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Crime Alert 06.29.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news now. A
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  Speaker 1: Montana homeowner shocked when a school bus veers off the road,
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  Speaker 1: crashing through her fence and into her yard. As she
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  Speaker 1: heads outside to offer help, the bus backs up, steers
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  Speaker 1: toward the road, and takes out a second section of
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  Speaker 1: the fence to go on its way. The homeowner costs
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  Speaker 1: nine one one. Cops pull over Jeanette's Sessions, who appears
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  Speaker 1: drunk while driving students home Nancy.
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  Speaker 2: None of the students on board were injured during the crash,
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  Speaker 2: but Stephenville's school superintendent Dave Tennis issued a statement sharing parents'
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  Speaker 2: concern and said their focus is quote to do what's
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  Speaker 2: right to keep our kids safe and get them to school.
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  Speaker 2: Montana Highway patrol arrested Sessions without incident.
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  Speaker 1: Session is now charged with DUI and child endangerment. A
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  Speaker 1: Florida couple runs out of a hotel room they just
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  Speaker 1: checked into to demand a rEFInd, claiming the room is haunted.
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  Speaker 1: They leave the hotel, but a ghost is still following them.
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  Speaker 1: The couple runs to a convenience store, hop in water
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  Speaker 1: at a marina, then make their way to a neighborhood
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  Speaker 1: where they bang on doors begging for help Andrew George
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  Speaker 1: eventually throws a ports chair through a window and punches
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  Speaker 1: out a second window to gain access to a home.
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  Speaker 1: The homeowners call on nine one one. When police arrived,
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  Speaker 1: George sitting on the front steps bleeding and crying. The
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  Speaker 1: couple admit to taking MDMA just before the ghost appeared.
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  Speaker 1: George and accomplished Natasha Cattroy both charged with burglary. More
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  Speaker 1: Crime and Justice news after this Now with the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice breaking news Crime Onlines John Lemley we.
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  Speaker 3: Began in central Florida where manslaughter and assault charges have
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  Speaker 3: been brought against a white woman suspected of shooting a
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  Speaker 3: black mother dead in front of her nine year old son.
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  Speaker 3: We hear more now from Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Following the shooting death of A gk Owens and Ocala, Florida,
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  Speaker 2: Susan Lawrence was taken into custody earlier this month. Her
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  Speaker 2: formal charges included one count of assault in one cacount
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  Speaker 2: of manslaughter with a firearm, according to State Attorney William Gladsen.
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  Speaker 2: Prosecutors determined there was insufficient proof that Lawrence had hatred, spite,
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  Speaker 2: ill will, or evil intent. Towards Owens. Gladsen's office had
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  Speaker 2: considered charging Lawrence with second degree murder. Owens was killed
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  Speaker 2: on June second in O'calla, approximately eighty three miles north
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  Speaker 2: of Orlando.
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  Speaker 3: Lawrence could spend up to thirty years in prison if
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  Speaker 3: found guilty. The shooter who killed five people in a
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  Speaker 3: Colorado Springs nightclub in twenty twenty two has been handed
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  Speaker 3: a life sentence. Victims described the shooter as a monster
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  Speaker 3: and coward who chased down revelers in a planned attack
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  Speaker 3: on a place of safety for the LGBTQ community. Anderson
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  Speaker 3: Lee Aldridge entered a guilty plea of five counts of
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  Speaker 3: murder and forty six counts of attempted murder, one for
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  Speaker 3: each person present at Club Q on the night of
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  Speaker 3: the massacre, in front of an emotional courtroom filled with
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  Speaker 3: victims and family members. Aldridge also entered a plea of
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  Speaker 3: not guilty to two hate crimes, one of which was
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  Speaker 3: a felony, the other a misdemeanor. Additional charges may be
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  Speaker 3: on the way. The FBI has now announced that a
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  Speaker 3: second investigation into the attack is being conducted in conjunction
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  Speaker 3: with the Civil Rights Division of the US Justice Department.
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  Speaker 3: The gunman, found guilty of carrying out the bloodiest anti
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  Speaker 3: Semitic massacre in American history, suffered from schizophrenic, delusional, and
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  Speaker 3: paranoid symptoms. These claims were made by his attorney in
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  Speaker 3: an effort to persuade jurors to spare his life once again,
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  Speaker 3: Crime online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: On the first day of the penalty phase of Robert
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  Speaker 2: Bower's federal trial, defense attorney Michael Burt argued that Bowers
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  Speaker 2: had a history of suicide attempts, severe brain damage, and
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  Speaker 2: a mental disorder dating back to his boyhood. This month,
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  Speaker 2: Bowers was found guilty of the twenty eighteen murders of
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  Speaker 2: eleven worshippers at a Pittsburgh synagogue. The prosecution is pushing
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  Speaker 2: for the death penalty. The defense claims that Bowers lacked
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  Speaker 2: the necessary level of intent for the jury to find
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  Speaker 2: him worthy of a death sentence. According to defense lawyer
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  Speaker 2: Michael Bert, medical examinations revealed that Bauer's brain was quote
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  Speaker 2: structurally deficient, exhibiting signs of epilepsy and schizophrenia.
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  Speaker 3: In his opening remarks, prosecutor Troy Rovetti stated that the
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  Speaker 3: government was ready to refute any defense related to mental health.
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  Speaker 3: According to prosecutors, a man accused of fatally stabbing for
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  Speaker 3: University of Idaho students late last year is facing the
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  Speaker 3: death penalty. Four counts of murder have been brought against
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  Speaker 3: twenty eight year old Brian Coburger in connection with the
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  Speaker 3: November killings and a rented home close to the Moscow,
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  Speaker 3: Idaho University campus. Bill Thompson, the prosecutor for Alatta County,
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  Speaker 3: has formally announced his intention to pursue a death sentence.
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  Speaker 3: Coburger submitted a not guilty plea in the case earlier
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  Speaker 3: this year. It was on November thirteenth, twenty twenty two,
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  Speaker 3: that the bodies of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Gonzalvez, Zana Kernodle,
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  Speaker 3: and Ethan Chapin were discovered in a rental house across
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  Speaker 3: the street from the University of Idaho campus.
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  Speaker 1: Tony Turner, twenty four, finishes her shift at a Pennsylvania
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  Speaker 1: metal fabricating plant four PM and decides to visit favorite
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  Speaker 1: spots before catching the bus home. She takes her sister
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  Speaker 1: to let her know she'll be back. After she grabs
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  Speaker 1: a cup of tea. Around six, Turner gets on her
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  Speaker 1: bus home, gets off at her usual stop, but never
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  Speaker 1: makes it home. Days after her disappearance, a homeless man
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  Speaker 1: found with Turner's shoes and a backpack of her belongings,
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  Speaker 1: including wallet, cell phone, and keys. He says he found
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  Speaker 1: the items abandoned and returns them to her family. Tony
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  Speaker 1: Turner now missing over three years. If you have info
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  Speaker 1: on Tony Turner, please call Pittsburgh PD four one two
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  Speaker 1: three two three seven eight hundred. For the latest crime
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  Speaker 1: in justice news, go to crime online dot com with
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  Speaker 1: this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.