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'DEPRAVED ILLEGAL' SOCCER COACH, ARRESTED IN DEATH OF 13 YO, FACING NEW CHARGES · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, a shock roadside discovery. A
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Speaker 1: little boy last seen with an illegal immigrant soccer coach
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Speaker 1: found dead. In the last days, prosecutors add charges against
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Speaker 1: the youth soccer coach, now accused of not just a murder,
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Speaker 1: but sex crimes on the boy. I'm Nancy Grace. This
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Speaker 1: is Crime Stories. I want to thank you for being
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Speaker 1: with us. A youth soccer coach, illegal immigrant Mario Edguardo
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Speaker 1: Garcia Aquino, charged not only with killing a boy, one
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Speaker 1: of his own players, but sex assaulting him as well.
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Speaker 1: In the last days, prosecutors file and additional nine counts
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Speaker 1: of sex abuse against him involved another child he coached.
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Speaker 1: What happened to this little boy?
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Speaker 2: Oscar Omar Hernandez is a thirteen year old student and
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Speaker 2: soccer player in Sun Valley, California. Dedicated to his team
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Speaker 2: and the sport. Oscar eagerly agrees to help his coach
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Speaker 2: make jerseys one Friday night, but concerns grow when the
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Speaker 2: thirteen year old boy does return.
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Speaker 1: Home thirteen years old, just turned thirteen. He hadn't even
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Speaker 1: lived thirteen years yet, he had only lived twelve years
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Speaker 1: and some days. Why is this little boy dead and
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Speaker 1: callously thrown on the side of the road. According to witnesses,
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Speaker 1: he was the last seen with his youth soccer coach Listen.
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Speaker 3: Mister Garcia Kino was his soccer coach and on that
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Speaker 3: day Omar Hernandez went up to Lancaster to see mister
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Speaker 3: Garcia Aino. Two days later he was reported missing, and
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Speaker 3: on April second, twenty twenty five, last week, his body
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Speaker 3: was found in Oxnard, off the road near Leo Correo
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Speaker 3: State Beach.
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Speaker 4: Oscar Omar is the baby of the Hernandez family. Thirteen.
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Speaker 4: Oscar has settled into his life in North Hollywood, known
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Speaker 4: as Omar to his seventh grade classmates at the Sun
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Speaker 4: Valley Magnet School. He gets good grades and is well liked,
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Speaker 4: but above all, he's a standout soccer player. If Oscar
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Speaker 4: isn't helping out at home or in school, you can
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Speaker 4: find him at the Whitst soccer fields.
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Speaker 1: This little boy just turned thirteen, lived and breathed soccer
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Speaker 1: just like my son. He was always at the soccer
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Speaker 1: field and we believe that is how he met. According
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Speaker 1: to Homeland Security, a depraved illegal alien who was a
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Speaker 1: youth soccer coach Listen.
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Speaker 5: Oscar is out playing soccer garcia Akino apro which is
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Speaker 5: Oscar about joining the walking club. When garcia Akino offers
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Speaker 5: him one on one lessons without charge, Oscar jumps at
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Speaker 5: the chance.
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Speaker 2: On a Friday afternoon, coach garcia Quino gives his star
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Speaker 2: student a call inviting Oscar to make some money doing
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Speaker 2: a few odd jobs at his Lancaster home. Oscar, a
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Speaker 2: hard worker who would love an addition to his allowance,
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Speaker 2: is immediately interested. Before the thirteen year old really gets
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Speaker 2: permission from his family, he grabs the next train to Lancaster,
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Speaker 2: a two hour trip. Oscar facetimes his brother j sway
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Speaker 2: from the train, telling him coach will drop him back
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Speaker 2: at home tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 1: Joining me an all star panel to make sense of
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Speaker 1: what we are learning tonight.
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Speaker 6: But I know this much.
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Speaker 1: The body of a thirteen year old little boy who
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Speaker 1: trusted his soccer coach implicitly was found thrown by the
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Speaker 1: side of the road like trash.
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Speaker 6: But how did he get there? What led up to that?
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Speaker 6: Joining me, as I said.
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Speaker 1: An all star panel, But first let me go to
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Speaker 1: Sierra Vanderbrugg, crime safety reporter at La Daily News.
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Speaker 6: Sierra, thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 1: Tell me about this soccer field and how is it
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Speaker 1: that this little boy.
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Speaker 6: Is out there playing when he.
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Speaker 1: Is approached and befriended by an illegal alien soccer coach.
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Speaker 7: We still have a lot of questions about the process
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Speaker 7: of Garcia Keno meeting Hernandez, but reports indicate that he
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Speaker 7: was his soccer coach on a travel boys team located
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Speaker 7: out here in the San Fernando Valley. Sheriff Robert Luna
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Speaker 7: here in Los Angeles told us that Garcia Qino worked
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Speaker 7: as a coach for a youth travel soccer team called
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Speaker 7: the Hurricane Valley Boys Soccer Club, where he coached varying
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Speaker 7: age groups.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm very curious as to your take on this.
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Speaker 1: Most of Castillo joining me, private investigator with the Dordulian
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Speaker 1: Law Group, former supervisor detective with the LAPD. Mister Caristillo,
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Speaker 1: thank you for being with us. It sounds like a
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Speaker 1: textbook case. A text book case. The boy lives, breathes
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Speaker 1: and apes soccer when he's not in school, he's at
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Speaker 1: the soccer fields and he is approached by this youth
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Speaker 1: soccer coach and now he's dead. Moses, yes, horrible.
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Speaker 8: Thank you for having me Nancy. First of all, I
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Speaker 8: want to tell you that these groomers are great at
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Speaker 8: what they do. Not only do they earn the trust
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Speaker 8: of the victims that they're targeting, but they also gained
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Speaker 8: the trust of their parents, their family to the point
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Speaker 8: where they let him get on the train and travel
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Speaker 8: all the way two hours to where he lives and
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Speaker 8: spend the night. Unbelievable that this even happened, But that's
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Speaker 8: the reality. That these groomers are so good that they
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Speaker 8: can convince a family to do just that.
