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Kansas Child Correct About 'Monster' Under Bed | Crime Alert 04.11.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grays Breaking crime News Now. A
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  Speaker 1: Kansas nanny confused when the children she looks after are
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  Speaker 1: unusually scared to be in their bedroom alone. After she
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  Speaker 1: puts them down for the night, one of the children
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  Speaker 1: says there's a monster under the bed. The nanny gets
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  Speaker 1: on the floor to assure them there's nothing there and
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  Speaker 1: comes face to face with a stranger. Martin Violobis Junior
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  Speaker 1: scrambles to his feet, knocking the bed over and attacks
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  Speaker 1: the babysitter. She hits the Villa Lobis several times and
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  Speaker 1: he runs.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Violobos used to live at the home, but was
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  Speaker 2: ordered to stay away from the property under a protection
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  Speaker 2: from abuse order. It's unclear if Beolobos had any relationship
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  Speaker 2: to the children. One of the children was knocked to
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  Speaker 2: the ground in the altercation between Vie Lobos and the nanny,
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  Speaker 2: but they were unharmed. Police spend all night searching for
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  Speaker 2: via Lobos, and he's finally caught the next morning, arrested
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  Speaker 2: after a brief footchase.
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  Speaker 1: Martin Villa Lobos Junior twenty seven now charged with aggravated burglary, battery, kidnapping,
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  Speaker 1: and child in dangerous Jaythan Gilder walks into Florida Tiffany's,
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  Speaker 1: claiming to represent an an NBA player. He's shown two
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  Speaker 1: sets of solitaire diamond earrings worth nearly eight hundred thousand dollars.
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  Speaker 1: While an employee's pulling a third pair, he snatches the
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  Speaker 1: diamonds and runs employees compolice with Guilder's license plate. Six
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  Speaker 1: hours later, highway patrol catches up with Guilder. As they
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  Speaker 1: approach his car, they see him throw something in his
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  Speaker 1: mouth and swallow. Fearing he had taken drugs, He's rushed
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  Speaker 1: to the hospital. He refuses to let staff provide treatment.
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  Speaker 1: As he's booked, a metal detector reveals foreign objects in
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  Speaker 1: his body. A month later, he has now passed all
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  Speaker 1: four Tiffany earrings, as well as two more earrings from
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  Speaker 1: an unknown source. He's now charged with burglary and grand theft.
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  Speaker 1: Who I don't want to handle that evidence. More crimeing
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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.
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  Speaker 3: John Lemley, the gunman who killed ten black shoppers at
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  Speaker 3: a Buffalo, New York supermarket, wants his his federal trial
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  Speaker 3: moved to New York City. Attorneys for Peyton Gendron argue
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  Speaker 3: it would be nearly impossible to seat an impartial and
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  Speaker 3: diverse jury in Buffalo, citing segregation and extensive media coverage. Gendron,
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  Speaker 3: now facing life in prison without parole, has already pleaded
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  Speaker 3: guilty to state murder charges, but he faces a federal
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  Speaker 3: trial on hate crimes and weapons counts, charges that carry
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  Speaker 3: the death penalty. Prosecutors say he targeted the store to
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  Speaker 3: stop what he called the replacement of white people. He
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  Speaker 3: live streamed the attack, which left three others wounded. His
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  Speaker 3: lawyers say the trial should be moved to a more
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  Speaker 3: diverse jury pool in New York City. The Justice Department
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  Speaker 3: has not yet responded. Jury selection is set for September.
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  Speaker 3: The FBI is stepping up efforts to solve violent crimes
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  Speaker 3: in Native American communities, sending additional personnel to field offices
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  Speaker 3: across ten states. Crime Online correspondent Sidney Sumner has more
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  Speaker 3: for us.
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  Speaker 2: The FBI is deploying extra agents and analysts over the
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  Speaker 2: next six months to tackle unsolved cases on reservations. Personnel
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  Speaker 2: will rotate through field offices in ten states, working with
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  Speaker 2: tribal authorities and federal prosecutors who address the crisis. Attorney
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  Speaker 2: General Pamela Bondi calls crime rates in Native communities unacceptably
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  Speaker 2: high and says the Justice Department is committed to accountability.
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  Speaker 2: This builds on passed efforts. President Trump launched a federal
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  Speaker 2: task force in twenty twenty, and President Biden later expanded
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  Speaker 2: those initiatives, including the Not Invisible Act Commission. Despite these measures,
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  Speaker 2: advocates argue permanent resources are needed. Abigail Echohawk of the
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  Speaker 2: Urban Indian Health Institute says this shouldn't be just a
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  Speaker 2: one time effort. Indian country needs lasting support. The FBI
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  Speaker 2: currently has over forty three hundred open investigations, including cases
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  Speaker 2: of homicide, child abuse, and domestic violence. Advocates hope this
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  Speaker 2: latest surge leads to long term change.
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  Speaker 3: Whether this effort brings lasting results remains to be seen
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  Speaker 3: for now. How Native American communities await justice.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Around two pm Feb ten, Alleghany County PD
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  Speaker 1: find an abandoned car East Pittsburgh Mckeysport Boulevard, near metalworking
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  Speaker 1: plants and near a real yard. The car registered to
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  Speaker 1: Maria Krause, whose family says was last seen at her Wall,
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  Speaker 1: Pennsylvania home eight forty five a m. But now she's
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  Speaker 1: not answering her phone. When Maria doesn't come home that night,
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  Speaker 1: she's officially reported missing. A witness believes they've seen Maria
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  Speaker 1: walking down East Pittsburgh mckay'sport Boulevard about an hour and
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  Speaker 1: a half before her car is discovered. Family says if
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  Speaker 1: Maria ran out of gas or the car broke down,
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  Speaker 1: it's highly unusual she didn't call for help. Maria Kraus
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  Speaker 1: five two, two hundred pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes, glasses
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  Speaker 1: with both a nose and lip piercing. Last scene wearing
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  Speaker 1: a black hoodie and black leggings. If you have info
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  Speaker 1: on Maria Krause, please call Alleghany County Pence, Solvania PD
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  Speaker 1: four one two four seven three twelve fifty one. For
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  Speaker 1: the latest crime and justice news, go to crimeonline dot
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  Speaker 1: We do our best to find missing people, especially children,
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  Speaker 1: and solve unsolved homicides. With this crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace.