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Crime Alert 11.15.24 | Man Shoots Ex-GF's Parents, Who Are Helping Her Leave Him · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Clime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crimes now. Sue Anne
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  Speaker 1: Robison breaks up with her longtime boyfriend Hamma Smashlevic and
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  Speaker 1: decides to move out of their shared home. Sue Anne
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  Speaker 1: asked him to leave the home for a few hours
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  Speaker 1: while her parents, Ruth and Tony Robison come help her
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  Speaker 1: pack up. He leaves all right, but he doesn't stay away.
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  Speaker 1: He drives back by the home and opens fire. Both
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  Speaker 1: Ruth and Tony robson the parents shot in the head.
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  Speaker 1: Ruth dies, Tony hospitalized fighting for his life.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Sueyne Robison escaped the gunfire as she was upstairs
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  Speaker 2: on the Florida home when Smangelovitch opened fire. Her father
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  Speaker 2: is still in critical condition. A GoFundMe for his medical
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  Speaker 2: expenses has raised over sixteen thousand dollars. Smangelovitch is currently
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  Speaker 2: being held at the Polk County Jail on a seven
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  Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars bond, awaiting his next court date.
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  Speaker 2: A no contact order has been filed between Smongelovitch and Robison.
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  Speaker 2: The couple had no history of domestic violence.
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  Speaker 1: Hamza Smaslovich, twenty four, now facing murder attempted murder and
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  Speaker 1: weapons charges. Horseback officers monitor crowds as Gator fans pour
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  Speaker 1: out of the EverBank Stadium after the Georgia Florida game.
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  Speaker 1: The officers form a line to keep people out of
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  Speaker 1: the street, but Emmanuel Jones is not following the flow
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  Speaker 1: of traffic. He walks between two mounted officers and punches
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  Speaker 1: one of the horses in the face. When the cop
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  Speaker 1: sees his horse head snap up and back, he snatches
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  Speaker 1: Jum by the shirt and forces him to the ground.
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  Speaker 1: Emmanuel Jones twenty six charged with disorderly intoxication and harming
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  Speaker 1: a police animal. Can you believe that? More crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news after this? Now with the latest crime in
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  Speaker 1: justice breaking news crime Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: Four individuals are now facing charges in connection with a
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  Speaker 3: deadly shooting out of Detroit street gathering that claim two
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  Speaker 3: lives left five others injured. The accused, twenty five year
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  Speaker 3: old Johnny Lee marsh The third, twenty two year old
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  Speaker 3: Eladio Garcia, and eighteen year old Alfonso Anaya were formally
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  Speaker 3: charged with first degree murder, assault with intent to murder,
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  Speaker 3: and additional serious offenses. Twenty two year old Amber mcintee
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  Speaker 3: has been charged with tampering with evidence and lying to police.
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  Speaker 3: According to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office, the incident unfolded
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  Speaker 3: on Detroit's West Side just after one thirty am on
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  Speaker 3: November third. Police were responding to complaints about a large
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  Speaker 3: crowd when they witnessed shots fired from a vehicle into
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  Speaker 3: the gathering. Officers pursued the vehicle and swiftly apprehended Garcia
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  Speaker 3: and marsh Anaiya and mcintee were later taken into custody
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  Speaker 3: three days after the incident. The shooting resulted in the
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  Speaker 3: deaths of a fifteen year old Detroit boy and a
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  Speaker 3: nineteen year old Southgate man. Five others between the ages
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  Speaker 3: of sixteen to eighteen sustained injuries. Investigators believe an argument
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  Speaker 3: may have preceded the violence. A probable cause hearing is
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  Speaker 3: set for November nineteenth, with a preliminary examination scheduled for
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  Speaker 3: November twenty six. South Carolina's Supreme Court has not set
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  Speaker 3: a date for the state's next execution, as attorneys for
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  Speaker 3: four death row inmates requested a delay until after the
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  Speaker 3: Christmas and New Year's holidays. For more, we turn to
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The four inmates have exhausted their appeals, but their lawyers
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  Speaker 2: argue that a holiday ponce would allow defense teams and
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  Speaker 2: prison staff who are managing multiple cases to prepare for
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  Speaker 2: all necessary legal matters. By law, South Carolina's Supreme Court
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  Speaker 2: issues death warrants with twenty eight days notice. In recent
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  Speaker 2: guidance requires at least five weeks between executions. This interval
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  Speaker 2: helps ensure readiness of lethal injection drugs, the electric chair,
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  Speaker 2: or the firing squad, while allowing time for any last
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  Speaker 2: minute appeals. The state resumed executions this year after a
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  Speaker 2: thirteen year hiatus caused by the lack of lethal injection drugs.
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  Speaker 2: A shortage resolved when lawmakers passed a bill allowing drug
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  Speaker 2: suppliers to remain anonymous. Since then, two inmates have been executed,
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  Speaker 2: Freddie Owens in September and Richard Moore in November. A third,
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  Speaker 2: Marion Bowman, Junior, was scheduled to be executed on December
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  Speaker 2: sixth for the two thousand and one murder of Candy
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  Speaker 2: Martin in Dorchester County. Last Friday, however, passed without a
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  Speaker 2: decision from the Supreme Court on whether to proceed with
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  Speaker 2: Bowman's execution.
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  Speaker 3: In the meantime, state attorneys have argued that South Carolina
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  Speaker 3: has carried out executions around the holiday season before, noting
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  Speaker 3: five executions between December fourth, nineteen ninety eight and January eighth,
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  Speaker 3: nineteen ninety nine.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Markeisha Sadlier, twenty one, lives with her adoptive parents,
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  Speaker 1: pastors Amanda and Dan Sadlier, in their New York apartment.
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  Speaker 1: She lives there for support with her neurological disabilities and autism.
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  Speaker 1: Markeisha worked retail job, but never leaves home without saying goodbye.
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  Speaker 1: Friday morning, she gets dressed, eats breakfast with siblings, then
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  Speaker 1: goes back to her room. The next time someone tries
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  Speaker 1: to find her, she's gone. Her cell, phoned purse and
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  Speaker 1: meds left behind. Law enforcement concerned she was lured from
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  Speaker 1: her home and believe she's in danger. Her family says
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  Speaker 1: it's highly dangerous for her to go without her meds
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  Speaker 1: after recent brain surgery. Marquisha Sadly Or twenty one, African American,
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  Speaker 1: five eight, one hundred and fifty five pounds long, skinny braids,
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  Speaker 1: clear frame glasses. Last scene wearing black pants, a blue jacket,
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  Speaker 1: white sneakers. If you have info, on Marquisha sadly or
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  Speaker 1: now missing two weeks please call NYPD crime Stoppers eight
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  Speaker 1: hundred five seven seven eight four seven seven. For the
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  Speaker 1: With this crime alert, you Rice