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Crime Alert 04.10.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grays Breaking Crime News Now. Catherine
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  Speaker 1: rous moves out of a rental property after getting an
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  Speaker 1: uneasy feeling about a new renter. Elvin Baka Raush warns
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  Speaker 1: the owner, Lawrence Grabke. Sixty Nine days later, Ralph swings
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  Speaker 1: by to check on the owner and finds his door unlocked.
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  Speaker 1: In the backyard, she can see a shallow grave. North
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  Speaker 1: Carolina cops find Lawrence Graebke's body buried.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Rousch describes a chilling moment with Bacha outside Grabke's home.
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  Speaker 2: Rufe stopped by earlier when Grabco was not answering his
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  Speaker 2: phone and ran into Bacca in his car outside. Baca
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  Speaker 2: told rus grabc wasn't home, but he would like grab canoe.
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  Speaker 2: She stopped by. Rush Now believes Bacha had already killed
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  Speaker 2: Grabco when they spoke that evening.
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  Speaker 1: Elvin Baka thirty four charged with murder. A visitor to
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  Speaker 1: Union Station Washington, d C. Is there for more than sightseeing.
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  Speaker 1: The man inspects the Freedom Bell, a bronze sculpture based
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  Speaker 1: on Philly's Liberty Bell, and tries to set it on fire.
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  Speaker 1: When the DC Fire Service tweets about the incident, people
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  Speaker 1: ask how do you set a metal beill on fire?
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  Speaker 1: The suspect now facing criminal mischief and attempted arsal charges.
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  Speaker 1: More crime and justice news after this Now with the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime in Justice breaking news Crime Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: Five counts of vehicular murder have been leveled against a
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  Speaker 3: Denver truck driver for the June twenty twenty two crash
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  Speaker 3: that killed all five members of a Wyoming family when
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  Speaker 3: the man's semi tractor trailer crashed into a sport utility vehicle.
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  Speaker 3: For more, we turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: We're learning from our friends at KUSATV that Jesus Pueblo
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  Speaker 2: was also found guilty on five other counts by a
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  Speaker 2: Weld County jury, including careless driving and driving without a
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  Speaker 2: valid commercial driver's license. All of this is in connection
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  Speaker 2: to the collision that occurred on Interstate twenty five north
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  Speaker 2: of Denver. Police say that Pueblo's truck was traveling at
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  Speaker 2: seventy six miles per hour when he struck an SUV
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  Speaker 2: that was moving at roughly six miles per hour due
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  Speaker 2: to traffic that was backing up on the interstate. Another
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  Speaker 2: individual was hurt when the truck collided with additional vehicles.
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  Speaker 2: According to court documents, Puebla was unharmed. Puebla's lawyer contended
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  Speaker 2: that the truck's owner was at fault. In his testimony,
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  Speaker 2: Puebla said that the truck he was driving was not
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  Speaker 2: slowing down, even though he attempted to downshift. The Colorado
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  Speaker 2: State Patrol later discovered that the brakes on the semi
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  Speaker 2: were not operating at the time of the crash. The
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  Speaker 2: prosecution claimed Puebla was driving carelessly for miles prior to
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  Speaker 2: the collision and was unaware that traffic had slowed down.
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  Speaker 2: Prosecutors claimed that he shouldn't have been operating a vehicle
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  Speaker 2: with a suspended license and that the truck shouldn't have
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  Speaker 2: passed an inspection before the trip. Aaron Godines and Hayley
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  Speaker 2: Everts of Gillett, Wyoming, were killed in the collision, as
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  Speaker 2: was their three month old daughter, Tesley Godines. Erin's parents,
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  Speaker 2: Emiliano and Cristina Godines, were also killed.
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  Speaker 3: The date of Puebla's sentencing is set forward June twenty first.
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  Speaker 3: The New Hampshire House of Representatives has voted to make
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  Speaker 3: it mandatory for people facing major crimes to be present
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  Speaker 3: when they are informed of their fate once again. Crime
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  Speaker 3: Online Sidney Sumner with how this move was prompted by
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  Speaker 3: a recent murder case.
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  Speaker 2: In non capital cases, defendants are free to leave the
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  Speaker 2: court room at any time following the start of the trial.
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  Speaker 2: This according to federal rules of criminal procedure. Following his
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  Speaker 2: conviction in February for the murder of his five year
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  Speaker 2: old daughter, Harmony, Adam Montgomery exercised that option. Nothing in
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  Speaker 2: the current law requires him to attend for sentencing, even
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  Speaker 2: if the prosecution requests it. A bill the New Hampshire
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  Speaker 2: House is now sent to the Senate would change that
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  Speaker 2: for cases in the future. When the bill was first drafted,
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  Speaker 2: it mandated that defendants facing charges that carried a minimum
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  Speaker 2: fifteen year prison sentence attend in court for both their
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  Speaker 2: entire trial and their sentencing hearings. Opponents counter that the
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  Speaker 2: only people who ought to be made to appear are
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  Speaker 2: those who have been found guilty. In the bill's revised form,
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  Speaker 2: defendants would have to show up for sentencing hearings and
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  Speaker 2: verdict readings. Deerfield Republican representative Tears Roy stated that quote,
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  Speaker 2: if the jury spends the time to hear this case,
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  Speaker 2: the defendant should take the time to go in to
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  Speaker 2: respect that jury and hear their verdict, and he darned
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  Speaker 2: sure should show up for his sentencing. Representative Steve Shirtliff,
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  Speaker 2: a Democrat from Pennacook who discussed the Montgomery issue at
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  Speaker 2: a public meeting earlier this month, co sponsored the proposal
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  Speaker 2: with Roy. Montgomery was accused of killing Harmony in twenty
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  Speaker 2: nineteen and then concealing and moving her body for several months.
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  Speaker 2: Montgomery was found guilty of second degree murder, abuse of
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  Speaker 2: a corpse, and other offenses. The girl's remains have yet
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  Speaker 2: to be.
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  Speaker 3: Found, according to Representative Shirtlift. Prosecutors have requested that Adam
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  Speaker 3: Montgomery appear in person before the girl's family and loved
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  Speaker 3: ones during his sentencing hearing in May.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Deston Henderson's catching up with his mom by phone,
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  Speaker 1: and he says he call her back later because a
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  Speaker 1: friend stopped by. He doesn't call back and his mom
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  Speaker 1: can't reach him. The next day, the friends who last
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  Speaker 1: saw Deston also can't reach him, and reports Deston Henderson missing.
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  Speaker 1: Ed Destin's Houston apartment. Most of his casual clothes are missing,
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  Speaker 1: and the comforter from his bed is found in an
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  Speaker 1: outside storage container, his final last pin in the Old
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  Speaker 1: Dean neighborhood, ten miles from his apartment. Searches turn up nothing.
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  Speaker 1: If you have information on destin Henderson, contact Harris County,
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  Speaker 1: Texas Sheriffs seven one three two two one six thousand.
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  Speaker 1: For the latest crime in justice needs go to crimeonline
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  Speaker 1: dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.