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Speaker 6: I know they're thaying Moses Christillo.
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Speaker 1: They dangle of the children and the family that the
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Speaker 1: child has amazing soccer skills or amazing fill in the
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Speaker 1: blank skills, tennis skills, football skills, basketball skills, and that
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Speaker 1: they could get a college scholarship maybe or maybe even
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Speaker 1: play pro.
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Speaker 6: And for a lot of children, I mean, it would
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Speaker 6: have been a huge.
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Speaker 1: Carrot if my family when we were growing up, you know,
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Speaker 1: nobody had ever been to college in our family. If
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Speaker 1: they thought, wow, she's so good at blank, we can
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Speaker 1: get her in college for free.
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Speaker 6: She can get tuition and a college education.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's the kind of lure that makes parents
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Speaker 1: believe these coaches.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, They tell me Johnny's a great player, he's going
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Speaker 8: to be a star, and so on and so forth.
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Speaker 8: But I gotta tell you, sources closer to the investigation
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Speaker 8: have told me that this was a self proclaimed coach.
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Speaker 8: He wasn't certified, He wasn't registered with any league as
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Speaker 8: a coach whatsoever. And when the authorities searched his residents,
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Speaker 8: they did find plato ID cards, They found registration forms, applications,
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Speaker 8: which tells me that some league give them access to
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Speaker 8: these children and they should never have done that.
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Speaker 1: Oh my stars, how did he do it? You're telling
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Speaker 1: me that adults believed.
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Speaker 6: His scam and let him have access to these children.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we know that he approached the little boy
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Speaker 1: Oscar and said, wow, you're amazing, and offered him private
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Speaker 1: soccer lessons coaching for free.
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Speaker 6: That doesn't happen.
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Speaker 1: My son as a soccer player and he gets goalie lessons.
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Speaker 1: But through the school, the school has a goalie coach
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Speaker 1: that helping the goalies. This guy just walks out onto
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Speaker 1: a soccer field ap proaches a little boy and says, hey,
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Speaker 1: you're awesome. I'm going to give you soccer coaching for free.
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Speaker 1: That's what happened, Moses.
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Speaker 8: That is crazy, that's bizarre that it went unchecked and
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Speaker 8: nobody stepped in and said, hey, show me your credentials.
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Speaker 8: You're not certified. Parents need to be more vigilant and
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Speaker 8: confirmed these things. Are you going to be the coach?
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Speaker 8: Show me your credentials, Show me that you've been certified,
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Speaker 8: that you've been life scanned, that you went through a
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Speaker 8: background check, that you've been through the training. All that
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Speaker 8: was missed.
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Speaker 1: But you know what, you know what, let me go
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Speaker 1: to Karen Stark guys. Karen is renownedd psychologists, joining us
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Speaker 1: out of Manhattan, TV radio trauma expert and you can
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Speaker 1: find her at Karenstark dot com. Karen, parents that are uneducated,
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Speaker 1: and I don't mean didn't go to college. I don't
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Speaker 1: mean that, I mean parents like my parents. Why would
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Speaker 1: they question that someone's not a soccer coach?
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Speaker 6: Right? Yes, says the first to say, why didn't the
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Speaker 6: parents know? Why didn't the parents check him out? But
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Speaker 6: I'm thinking back when we were growing up, we.
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Speaker 1: Were exposed to all sorts of adults that didn't have
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Speaker 1: a background check, It didn't have credentials, So I don't
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Speaker 1: really blame the parents here.
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Speaker 9: This is somebody who's come across so charismatic outwardly, and
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Speaker 9: he was considered trusted by these children. These boys, they
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Speaker 9: thought he was fabulous. How would they know anything else?
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Speaker 9: And the parents believed him. They are so skilled. This
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Speaker 9: kind of guy is so skilled at coming across that way.
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Speaker 9: But underneath this is a predator. This is what he wants.
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Speaker 9: He wants psycho sexual fulfillment, and so he does the
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Speaker 9: best job he can to convince them they should trust
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Speaker 9: him with their children.
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Speaker 1: Sierra Vanderbrugg is joining us from Daily News.
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Speaker 6: You know, I'm looking at those.
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Speaker 1: Photos, Sierra, take a look at those photos we were
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Speaker 1: just showing.
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Speaker 6: It shows the coach with a team.
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Speaker 1: Now, explain to me he was He approached little Oscar
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Speaker 1: about joining the club.
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Speaker 6: What club?
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Speaker 7: So we had Sheriff Robert Luna here in Los Angeles
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Speaker 7: confirming that Garcia Ko worked as a coach for a
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Speaker 7: youth travel soccer league called the Hurricane Valley Boys Soccer
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Speaker 7: Club and that as a part of this club, he
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Speaker 7: coached various age groups.
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Speaker 1: Oh, a travel league, That's that's a lot different, Okay, Sierra,
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Speaker 1: explain what is a travel league?
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Speaker 7: To my understanding, A travel league would be a competitive
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Speaker 7: team that would travel around to multiple locations, competing in
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Speaker 7: soccer games.
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Speaker 1: Okay, now, and they're not school affiliated, Moses Castillo, My
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Speaker 1: son played with a similar league and they don't travel far,
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Speaker 1: but they do travel say an hour two hours max
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Speaker 1: to play basketball.
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Speaker 6: So it's not really affiliated with a school like you
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Speaker 6: were saying, but it's a travel aga.
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Speaker 1: And I find that really interesting because this coach, this
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Speaker 1: coach would then have access to these boys, many of
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Speaker 1: them very young and very small, away from the parents' Moses, Yes, his.
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Speaker 8: M move is very, very specific and targeted. He would
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Speaker 8: like to get these kids alcohol, get them drunk, have
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Speaker 8: them over, sleepovers, that kind of thing. And some of
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Speaker 8: them would wake up the next morning feelings like something
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Speaker 8: went wrong, something happened to them, but they were just
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Speaker 8: too afraid to a shame to speak up.
