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Crime Alert 06.16.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crimeler I meansy grace breaking crime news now. Heather Presdy,
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  Speaker 1: a nurse out of Pennsylvania nursing home, has two patients
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  Speaker 1: rushed to the hospital on the same day for extreme hypoglycemia.
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  Speaker 1: They both die despite no previous diagnosis of symptoms of diabetes.
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  Speaker 1: Police get involved. Presty admits giving both victims lethal doses
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  Speaker 1: of insulin.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy coworkers recount concerning comments Presty made about the victims,
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  Speaker 2: including that the oldest and eighty three year old would
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  Speaker 2: quote be better off dead. Presty allegedly told her mother
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  Speaker 2: about the lethal insulin doses, revealing a third victim that
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  Speaker 2: survived in injection Presty administered months before the two victims deaths.
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  Speaker 2: Presty claims the surviving victim was in COVID isolation and
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  Speaker 2: asked her to kill him.
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  Speaker 1: Presidy forty charged with murder, attempted murder, and neglect of
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  Speaker 1: a care dependent person. Clifton Williams gets in an argument
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  Speaker 1: with his roommate after realizing the last hot pocket in
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  Speaker 1: the freezer is gone. The roommate and he ate it
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  Speaker 1: and Williams starts throwing kitchen utensils at him. The roommate
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  Speaker 1: leaves the home, Williams follows outside with a gun. Despite
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  Speaker 1: the roommates please, Williams shoes the man in the rear
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  Speaker 1: end as he runs away. The roommate goes to a
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  Speaker 1: neighbor's for help, and William's sixty four old enough to
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  Speaker 1: know better, now charged with felony assault that gives a
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  Speaker 1: whole knee meaning to hot pocket. More Crime in Justice
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  Speaker 1: news after this. Now with the latest crime in Justice
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  Speaker 3: John Lemley, the unibomber Ted Kaczinski, who ran a seventeen
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  Speaker 3: year bombing campaign that left twenty three people injured and
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  Speaker 3: three dead, died by suicide. This according to our friends
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  Speaker 3: at the Associated Press. Kazinski, who had terminal cancer, died
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  Speaker 3: around twelve thirty am Saturday, after the eighty one year
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  Speaker 3: old was discovered unresponsive in his cell at the Federal
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  Speaker 3: Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina. He was given CPR
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  Speaker 3: and revived by emergency personnel before being taken to a hospital,
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  Speaker 3: where he was subsequently declared dead. Kazinski had been incarcerated
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  Speaker 3: since May nineteen ninety eight, when he was given four
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  Speaker 3: life sentences plus thirty for a terror campaign that paralyzed
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  Speaker 3: campuses around the country. He acknowledged carrying out sixteen explosions
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  Speaker 3: between nineteen seventy eight and nineteen ninety five that left
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  Speaker 3: several of his victims permanently disabled. Two people have been
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  Speaker 3: killed and two others injured in a shooting outside of Stockholm, Sweden.
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  Speaker 3: Police say it appears to have been a conflict between
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  Speaker 3: rival gangs. For more, we turned to Sydney sunder with
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The incident took place in Farsta, a neighborhood south of Stockholm,
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  Speaker 2: and resulted in the deaths of a teenager and an
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  Speaker 2: unidentified foreign mail Later, two twenty year old men were
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  Speaker 2: arrested on suspicion of murder and an attempted murder. Around
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  Speaker 2: six pm local time on Saturday, a man brandished an
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  Speaker 2: automatic firearm outside the entrance to a subway station, striking
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  Speaker 2: four people. Following the death of an injured fifteen year
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  Speaker 2: old boy, a forty three year old man also died
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  Speaker 2: as a result of his wounds.
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  Speaker 3: Guner Stromer, Sweden's Justice minister, says that authorities believe a
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  Speaker 3: total of twenty one rounds were fired and labeled the
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  Speaker 3: shooting as domestic terrorism. In Denmark. A twenty three year
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  Speaker 3: old man is now on trial accused of murder and
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  Speaker 3: attempted murder in a shooting at a shopping mall in
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  Speaker 3: which three people died. The July third, twenty twenty two
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  Speaker 3: shooting in the large Field shopping complex outside of Copenhagen
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  Speaker 3: has been ruled out as terrorism by Danish officials. It
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  Speaker 3: appears that the attacker picked his victims at random. Thirteen
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  Speaker 3: minutes after the attack began, the alleged shooter, who cannot
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  Speaker 3: be identified because of a court order, was apprehended. The
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  Speaker 3: prosecution stated before the trial that it will not ask
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  Speaker 3: for a prison sentence if the man is found guilty,
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  Speaker 3: but rather that he'll be placed in a secure mental
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  Speaker 3: health facility UOTE without a set time limit. JP Morgan
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  Speaker 3: Chase has announced a potential two hundred and ninety million
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  Speaker 3: dollars settlement with Jeffrey Epstein's victims, once again Sydney Sumner
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  Speaker 3: with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The victims had accused the bank of acting as the
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  Speaker 2: conduit for funds that allowed the financier to maintain his
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  Speaker 2: sex trafficking business. Federal allegations against Epstein alleging that he
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  Speaker 2: paid young girls for massages before abusing them at his
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  Speaker 2: homes in Florida and New York, led to his arrest
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  Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen. In August of that same year, Epstein
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  Speaker 2: was found dead in his prison cell. The death of
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  Speaker 2: the sixty six year old was ruled a suicide by
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  Speaker 2: a medical examiner. In November, a complaint was filed in
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  Speaker 2: Manhattan Federal Court seeking monetary damages from JP Morgan for
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  Speaker 2: Epstein's decades long abuse of young girls and women in
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  Speaker 2: the US Virgin Islands. A lawsuit connected to this has
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  Speaker 2: also been filed. According to a transcript of the videotaped deposition,
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  Speaker 2: the proposed settlement comes approximately two weeks after Jamie Diamond,
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  Speaker 2: the CEO of JP Morgan Ja Chase, appeared in a
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  Speaker 2: deposition for the case and denied knowing about Epstein and
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  Speaker 2: his crimes before the financier was apprehended.
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  Speaker 3: Lead plaintive attorney David Bowie says that the proposed settlement,
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  Speaker 3: which still needs to be accepted by the court, totals
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  Speaker 3: two hundred and ninety million dollars.
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  Speaker 1: Lovely Brooks lives with and takes care of her elder
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  Speaker 1: father in Richmond, Virginia. Brooks, who does not have a car,
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  Speaker 1: leaves for work as usual with wallet and phone, never returns.
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  Speaker 1: Brooks family says it's out of character for her to
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  Speaker 1: leave her dad alone without telling him how long should
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  Speaker 1: be gone. Brooks also left all of her clothes, phone charger,
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  Speaker 1: and suitcase behind. No activity on Brooks a cell phone
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  Speaker 1: or a bank account since her disappearance five months ago.
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  Speaker 1: If you have info on Lovely Brooks, please call Richmond
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  Speaker 1: CDPD eight zero four six four six fifty one hundred.
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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 Nancy Grace.