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Victim Records Video of "Bridge Guy" Just Before Murder |Crime Alert Recap Saturday 10.26.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert hourly update, breaking crime news Now.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Drew Nelson.
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  Speaker 3: The latest from Tuesday.
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  Speaker 2: In the ongoing double murder trial in Delphi, Indiana, enters
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  Speaker 2: its fifth day of testimony today. On Tuesday, investigators focused
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  Speaker 2: on the crime scene evidence and a video from one
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  Speaker 2: of the victim's phones. Richard Allen, aged fifty two, is
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  Speaker 2: accused of killing two teen girls who vanished in twenty
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  Speaker 2: seventeen near the mo Noan High Bridge. On Tuesday, Indiana
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  Speaker 2: State Police Lieutenant Brian Bunner, who is a digital forensic examiner,
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  Speaker 2: testified about data extraction from Libby German's phone. He described
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  Speaker 2: how they retrieved and processed the phone data into a report,
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  Speaker 2: noting that the report was hundreds of pages long. Bunner
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  Speaker 2: shared that the video from Libby's phone was about thirty
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  Speaker 2: five seconds long, taken between two and two thirty on
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  Speaker 2: the day of the murders. A digital forensic expert testified
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  Speaker 2: about a thirty five second video found on Libby Jerman's phone.
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  Speaker 2: The video shows the girls walking on the bridge before
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  Speaker 2: their deaths. In the clip, their voices can be heard
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  Speaker 2: discussing the trail and noting that they had to find
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  Speaker 2: a different path The video has been a critical piece
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  Speaker 2: of evidence, but it does not show the moment they
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  Speaker 2: were confronted by the man known as Bridge Guy. The
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  Speaker 2: prosecution asked if the screenshots from the video showed anyone
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  Speaker 2: behind Abby. At first, Bunner said no, but in later
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  Speaker 2: photos he confirmed that he could see a man. The
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  Speaker 2: defense cross examined Bunner, asking about the metadata and GPS
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  Speaker 2: accuracy from the phone. Earlier on Tuesday, Indiana State Troop
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  Speaker 2: of Brian O'Lahy continued his testimony from Monday. He detailed
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  Speaker 2: several pieces of evidence, including a black Nike shoe found
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  Speaker 2: near Libby's body and various items of clothing from both girls.
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  Speaker 2: The defense questioned him about whether any DNA found at
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  Speaker 2: the scene linked to Alan, to which Olay he responded
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  Speaker 2: that he was not aware of any such evidence. Monday
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  Speaker 2: session revealed disturbing crime scene photos. Libby's family sobbed in
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  Speaker 2: court as they saw graphic images of her body. Prosecutors
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  Speaker 2: showed evidence like Libby's phone, of forty caliber Smith and
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  Speaker 2: Wesson cartridge, and blood swabs from the scene. They also
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  Speaker 2: questioned the placement of ranches on the girl's body, which
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  Speaker 2: investigators believe were used to conceal them. The defense pressed
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  Speaker 2: the investigators on why some evidence like the sticks was
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  Speaker 2: not collected right away. Investigators admitted they returned weeks later
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  Speaker 2: to Gappago.
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  Speaker 1: I'm Jackie Howard. The search for missing mom Suzanne Clark
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  Speaker 1: Simpson has entered its third week, while her husband remains
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  Speaker 1: behind bars, refusing to cooperate with the investigation. Police and
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  Speaker 1: search teams have now searched four locations around San Antonio.
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  Speaker 1: Crommewald Lenes Dave Mick says no new evidence in the
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  Speaker 1: mom's disappearance has been recovered.
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  Speaker 3: After four days, police have ended the search at a
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  Speaker 3: landfill in southeast Bear County. Authorities said they focused on
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  Speaker 3: the site after GPS data led them there and were
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  Speaker 3: confident they would recover Suzanne's remains, but now admit they
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  Speaker 3: found no evidence at the site during their search.
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  Speaker 1: Almost Park Police resumed their search for Simpson in wooded
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  Speaker 1: areas in and around Almost Park. Cops have enlisted the
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  Speaker 1: help of Texas Search and Rescue and are still asking
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  Speaker 1: the public to leave the search to the professionals. Foot
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  Speaker 1: searchers and dog teams are coming several areas looking for
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  Speaker 1: traces of Suzanne Brad Simpson's defense attorney claims that police
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  Speaker 1: are manipulating the public perception of his client with ludicrous charges.
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  Speaker 1: Steve Gilmore repeats that Simpson reported Suzanne missing immediately after
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  Speaker 1: learning she missed the kindergarten pickup. Gilmore also insists that
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  Speaker 1: Simpson wanted to cooperate with Olmos Park PDE but quickly
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  Speaker 1: caught on that authorities were trying to obtain and arrest
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  Speaker 1: warrant when Chief Jegis rescheduled their follow up interview three times.
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  Speaker 4: Gilmore speculates that prosecutors have no intent to pursue the
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  Speaker 4: two misdemeanor charges, pointing out that there is no recorded
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  Speaker 4: history of domestic violence in the couple's twenty two years
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  Speaker 4: of marriage and the allegations could not be proven in court.
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  Speaker 4: Gilmore suggests the only reason Simpson is facing a federal
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  Speaker 4: gun charge is to ensure he remains behind bars because
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  Speaker 4: law enforcement knows there is no chance a judge would
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  Speaker 4: uphold a two million dollars bond. Gilmour claims to have
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  Speaker 4: a receipt proving Simpson did register the short barrel rifle
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  Speaker 4: in question.
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  Speaker 1: Brad Simpson has been charged with a federal gun charge
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  Speaker 1: which means he's facing ten years in prison and a
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  Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty thousand dollars fine. Simpson's family members
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  Speaker 1: turned over his arsenal of weapons in the days after
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  Speaker 1: Suzanne's disappearance. Among the guns was an unregistered short barrel rifle.
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  Speaker 1: Simpson also owned several silencers.
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  Speaker 3: Late Monday night, two weeks after Suzanne Simpson disappears, husband
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  Speaker 3: Brad Simpson's longtime business partner, is arrested on felony charges.
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  Speaker 3: James Cotter, sixty five, is charged with tampering with evidence
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  Speaker 3: and owning an unauthorized weapon. While police have not officially
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  Speaker 3: revealed if the arrest is tied to Suzanne's disappearance, a
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  Speaker 3: law enforcement source claims Cotter allegedly helped Brad Simpson hide
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  Speaker 3: a gun possibly tied to Suzanne's disappearance.
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  Speaker 5: I'm Nicole Parton in Kentucky, a woman is now seeking
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  Speaker 5: love from behind bars after a fatal incident where she
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  Speaker 5: shot her boyfriend in the face. Shane Hubbers, thirty three,
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  Speaker 5: was convicted of killing Ryan Poston in twenty twelve. She
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  Speaker 5: was sentenced to life in prison in twenty eighteen after
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  Speaker 5: a jury convicted her of murdering her on again, off
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  Speaker 5: again boyfriend, Ryan Postin we the.
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  Speaker 2: Jury find the defendant guilty of murder. WE the jury
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  Speaker 2: fixed the defendant, Seanna Huver's punishment for the offensive murder
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  Speaker 2: at life imprisonment.
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  Speaker 5: The incident occurred after post And went on a date
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  Speaker 5: with Aubrey Bolt, Miss Ohio, twenty twenty two. During a
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  Speaker 5: police interview immediately after her arrest, she confided in detectives
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  Speaker 5: that she feared quote if anyone would ever want to
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  Speaker 5: marry me if they know I killed my boy boyfriend,
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  Speaker 5: not funny. Two separate juries determine Hubber's murdered post and
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  Speaker 5: in cold blood, not ever self defense. Currently incarcerated, Hubbers
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  Speaker 5: is trying to turn over a new leaf and find companionship.
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  Speaker 5: She's doing that through the pin Pal service right a
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  Speaker 5: prisoner based in Florida. On her profile, Hubber's express that
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  Speaker 5: she has evolved significantly since her arrest. As a twenty
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  Speaker 5: one year old, Hubbard shared fifteen photographs of herself and
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  Speaker 5: her profile, some of which were taken from inside prison.
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  Speaker 5: I am tall and a thin brunette, standing five nine,
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  Speaker 5: one hundred and fifteen pounds with lots of long, wavy,
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  Speaker 5: golden brown hair, big steel blue eyes and a wide, bright,
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  Speaker 5: heart shaped smile. She said, no one really knows or
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  Speaker 5: can explain what I've been through besides me. She is
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  Speaker 5: looking for someone who will see her for the person
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  Speaker 5: she is today and not for the past actions of
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  Speaker 5: shooting her boyfriend in the face because he went on
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  Speaker 5: a date with a Miss Beauty pat Despite facing a
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  Speaker 5: life sentence, she remains hopeful of an early release. She
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  Speaker 5: claimed self defense, but was eventually found guilty of murder
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  Speaker 5: after a retrial. Despite the challenges she faced, Hubber's remains
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  Speaker 5: optimistic that she will find love behind bars. For the
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  Speaker 5: Nicole Carton.