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Speaker 1: But this went on for a long time, and they
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Speaker 1: may not have really understood what went wrong.
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Speaker 6: I mean, they wake up.
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Speaker 1: And their clothes may be misadjusted, or they might feel queasy,
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Speaker 1: but they don't really know what happened. And it's a
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Speaker 1: nightmare scenario, especially for a little boy like this who
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Speaker 1: is just turned thirteen. So here again, how did this
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Speaker 1: suspect mate little Oscar.
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Speaker 7: It's unclear the specifics of how he exactly met Oscar,
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Speaker 7: but we've been told that he was his soccer coach,
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Speaker 7: so previous relationship established as a coach to Oscar.
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Speaker 1: Moses Castillo joining me private investigator with the Dordellian Law. Great, Moses,
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Speaker 1: have you seen the image of the Whitst Park facility.
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Speaker 6: It's huge.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, that's why these predators they seek these positions because
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Speaker 8: that's a high victim target ridge environment. And that's exactly it.
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Speaker 8: And I gotta tell you, playing on this fields costs money.
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Speaker 8: You have to give permits, you have to pay for that.
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Speaker 8: And he did this unnoticed, unchecked for years.
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Speaker 10: Once you see the photos of this individual that if
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Speaker 10: you may have been a victim, please come forward. I
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Speaker 10: know it's not easy. I know it could be either embarrassing,
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Speaker 10: you don't want to tell somebody, but it's very important
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Speaker 10: that we bring justice not only to the family here
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Speaker 10: to my left, but any families that may have been
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Speaker 10: victimized by this.
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Speaker 1: How could a beautiful young first grade teacher be stabbed
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Speaker 1: twenty times, including in the back, allegedly die of suicide? Yes,
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Speaker 1: that was a medical examiner's official ruling after a closed
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Speaker 1: door meeting, he first named it a homicide. Why what
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Speaker 1: happened to Ellen Greenberg a huge American miscarriage of justice.
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Speaker 1: For an in depth look at the facts, see what
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Speaker 1: Center for Missing and Exploited to.
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Speaker 2: Thirteen year old Oscar Omar Hernandez eagerly takes the train
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Speaker 2: from his home in Sun Valley to Palmade, California, with
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Speaker 2: the hopes of helping out his coach make jerseys for
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Speaker 2: the team. But twenty four hours later, Oscar still hasn't
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Speaker 2: returned home, despite claims from his coach that he dropped
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Speaker 2: the team off.
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Speaker 1: This is what we know right now. According to Homeland Security,
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Speaker 1: the coach is actually a quote depraved illegal alien. Their
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Speaker 1: words not mine.
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Speaker 6: Why do they say that?
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Speaker 1: And how did this little boy end up hours away
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Speaker 1: from home with the soccer coach?
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Speaker 6: Listen.
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Speaker 5: Later that night, host Sway tries to call Oscar again,
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Speaker 5: but it's not his little brother that answers. Garcia Akino
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Speaker 5: picks up, saying Oscar can't come to the.
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Speaker 6: Phone because his hands are dirty.
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Speaker 5: Has Sway tries to ask exactly what time he can
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Speaker 5: expect oscar home, but the coach waves him off once again,
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Speaker 5: promising he'll bring oscar home in a reasonable time Saturday.
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Speaker 6: No, we were.
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Speaker 1: Talking earlier, and I believe it was you, Moses Castillo,
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Speaker 1: and I understand why you said it that. Why didn't
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Speaker 1: the parents check this guy out? Why didn't they ask
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Speaker 1: for a background check where he was certified? Well, I
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Speaker 1: don't know if you're going to remember the name Jerry
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Speaker 1: Sandusky that was ultimately accused of. Oh, I don't even
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Speaker 1: know how many molestations, Listen.
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Speaker 11: I was kind of thinking that he was going to
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Speaker 11: get off scott free with this, and then I'm just
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Speaker 11: going to be another kid in the front page and
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Speaker 11: the newspaper that has a big liar stamped across his forehead.
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Speaker 10: The amount the damage he did and the number of
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Speaker 10: people that he arms is something that.
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Speaker 6: I don't know.
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Speaker 9: I don't know that anybody knows.
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Speaker 1: All our friends at ABC and CBS, I mean, for
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Speaker 1: Pete's sake, Karen Stark, when Castillo rightfully is saying, well,
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Speaker 1: did the parents check him out? That would be an
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Speaker 1: obvious question. And we parents trust the coach, we trust
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Speaker 1: the school, right they trusted the youth league.
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Speaker 6: As it is called.
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Speaker 1: Here, you had Jerry Sandusky, the long time, renowned, venerable coach,
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Speaker 1: the winner, and all this time he had been raping
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Speaker 1: boys in his charge, and everybody was too afraid to
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Speaker 1: say anything about.
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Speaker 9: It, especially especially when you think about it, Nancy, the boys.
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Speaker 9: It's not just they weren't sure of what happened in
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Speaker 9: this case when they stayed overnight. It's also that children
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Speaker 9: are afraid to report these predators. They're in a position
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Speaker 9: of a started. We're talking about a coach. We're talking
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Speaker 9: about sometimes someone who's very well known. The parents completely
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Speaker 9: trust them. Why shouldn't they, I mean, everyone pay a.
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Speaker 1: Year Jumping off what you just said, Karen, coach Jerry Sandusky,
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Speaker 1: it wasn't that he was just the Pennsylvania state systant
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Speaker 1: football coach, but he gave summer training to Pennsylvania's underprivileged
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Speaker 1: and at risk youth. That is where he met most
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Speaker 1: of his victims, right and they were about the age
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Speaker 1: of Oscar, the little boy Oscar that we're talking about
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Speaker 1: right now, Dubay forty five counts of sex abuse.
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Speaker 6: And look who he targeted.
