softball size swelling of blood behind his left ear.
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  Speaker 2: Johnson took the uber back to the hotel where he
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  Speaker 2: was staying, but checked out of that room and into
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  Speaker 2: another hotel to try to avoid cops who track the
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  Speaker 2: twenty three year old down.
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  Speaker 1: Anyway, David Larry dies from that punch. Johnson twenty three,
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  Speaker 1: now charged with manslaughter. More crime and justice needs after this.
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  Speaker 1: Now with the latest crime and justice breaking knees by
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  Speaker 1: my lines, John Lemley, we.
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  Speaker 2: Begin in Alabama, where two teenagers have been arrested and
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  Speaker 2: charged with murder in connection with a shooting that killed
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  Speaker 2: four young people at a sweet sixteen birthday party. Here's
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  Speaker 2: Sydney saw with crime online.
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  Speaker 3: Tallapoosa County District Attorney Mike Seagress said the pair, seventeen
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  Speaker 3: year old Tyreek McCullough and sixteen year old Travis McCullough,
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  Speaker 3: both of Tuskegee, would be tried as adults. That's automatically
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  Speaker 3: required in Alabama for anyone sixteen year older charged with murder.
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  Speaker 3: Sergeant Jeremy Burkeett of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency wouldn't
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  Speaker 3: say where the two are being jailed or whether they
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  Speaker 3: were already in custody when they were charged late Tuesday.
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  Speaker 3: Authorities did not specify if they're related. Seagress said prosecutors
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  Speaker 3: would ask a judge to hold them without bail. A
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  Speaker 3: bond hearing must be held by Friday under Alabama law.
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  Speaker 3: Online court records did not show any previous adult charges
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  Speaker 3: in state court for either of the arrested teens.
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  Speaker 2: Saturday is violent shocked Dadeville, a sleepy town of around
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  Speaker 2: thirty two hundred people about forty five minutes north of Tuskegee.
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  Speaker 2: A man who police say killed four people in a
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  Speaker 2: home in rural Maine and then shot three others randomly
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  Speaker 2: on a busy interstate highway had been released for days
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  Speaker 2: earlier from prison. Thirty four year old Joseph Eaton was
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  Speaker 2: released April fourteenth from the Main Correctional Center in Wyndham,
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  Speaker 2: where he had been sentenced in March twenty twenty one,
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  Speaker 2: originally on a probation violation related to a previous crime.
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  Speaker 2: Eaton had a criminal history with offenses serious enough to
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  Speaker 2: have prevented him from legally possessing a gun in Maine.
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  Speaker 2: The shootings in Maine began in the small town of Boden,
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  Speaker 2: where four people were killed Tuesday. Then police say a
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  Speaker 2: chaotic scene developed in which shots were fired at vehicles
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  Speaker 2: on an interstate highway over twenty miles away in the
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  Speaker 2: community of Yarmouth. Three people were shot there and one
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  Speaker 2: remained in critical condition Wednesday. A man charged with killing
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  Speaker 2: a former girlfriend and her grandmother outside an Indiana factory
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  Speaker 2: in twenty twenty one has pleaded guilty and a deal
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  Speaker 2: that takes a possible death penalty off the table. Crime
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  Speaker 2: Onlines Sidney Sumner has details.
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  Speaker 3: Gary Ferrell, the second, who was twenty six years old
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  Speaker 3: at the time, was accused of fatally shooting twenty one
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  Speaker 3: year old Promise May's and sixty two year old Pamela
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  Speaker 3: Sled during a shift change at the NHK Seating of
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  Speaker 3: America in Frankfurt, fifty miles northwest of Indianapolis. The evidence
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  Speaker 3: included factory security video. According to a police affidavit filed
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  Speaker 3: earlier in the case, Farrell had tried to force Mayse
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  Speaker 3: into the trunk of his car. Tuesday, Farrell pleaded guilty
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  Speaker 3: in Clinton County.
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  Speaker 2: Court authorities say Ferrell was arrested shortly after the shootings
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  Speaker 2: after crashing his car in a construction zone. A Pennsylvania
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  Speaker 2: grand jury in recent months accused nine men with connections
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  Speaker 2: to the Jehovah's Witnesses of child sexual abuse in what
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  Speaker 2: some consider the nation's most comprehensive investigation yet into abuse
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  Speaker 2: within the faith. The sets of charges filed in October
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  Speaker 2: and February have fueled speculation the jury may make public
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  Speaker 2: more about what it is uncovered from a four year investigation.
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  Speaker 2: A similar grand jury investigation into child's sexual abuse by
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  Speaker 2: Catholic priests culminated in a lengthy twenty eighteen report that
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  Speaker 2: concluded hundreds of priests had abused children in Pennsylvania over
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  Speaker 2: seven decades and church officials had covered it up. And
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  Speaker 2: more recently, a similar report was issued in Maryland, but
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  Speaker 2: documents made public so far include nothing about what critics
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  Speaker 2: have long maintained has been a systemic cover up and
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  Speaker 2: mishandling of child molestation within the Jehovah's Witnesses.
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  Speaker 1: To Alabama, women work to reduce their community's stray cat
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  Speaker 1: problem by feeding, trapping, and neutering feral cats, but they
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  Speaker 1: run into trouble when they're caught on private property despite warnings.
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  Speaker 1: Both Mary Austin sixty one and Beverly Roberts eighty five
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  Speaker 1: charged with criminal trespass and found guilty. The community protests,
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  Speaker 1: the women appeal prosecutors have a change of heart and
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  Speaker 1: drop the case against the cat ladies. Our tax dollars
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  Speaker 1: well spent yet again. For the latest crime and justice
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