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Crime Alert 07.04.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crime news. Now, patients
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  Speaker 1: in nurse Danny Schofield's care at an Oregon hospital keep
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  Speaker 1: developing serious infections. Weeks later, another nurse discovers why Showfield's
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  Speaker 1: been stealing fentanyl from IV bags and replacing the fentanyl
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  Speaker 1: with unsterile tap water. Nearly four dozen patients developed serious
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  Speaker 1: infections from compromised IV bags, sixteen die.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy prosecutors are not pursuing murder charges because Showfield worked
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  Speaker 2: with patients in the intensive care unit and investigators cannot
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  Speaker 2: prove without a doubt that the patients died as a
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  Speaker 2: direct result of the infections they suffered. However, Schofield is
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  Speaker 2: facing a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a
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  Speaker 2: former patient. During the investigation, Showfield agreed to a voluntary
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  Speaker 2: suspension of her nursing license.
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  Speaker 1: Danny Schofield, thirty six, now charged with forty four counts
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  Speaker 1: of assault. A fight breaks out between a customer and
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  Speaker 1: a Florida McDonald's employee the gardener at a drive through
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  Speaker 1: gardner forgot their drink, and instead of handing it to them,
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  Speaker 1: she throws it through their open window. The customer then
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  Speaker 1: reaches a hand inside the drive through window, knocking over
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  Speaker 1: several cups, and Gardner returns with a gun. The customer
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  Speaker 1: drives around the building to avoid the gun, but Gardner
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  Speaker 1: exits the building and opens fire. The cars hit at
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  Speaker 1: least once, but none of the passengers injured. Chasity Gardener
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  Speaker 1: twenty two, not loving the ag assault charge she's facing.
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  Speaker 1: Now more crime and justice news after this. Now with
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  Speaker 1: the latest crime and justice breaking news, Crime Online is
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  Speaker 1: John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: We begin in Maine, where a man who confessed to
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  Speaker 3: killing his parents and two of their friends in addition
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  Speaker 3: to wounding three others in a highway shooting, has been
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  Speaker 3: sentenced to life in prison. Sidney Sumner of crime Online
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  Speaker 3: has more on this story.
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  Speaker 2: Year old Joseph Eaton has now been sentenced to life
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  Speaker 2: in prison after pleading guilty to the murders of his parents,
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  Speaker 2: sixty six year old David Eaton and sixty two year
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  Speaker 2: old Cynthia Eaton, along with their friend seventy two year
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  Speaker 2: old Robert Egger and his sixty two year old wife,
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  Speaker 2: Patricia Egger. The crimes occurred in April twenty twenty three
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  Speaker 2: at the Egger's home in Boden, Maine. Authorities also charge
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  Speaker 2: Eton with animal cruelty for killing the Egger's dog. Eaton
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  Speaker 2: also confessed to shooting at vehicles on Interstate two ninety
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  Speaker 2: five in Yarmouth, injuring three people. One victim, Evangeline Kenzil,
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  Speaker 2: said her car was hit by thirteen bullets while she
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  Speaker 2: was driving to visit her mother. Eaton has offered no
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  Speaker 2: explanation for his actions, expressing disbelief and regret. During the
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  Speaker 2: court proceedings, He said I wake up every day regretting
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  Speaker 2: what I did, and added, I honestly think I deserve worse.
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  Speaker 2: All I can say is I'm sorry. Eaton was released
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  Speaker 2: from a main prison for unrelated crimes on April fourteenth,
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty three. His mother, Cynthia, picked him up. Authorities
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  Speaker 2: believe the fatal shootings took place on April seventeenth, twenty
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  Speaker 2: twenty three, with the bo He's discovered the next morning.
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  Speaker 2: In interviews with the Portland Press Herald, Eaton claims he
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  Speaker 2: was not in control of his actions and did not
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  Speaker 2: understand why he committed the crimes. Eaton pleaded guilty to
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  Speaker 2: over a dozen charges, including four counts of murder and
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  Speaker 2: aggravated attempted murder. Receiving the maximum penalty.
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  Speaker 3: For each Eaton's defense attorney Andrew Wright, stated that his
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  Speaker 3: client pleaded guilty to take responsibility for his actions, believing
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  Speaker 3: it was the quote reasonable and moral course to bring
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  Speaker 3: the case to a close. The US Justice Department is
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  Speaker 3: pressuring Boeing to plead guilty to criminal fraud in connection
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  Speaker 3: with two fatal crashes involving its seven thirty seven Max jetliners.
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  Speaker 3: Once again crime Online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Boeing has until the end of the coming week to
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  Speaker 2: decide whether to accept or reject the offer. The proposal
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  Speaker 2: includes the Mammoth Global Aerospace manufacturer agreeing to the oversight
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  Speaker 2: of an independent monitor to ensure compliance with anti fraud laws.
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  Speaker 2: This information is coming to us from multiple sources familiar
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  Speaker 2: with the DEAs tales discussed by federal prosecutors over the weekend.
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  Speaker 2: This case originates from the Justice Department's determination that Boeing
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  Speaker 2: violated a previous agreement related to a twenty twenty one
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  Speaker 2: charge of conspiracy to defraud the US government. At that time,
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  Speaker 2: prosecutors claimed Boeing misled regulators during the approval process of
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  Speaker 2: the seven thirty seven Max, including setting pilot training requirements.
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  Speaker 3: Boeing has attributed the fraud to two relatively low level employees.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Kiyosha Felix, just sixteen, takes her one year
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  Speaker 1: old daughter with her to visit their aunt, Patricia Andras,
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  Speaker 1: who lives with boyfriend Leon Wilkerson in Dustin, Louisiana. Kiyosha's
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  Speaker 1: last scene leaving her aunt's home Monday morning, reported missing
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  Speaker 1: when she never comes back. Cousin Porsia Felix claims she
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  Speaker 1: spoke with Kiyosha on the phone after she left the home,
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  Speaker 1: but no one else can get in touch with Kiyosha,
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  Speaker 1: and her frequent post on Facebook stop entirely. Dustin police
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  Speaker 1: determined Porscha lied about speaking with Kyosha, and we learned
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  Speaker 1: Kiyosha told her aunt the aunt's boyfriend Wilkerson raped her.
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  Speaker 1: Lieutenant Gerald Crdure arrests Wilgerson and Andres, but the charges are
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  Speaker 1: dropped and Credure removed from the investigation as the arrests
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  Speaker 1: were made unlawfully. Lafayette Parish Sheriffs takeover and are focused
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  Speaker 1: on finding Kyosha, now missing fourteen years. Kyosha Felix African American,
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  Speaker 1: five feet tall, one hundred and twenty pounds, shoulder link,
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  Speaker 1: black hair. Anyone with info please call Lafayette Parish, Louisiana
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  Speaker 1: Sheriffs three three seven two three two nine two one one.
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  Speaker 1: For the latest crime in justice news, go to crimeonline
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  Speaker 1: dot com with this crime alert. I'm Missy Grace.