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Speaker 1: He targeted at risk little boys, boys that were underprivileged
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Speaker 1: boys whose parents were probably both working or.
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Speaker 6: Had a one parent in the home who was working, and.
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Speaker 1: Was just happy that their child had been picked by
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Speaker 1: Sandusky to go to his the Second Mile.
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Speaker 6: Sports camp for underprivileged youth.
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Speaker 1: They probably thought, debate they were so lucky to get
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Speaker 1: their child in the summer camp.
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Speaker 12: Sandusky had a knack for picking out unsophisticated, uncultured people,
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Speaker 12: and he would also garner the sympathy, to respect and
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Speaker 12: the admiration of their parents, so nobody had a problem
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Speaker 12: with him being a part of their lives. But unbeknownst
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Speaker 12: to everybody, in a dark sort of hinter grund, as
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Speaker 12: we say, he was actually laying hands on these kids.
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Speaker 12: He had abnormal sexual perversions, and nobody really knew it
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Speaker 12: was going on. And these kids had a work sense
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Speaker 12: of achievement and accomplishment and kind of went along with it,
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Speaker 12: to get along, if you will. And it wasn't until
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Speaker 12: one kid cried foul and said, no, take your hands
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Speaker 12: off me that the story blew wide open. So it
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Speaker 12: takes one kid for this whole thing to really come
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Speaker 12: to a halt, and fortunately there was a kid that
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Speaker 12: was courageous enough to come forward, and now Sanduski will
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Speaker 12: spend the rest of his life in prison.
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Speaker 6: I hope you're sitting down.
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Speaker 1: He served in this capacity twenty two years as the
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Speaker 1: defensive coordinator twenty two years coach at Penn State. He
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Speaker 1: received the Assistant Coach of the Year twice. He authored
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Speaker 1: multiple books related to his football coaching experiences. He founded
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Speaker 1: this nonprofit, the Second Mile, for Pennsylvania's underprivileged children, and
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Speaker 1: after he retired from Penn State, he continued working with Second.
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Speaker 6: Mile, on and on and on.
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Speaker 1: It took a grand jury, a secret grand jury, two
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Speaker 1: years to investigate him. He was charged with fifty two
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Speaker 1: counts of sex abuse over fifteen years.
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Speaker 6: That we know of.
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Speaker 1: The children were all afraid to come forward, much like
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Speaker 1: this victim listen.
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Speaker 11: I was kind of thinking that he was going to
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Speaker 11: get off scott free with this, and then I'm just
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Speaker 11: going to be another kid in the front page of
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Speaker 11: the newspaper that has a big liar stamped across his forehead.
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Speaker 1: From our friends at ABC twenty twenty and here James
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Speaker 1: as if history is repeating itself again to doctor Michelle
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Speaker 1: Dupree joining me, a renowned forensic pathologists, medical examiner, former
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Speaker 1: detective at Lexington County Sheriff's Department, author of a brand
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Speaker 1: new book, Money, Mischief and Murder the Murdock Dynasty the
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Speaker 1: rest of the story, but from my purposes. She is
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Speaker 1: also the author of the Homicide Investigation Field Guide and
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Speaker 1: the Child Abuse Investigation Field Guide. I'm curious because we
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Speaker 1: see here, doctor Dupree, according to investigative reports, that we've
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Speaker 1: obtained the coach, and I'm saying that in quotes, the
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Speaker 1: illegal alien coach first of all be friend of the
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Speaker 1: little boy at the Whitsid Park complex, offering free soccer lessons.
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Speaker 6: But then the lure went further.
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Speaker 1: He lured the little boy by saying he had odd
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Speaker 1: jobs for him at his place and that he would
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Speaker 1: pay him. So I understanding he was going to work
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Speaker 1: on making jerseys or monogramming jerseys, or something to do
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Speaker 1: with the soccer jerseys. So now you've got a little
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Speaker 1: boy just turned thirteen, alone on transit, going two hours
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Speaker 1: away from home to be alone with a coach at
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Speaker 1: his house quote making jerseys crime stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 1: The soccer coach. Garcia Akino pled not guilty to the
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Speaker 1: new charges, the new charges being eight counts of sodomy
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Speaker 1: with a minor under sixteen and one count of oral
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Speaker 1: copulation with a minor. This is according to the La
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Speaker 1: County Deputy District Attorney. The parents had no idea what
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Speaker 1: was happening to their son. The mo the modus operandi,
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Speaker 1: the method of operation. You get the child alone, whether
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Speaker 1: you like I was talking to Sierra VanderBrug earlier, whether
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Speaker 1: you get them at you in your vehicle, your truck,
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Speaker 1: your camper, whether you lure them to your home. You
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Speaker 1: get the child alone. And that is where everything goes sideways.
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Speaker 1: How many cases have you seen homicide cases where the
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Speaker 1: child is lured away.
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Speaker 13: Nancy, this is a common scenario. This is this is
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Speaker 13: exactly how they operate. They initially meet the child. They're
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Speaker 13: very personable. Most of these people are personable. They are
22:47
Speaker 13: liked by the kids, they're liked by the families. They
22:50
Speaker 13: gain their trust, and once they gain that trust, it's
22:53
Speaker 13: a little bit out of time. They continue to befriend them,
22:56
Speaker 13: continue to offer them a carot if you will, and
23:00
Speaker 13: a bigger reward for something. And children are trusting, you know,
23:04
Speaker 13: children don't think like adults. In most cases, they trust
23:07
Speaker 13: adults and oftentimes they won't tell if something is a
23:10
Speaker 13: little bit suspicious because they don't know. And also this
23:14
Speaker 13: is an adult. They wonder when anybody really believe me
23:17
Speaker 13: or not. So this is not uncommon. This is their
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Speaker 13: method of operation, and unfortunately it works way too many times.
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Speaker 6: Don't do do free. I never cried, I never got sick.
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Speaker 1: I never vomited, nothing at the site of a dead
23:34
Speaker 1: body or on a homicide scene ever.
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Speaker 6: But there was one time I thought I was going
23:40
Speaker 6: to throw up.
23:41
Speaker 1: I didn't, and it was when a child was on
23:44
Speaker 1: the autopsy table. When you see children on the autopsy
23:50
Speaker 1: table over and over and over, it's like, I know
23:55
Speaker 1: right now, I'm preaching to the choir, but parents don't
23:59
Speaker 1: get I mean, my parents didn't get it. I was
24:05
Speaker 1: left with adults and supervised that we really didn't know,
24:08
Speaker 1: and through the grace of God, nothing happened to me
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Speaker 1: or my brother or sister. But parents are trusting, especially
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Speaker 1: when the molester is clothed with clothed with the indisha
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Speaker 1: of reliability. He's wearing a soccer uniform. You've got to
24:23
Speaker 1: see pictures of him with teams like we're showing you.
24:27
Speaker 1: But he was not with a school. He was not sanctioned,
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Speaker 1: nothing like that. And I mean, do you ever get weary,
24:35
Speaker 1: doctor Duprees seeing one child on the autopsy table after
24:39
Speaker 1: the next.
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Speaker 13: All the time.
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Speaker 6: Nancy.
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Speaker 13: It's one of the worst cases a medical examiner could
24:43
Speaker 13: ever have. Children and elderly. You know, they're supposed to
24:46
Speaker 13: be protected, they're trusting, and they should be. But it
24:50
Speaker 13: doesn't often work out well. And this is one of
24:52
Speaker 13: the reasons why. And yes, it gets to me and
24:54
Speaker 13: it gets to others every single time. This should not
24:58
Speaker 13: be happening to our kids.
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Speaker 2: Oscar's family is worried, sick after more than a day
25:04
Speaker 2: with no sign of their thirteen year old son and
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Speaker 2: soccer student. The boys soccer coach promises he dropped the
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Speaker 2: teen off, but Oscar is nowhere to be found. Then
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Speaker 2: a mysterious text from Oscar's phone claiming the thirteen year
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Speaker 2: old is at a party with friends joining me.
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Speaker 1: Now is Anna sonoda clinical social worker who focuses on
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Speaker 1: forensic issues like this, and she's the author of Duck
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Speaker 1: Duck Groom. Anna, this is the textbook the seminal example
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Speaker 1: of luring. You heard me lay out first. He was
25:43
Speaker 1: approached at a Whitst soccer complex which is huge, and says, hey,
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Speaker 1: free one on one coaching for soccer because you're so amazing.
25:53
Speaker 1: Oscar just turn thirteen. Then he lures him to his house.
25:58
Speaker 1: Then he won't respond appropriately to the family. Now we're
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Speaker 1: hearing about a text, a text from a little Oscar
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Speaker 1: that says he was going to a party with friends.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it would be a cold day in hgublel
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Speaker 1: that my children, who are now seventeen, would.
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Speaker 6: Just announced they were going to a party with friends.
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Speaker 6: That doesn't happen.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I've got to know where are you going
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Speaker 1: with who, who's driving?
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Speaker 6: When you're going to be home, what's the location? Have fun?
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Speaker 14: Right?
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Speaker 1: So you know, Anna, I strongly believe that the coach
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Speaker 1: was texting as.
26:37
Speaker 6: If he was Oscar the little boy.
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Speaker 14: Absolutely. We have several examples here of a grooming situation.
26:45
Speaker 14: What does that mean? What does that word grooming mean?
26:48
Speaker 14: We've said it a few times already this show. Grooming
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Speaker 14: is a perverse form of courtship. It convinces not only children,
26:56
Speaker 14: but it convinces their caregivers that they are trustworthy, that
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Speaker 14: they're reliable, and that they're caring. This coach exploited his
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Speaker 14: role as a sports youth individual in order to show
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Speaker 14: the parents and the kids, hey, you can trust me.
27:16
Speaker 14: I want what's best for you, and to single that
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Speaker 14: child out as special and unique is classic favoritism that
27:24
Speaker 14: we see in the stages towards the grooming process for
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Speaker 14: sexual exploitation and in this horrific case, ultimately murder.
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Speaker 1: And of course, at this juncture, the family doesn't know
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Speaker 1: what to believe, even that they get this mystery text
27:37
Speaker 1: of a little boy claiming, Hey, I'm going to a party.
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Speaker 6: What party? Why an't heard anything about a party? Well?
27:43
Speaker 6: The search is now on for Little Oscar.
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Speaker 2: A desperate joint agency search for Oscar begins. Both the
27:49
Speaker 2: LAPD and LA County Sheriff's Office scoured North Hollywood for
27:53
Speaker 2: the boy. Their only lead was that he was last
27:55
Speaker 2: seen on his way to Lancaster on the metrolink.
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Speaker 1: A massive search is on both LAPD and the LA
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Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office looking for a Little Oscar.
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Speaker 6: Listen.
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Speaker 2: On the fourth day of the investigation, a teen boy's
28:09
Speaker 2: body is found over seventy miles away, dumped in a
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Speaker 2: wooded area off a road near Leo Carrillo State Beach.
28:15
Speaker 2: The remains are confirmed to be those of thirteen year
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Speaker 2: old Oscar Omar Hernandez.
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Speaker 6: I can't believe my son is dead.
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Speaker 1: That is from our friends at Katla five, and very
28:29
Speaker 1: quickly after the body is discovered, the coach is tracked down.
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Speaker 15: Why couldn't at least do anything about my case? And
28:39
Speaker 15: they just left it open and then they have to
28:42
Speaker 15: get to a teenage boy getting killed.
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Speaker 4: The same day OS's body is discovered, his soccer coach,
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Speaker 4: forty three year old Mario Garcia Akino, is arrested, but
28:52
Speaker 4: not in connection to Oscar. Garcia Akino is accused of
28:55
Speaker 4: attempting to molest a sixteen year old boy. The teen
28:58
Speaker 4: also spent the night in heelt extremely sleepy after drinking
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Speaker 4: an orange juice Garcia Akino offered him. He told police
29:05
Speaker 4: Garcia Akino twice tried to pull down his pants, but
29:08
Speaker 4: he fought garcia Akino off and called nine one one.
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Speaker 4: The incident occurred more than a year ago, in February
29:14
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 2: Oscar's family hasn't seen the boy in over twenty four
29:18
Speaker 2: hours after he was expected home Saturday morning. A text
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Speaker 2: from his phone claims Oscar is at a party with friends,
29:24
Speaker 2: but Oscar's friends don't have any knowledge of a party.
29:27
Speaker 2: The thirteen year old has reported missing, and an intense
29:30
Speaker 2: search is launched for the boy.
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Speaker 1: Karen Stark, don't you see the significance of this mysterious
29:37
Speaker 1: text from the little boys and I'm going to a party?
29:40
Speaker 6: And then can't you just say the mom and the
29:42
Speaker 6: brother calling hey what party?
29:43
Speaker 1: Hey?
29:43
Speaker 6: What party to all the friends and they know nothing
29:46
Speaker 6: about it.
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Speaker 1: This means I believe that the coach was using the
29:52
Speaker 1: little boy's phone to text as if he's Oscar. That's
29:56
Speaker 1: a whole nother level of premeditation.
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Speaker 9: And we're familiar with that, Nancy, remember Brian Laundry, right,
30:02
Speaker 9: And he took the phone and he made the mistake
30:05
Speaker 9: of calling the grand by the name. People do that,
30:09
Speaker 9: Murderers do that. They take advantage of whatever they can.
30:13
Speaker 9: I'm not the least bit surprised, because this guy needs
30:17
Speaker 9: to cover up. He's desperate to make sure that nobody
30:21
Speaker 9: finds out what he did. And I'm not surprised to
30:24
Speaker 9: happen because over time, in this kind of situation, the
30:27
Speaker 9: person gets bolder and bolder and bolder, and.
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Speaker 6: That's exactly what happened here. Now you hear Philip D.
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Speaker 6: Bay claiming that, oh, it was just a delay.
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Speaker 1: B S a delay that cost Oscar his life. Listened
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Speaker 1: to one of the first alleged victims.
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Speaker 15: I go to sleep, I see him like trying to
30:51
Speaker 15: pull down my shorts and I woke up. I punsed
30:54
Speaker 15: him and he told me it was all the joe.
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Speaker 10: In February of twenty twenty four, Garcia Aquino befriended a
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Speaker 10: Silmar family who allowed their juvenile son to stay with
31:06
Speaker 10: him at his residence in Palmdale. The family subsequently filed
31:12
Speaker 10: a criminal report with the Palmdale Sheriff's station alleging sexual
31:17
Speaker 10: abuse of their child.
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Speaker 1: Moses Caristilla, I think my head's gonna blow off. That
31:22
Speaker 1: originally was from our friends at NBC LA.
31:25
Speaker 6: Now you heard.
31:26
Speaker 1: But I don't know what dog he's got in the
31:28
Speaker 1: fight with skin in the game, because normally he is
31:31
Speaker 1: on LA law enforcement like a cheap suit. But today
31:35
Speaker 1: when it works in the defense's favor, it's like, oh,
31:38
Speaker 1: it was just a mistake.
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Speaker 6: Did you hear the first boy?
31:42
Speaker 1: Well, probably not the first one of the prior molestation victims.
31:46
Speaker 1: I go to sleep, I see him trying to pull
31:49
Speaker 1: down my shorts.
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Speaker 6: I woke up. I punched him and he told me
31:52
Speaker 6: it was a joke.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, As a sex time flow detective, I was for
31:55
Speaker 8: twenty years with LAPD.
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Speaker 6: This breaks my heart.
31:58
Speaker 8: We did drop the ball on this poor victim. The
32:02
Speaker 8: case was submitted to the d's office electronically and the
32:04
Speaker 8: satinder queue untouched for months. That's what sources familiar with
32:10
Speaker 8: the investigation have told me. And when the investigators called
32:12
Speaker 8: the DEA's office to follow up, they realized that nobody
32:16
Speaker 8: had looked at this case for a long time. And
32:18
Speaker 8: that's where we dropped the ball.
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Speaker 1: Oh you know what, I don't like what you just said, Caristillo,
32:23
Speaker 1: drop the ball.
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Speaker 6: That's like, oops, I dropped the ball.
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Speaker 1: This is abandoned and malignant heart dropped the ball. Oscar
32:35
Speaker 1: is dead because somebody dropped the ball.
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Speaker 6: An a Sonota. That's not all listen.
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Speaker 10: Detectives learned that there was another unrelated child sexual abuse
32:47
Speaker 10: case being handled by the Los Angeles Police Department's Foothill
32:51
Speaker 10: Division involving Garcia Aquino.
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Speaker 1: Crime stories with Nancy Grace, a new victim added to
33:09
Speaker 1: the counts against a youth soccer coach. Can you ever
33:12
Speaker 1: be too careful when you have your children under the
33:17
Speaker 1: supervision of another adult, you believe they're trustworthy. They may
33:24
Speaker 1: be with the youth soccer league, they may be a
33:26
Speaker 1: school teacher, a piano teacher.
33:29
Speaker 6: But do you ever really know?
33:31
Speaker 1: It's enough to keep you up half the night worried.
33:35
Speaker 1: This boy, Oscar Omar Hernandez dead killed during a so
33:43
Speaker 1: called lewd act. The boy known as Omar played for
33:48
Speaker 1: the Hurricane Valley Boys soccer club Garcia Ichino.
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Speaker 6: His coach Sierra.
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Speaker 1: How many at this juncture, how many young boy vic
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Speaker 1: thames do we know of?
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Speaker 6: At this point?
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Speaker 7: We know that there were two charges filed against Garcia
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Speaker 7: a Keno now in relation to previous sex abuse cases,
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Speaker 7: one from twenty twenty two and one from twenty twenty four.
34:13
Speaker 7: But during this press conference we did hear Sheriff Robert
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Speaker 7: Luna emphasize that police and sheriff department believe that there
34:22
Speaker 7: may be more victims. They are searching for more victims.
34:24
Speaker 7: Anyone with information or who believes they've been a victim
34:27
Speaker 7: of Garcia a Quino they ask contact them and.
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Speaker 14: That they were looking at everything.
34:32
Speaker 7: Authorities believe there may be more assault victims or missing
34:34
Speaker 7: persons connected to garcia Qino. They are open, they are
34:37
Speaker 7: looking for both.
34:38
Speaker 6: Okay, everybody sit down. You may need to lay down
34:40
Speaker 6: for this too. Listen to the La County Sheriff Robert Lana.
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Speaker 10: Garcia Quino was a youth travel soccer coach with the
34:48
Speaker 10: Hurricane Valley Boys Soccer Club in the Silmar area, working
34:53
Speaker 10: with different age divisions. He had no reported criminal history
34:59
Speaker 10: byes and.
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Speaker 1: You know, Sheriff Lena, I like you, and I'm anything
35:02
Speaker 1: against you, But why did you just say that he
35:05
Speaker 1: had no reported criminal history? Did you not just hear
35:10
Speaker 1: the boy victim that happened over a year ago and
35:14
Speaker 1: nothing was done. So while there's not a conviction, there
35:20
Speaker 1: is an arrest, there is an allegation. Let me rephrase,
35:26
Speaker 1: feling the assault with an intent to commit a Leude
35:28
Speaker 1: Act twenty twenty two felon the assault with intent to
35:31
Speaker 1: commit rape Lude act on a child aged fourteen or fifteen.
35:36
Speaker 1: Those are the ones that we have been able to
35:39
Speaker 1: dig up. How many more are out there? I mean,
35:43
Speaker 1: you know, Moses Castillo, isn't it true? Step statistically, when
35:48
Speaker 1: a child molester is caught once that there are dozens
35:53
Speaker 1: of prior undetected child molestations.
35:56
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
35:56
Speaker 8: That's why the message here today is if you're out
35:58
Speaker 8: there and you're a victim of this, this evil monster,
36:01
Speaker 8: please come forward. It was never your fault and I
36:04
Speaker 8: want you to know that one hundred percent, and you
36:07
Speaker 8: have the support of the victim services that are going
36:10
Speaker 8: to be coming for you and available to you.
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Speaker 1: Nothing was done on prior claims of child molestation against
36:17
Speaker 1: the so called traveling coach. Nothing was done, The files
36:21
Speaker 1: gathered dust, and now a little boy is dead and his.
36:26
Speaker 6: Body thrown on the side of the road.
36:29
Speaker 3: Listen, we don't have the actual details of how he
36:32
Speaker 3: was killed at this exact moment, nor do we have
36:36
Speaker 3: all the reports that will come in when the coroner produces.
36:40
Speaker 2: His They've already performed an autopsy and it turned out
36:44
Speaker 2: there was a lot of alcohol in his urine.
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Speaker 15: This is a statement.
36:47
Speaker 2: That's the only thing left to investigate is whether he.
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Speaker 1: Was sexually imputed things and my boys drink and I'm
36:53
Speaker 1: sure of that.
36:55
Speaker 6: Why because he didn't resist. Guys.
36:58
Speaker 1: That is from our friends at University thirty four LA.
37:03
Speaker 1: It's almost more than I can take in what we
37:07
Speaker 1: are hearing. Doctor Michelle Duprey the boy found on the
37:10
Speaker 1: side of the road like he's trash. I imagine days
37:14
Speaker 1: had passed. Are we going to be able to get
37:16
Speaker 1: a CEOD cause of death and we'll be able to
37:19
Speaker 1: Will we be able to tell had the.
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Speaker 13: Boy been molested? Yes, Nancy, I think we will. We
37:24
Speaker 13: can often tell so much even though time has passed,
37:26
Speaker 13: and in this case, it's likely that we did find
37:30
Speaker 13: alcohol in the blood. But we're also probably going to
37:34
Speaker 13: be able to tell that he may have been strangled
37:36
Speaker 13: or certainly if there was any type of blunt force trauma,
37:39
Speaker 13: which is typical in cases like this, especially the strangulation.
37:42
Speaker 1: So how long will alcohol still be in the victim's system.
37:45
Speaker 6: It can be in there for days, Nancy.
37:47
Speaker 13: If we can't get it in the blood, we can
37:49
Speaker 13: take it from the vitreous, which is an excellent long
37:52
Speaker 13: term way to get this kind of toxicology report. Vitreous
37:56
Speaker 13: is what vitrius is, the fluid inside the eyeballs. Well protected,
38:00
Speaker 13: it gives us a very good pre mortem indication of
38:04
Speaker 13: many things like electrolytes or alcohol content.
38:07
Speaker 1: Okay, let me just warn the LA District attorney do
38:10
Speaker 1: not jump on the bandwagon.
38:13
Speaker 6: But apparently he is listen, if.
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Speaker 9: He had been arrested on that earlier alleged defense, he
38:19
Speaker 9: wouldn't have been on the streets, and he certainly would
38:21
Speaker 9: not be working as a coach.
38:23
Speaker 3: In order to develop the evidence for any particular offense,
38:27
Speaker 3: as we will be providing in court, it doesn't happen overnight.
38:30
Speaker 3: So even though that original offense occurred back in February
38:34
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty four, that investigated started approximately within I
38:40
Speaker 3: forgot within weeks of that particular investigation. But you have
38:44
Speaker 3: to actually go through all the different parts of an
38:47
Speaker 3: investigation before you ever get to it.
38:51
Speaker 4: Why would the government, knowing he had such an accusation,
38:54
Speaker 4: allow him to be free?
38:57
Speaker 6: Yeah? Why would they?
39:00
Speaker 1: Our friends at KTLA five, you know as much tap
39:03
Speaker 1: dancing as the DA's doing.
39:04
Speaker 6: You need to just admit the truth.
39:07
Speaker 1: There's no way to fix this now. They dropped the ball.
39:11
Speaker 1: As Castillo said earlier, Why is it that we so
39:15
Speaker 1: willingly trust sports coaches named Larry Nasser ringing a bell?
39:20
Speaker 6: I wish I never heard it, sir.
39:22
Speaker 1: Before you did, and touching these victims in all of
39:25
Speaker 1: these accounts was unglogged? Is that correct?
39:29
Speaker 11: Yes?
39:30
Speaker 6: You fear it and it was not from any medical purpose.
39:33
Speaker 14: Is that correct?
39:36
Speaker 7: It was for your own purpose?
39:37
Speaker 14: Is that correct?
39:39
Speaker 11: Yes?
39:39
Speaker 1: I don't want another young gymnast, Olympic athlete, or any
39:43
Speaker 1: individual to experience the horror that I and hundreds of
39:47
Speaker 1: others have endured. One of my heroes right there, Simone Biles.
39:51
Speaker 1: That was from our friends at NBC.
39:53
Speaker 6: Just think about it.
39:54
Speaker 1: At that elite level, an Olympic coach molesting scores of
40:03
Speaker 1: young girls, some as young as thirteen. I can hardly
40:06
Speaker 1: stand to look at him. He makes me sick just
40:09
Speaker 1: to look at him. Girls representing our country. This little
40:16
Speaker 1: boy is dead, his body thrown on the side of
40:23
Speaker 1: the road and behind bars. The description by Homeland Security
40:28
Speaker 1: is a depraved illegal alien. There's no telling how many
40:40
Speaker 1: little boys were molested by him, and he had a
40:45
Speaker 1: a sonoda unfettered access to them.
40:49
Speaker 14: Absolutely, predators run on gas, grooming access, and space. Coaches,
40:55
Speaker 14: especially travel coaches, have an exceptional amount of gas. They
41:01
Speaker 14: get time away with the child, they built trust with
41:03
Speaker 14: the parents and Nancy. Parents are good parents, are doing
41:07
Speaker 14: what they can. This family had high hopes for what
41:11
Speaker 14: this sports coach was going to be able to do
41:13
Speaker 14: for their son. How many countless families are in the
41:16
Speaker 14: same position, and predators, by golly, they know it and
41:20
Speaker 14: they exploit that every time.
41:22
Speaker 1: You know, Karen Stark, I'm not sure if I told
41:25
Speaker 1: you about this, but I remember a Methodist lay leader
41:29
Speaker 1: who was a college professor came and spoke at our
41:32
Speaker 1: church and promised to coach me free, because you know,
41:37
Speaker 1: we were broke Spanish private Spanish coaching, and my parents
41:44
Speaker 1: let me, along with my sister go to this guy's
41:50
Speaker 1: home with his family. There was an hour away, and
41:55
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about it. My parents were so happy that
41:59
Speaker 1: I I could get this private coaching in Spanish.
42:05
Speaker 6: It was taking Spanish at school. This is like that point.
42:09
Speaker 6: It was in the.
42:09
Speaker 1: Fifth grade, and they thought, oh, something we can't afford
42:13
Speaker 1: that we can give her. So it's not the parent's fault.
42:19
Speaker 1: I don't want to portrayed that way.
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Speaker 9: It's not the parent's fault, Nancy. That's so correct, because
42:25
Speaker 9: we're talking about master manipulators. They are charming. Their exterior
42:32
Speaker 9: is trusting. They act like you can trust them with
42:35
Speaker 9: your children, and parents are looking for help. They're in
42:39
Speaker 9: a position of authority in that way, and you can't
42:43
Speaker 9: count on the children. Unfortunately, parents believe that maybe their
42:47
Speaker 9: children would tell them that something was wrong, but the
42:50
Speaker 9: children are afraid. They don't understand, they don't know how
42:54
Speaker 9: to come forward, they don't even have the words for
42:56
Speaker 9: it developmentally. So it is a terrible, really, a terrible
43:02
Speaker 9: problem that parents need to be aware of and investigate
43:06
Speaker 9: who's with your children beforehand.
43:09
Speaker 1: Guys, let me announce that there is a gofund me
43:11
Speaker 1: for Oscar Hernandez's family. They're just trying to get money
43:16
Speaker 1: to pay off the funeral. It's at GoFundMe dot com
43:20
Speaker 1: Oscar Omar Hernandez. Right now, the state is building its case,
43:27
Speaker 1: and when I say building its case, I mean looking
43:31
Speaker 1: for other child victims.
43:34
Speaker 6: I believe that these other.
43:37
Speaker 1: Child victims will testify in a court of law under
43:42
Speaker 1: the theory of similar transactions to bolster the state's case
43:48
Speaker 1: and the murder of little Oscar. The state is also
43:53
Speaker 1: looking for these victims and looking for witnesses to possibly
43:58
Speaker 1: seeing the coach with little Oscar. If you know or
44:04
Speaker 1: think you know anything about this case, please dial eight
44:08
Speaker 1: one eight three seven four five four one five or
44:15
Speaker 1: toll free eight hundred two two two eight four seven
44:20
Speaker 1: seven repeat eight hundred two two two eight four seven seven.
44:26
Speaker 1: I believe that's the number I would use, because the
44:28
Speaker 1: States already dropped the ball on the case already, I
44:32
Speaker 1: would go with crime stoppers. Omar had just turned thirteen,
44:37
Speaker 1: last seen traveling to the Antelope Valley to help the
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Speaker 1: coach make soccer jerseys. His body was found in a
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Speaker 1: ditch in Matura County. We wait as justice unfalse. Nancy
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Speaker 1: Grace signing off, goodbye friend,