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Crime Alert 10.04.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Prime Alert, I'm Nancy Grays Breaking crime News. Now. Tenor
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  Speaker 1: Cook films pranks for his YouTube channel Classified Goons. For
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  Speaker 1: one video, he approaches his door desk driver and holds
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  Speaker 1: a cell phone to his ear while Siri reads something.
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  Speaker 1: The driver, Alan Colly reportedly asks Cook to stop, but
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  Speaker 1: Cook chases Collie with the cell phone. Collie gets a
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  Speaker 1: gun and shoots Cook. Cook rushed to the hospital.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Cook's other recent pranks include dressing as a clown
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  Speaker 2: and riding a handicap scooter through a grocery store, and
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  Speaker 2: accusing customers of stealing animals at PetSmart. Cook claims his
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  Speaker 2: pranks are intended to confuse, not scare targets, but at
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  Speaker 2: six foot five, Coley claims Cook frightened him and he
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  Speaker 2: felt the need to protect himself when Cook ignored his
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  Speaker 2: request to stop.
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  Speaker 1: The door desk driver Collie thirty one, now facing gun charges.
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  Speaker 1: Two California teams head to Forest Hill Bridge, the tallest
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  Speaker 1: bridge in California, to film themselves swinging from the underside
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  Speaker 1: of the bridge, but their equipment fails, leaving the older
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  Speaker 1: one dangling from a rope thirty feet under the bridge
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  Speaker 1: and seven hundred feet from the ground. Cops and fire
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  Speaker 1: departments worked quickly to raise the team back up the bridge.
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  Speaker 1: Both boys seventeen to nineteen, now facing charges of trespassing.
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  Speaker 1: More Crime and Justice Needs after this with the latest
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  Speaker 1: Prime and Justice breaking news, Crime allized John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: We began in Michigan as the parents of a teenager
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  Speaker 3: who fatally shot poor pupils at Oakland County's Oxford High
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  Speaker 3: School can now be tried for involuntary manslaughter. This after
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  Speaker 3: the Michigan Supreme Court rejected an appealed for more, we
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  Speaker 3: turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The parents of Ethan Crumbley are accused of disregarding their
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  Speaker 2: son's mental health requirements and granting him access to a gun.
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  Speaker 2: The Supreme Court upheld the state appeals courts March, ruling
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  Speaker 2: that James and Jennifer Crumbley could go to trial with
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  Speaker 2: the one sentence order. At this point, the burden of
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  Speaker 2: proof for prosecutors and some Urban Detroit was just to
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  Speaker 2: establish that there was probable cause to prosecute the parents.
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  Speaker 2: The Appeals Court says that an Oakland County jury will
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  Speaker 2: hear a more thorough case from all parties in the
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  Speaker 2: November twenty twenty one shooting at Oxford High roughly forty
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  Speaker 2: miles north of Detroit. Crumbley is accused of killing Madison Baldwin,
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  Speaker 2: Tate Meyer, Hannah Saint Juliana, and Justin Shilling. There were
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  Speaker 2: additional injuries to six students in a teacher Ethan. Crumbley
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  Speaker 2: admitted to both murder and acts of terrorism, and a
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  Speaker 2: judge determined that the defendant is eligible for life in
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  Speaker 2: prison without the possibility of parole. The parents' legal council
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  Speaker 2: maintains that the school shooting was unforseeable. They admit that
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  Speaker 2: poor choices were made, but they were not ones that
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  Speaker 2: merited the maximum fifteen year prison term for involuntary manslaughter.
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  Speaker 3: Crumbley is now seventeen years old fifteen at the time
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  Speaker 3: of the shooting. You'll be sentenced December eighth. As law
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  Speaker 3: enforcement officials examine video of the social media inspired chaos
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  Speaker 3: in Philadelphia, prosecutors now say more people will be charged
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  Speaker 3: with breaking into businesses as a result of the flashmob
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  Speaker 3: style break ins at dozens of stores, including foot Locker, Lululemon,
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  Speaker 3: and Apple. More than seventy people have already been charged
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  Speaker 3: with a variety of offenses including burglary, conspiracy, and riot.
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  Speaker 3: The defendants, with the exception of six, are all adults.
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  Speaker 3: Before the smash and grab thefts, a group of demonstrators
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  Speaker 3: peacefully protested against a judge's ruling to throw out murder
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  Speaker 3: and other charges against a Philadelphia police officer who shot
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  Speaker 3: and killed a driver, Eddie Irazari, through a rolled up window.
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  Speaker 3: Officials claimed the protesters had no connection to the burglary suspects.
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  Speaker 3: The demonstrators were marching as a sign of support for
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  Speaker 3: Irazari's family. According to the prosecution, they are looking to
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  Speaker 3: reinstate charges against Mark Diald. The discharged police officer Elon Musk,
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  Speaker 3: has been sued for defamation by a California man who
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  Speaker 3: claims he was harassed as a result of the billionaire
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  Speaker 3: amplifying statements on his social media site x formerly known
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  Speaker 3: as Twitter that falsely claimed the man was involved in
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  Speaker 3: a clash with far right protesters. Once again, crime online
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  Speaker 3: Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Twenty two year old Benjamin Brody is being defended by
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  Speaker 2: Mark Bankston, a Texas lawyer who triumphed in a defamation
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  Speaker 2: action last year against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones On behalf
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  Speaker 2: of Sandy Hook Elementary massacre victim's families. Brody is asking
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  Speaker 2: for an Austin, Texas jury trial, as well as unspecified
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  Speaker 2: damages of at least a million dollars. Video released on
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  Speaker 2: X in June showed a protester involved altercation near an
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  Speaker 2: Oregon Pride festival. According to our friends with The Oregonian,
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  Speaker 2: several of the participants wore clothing inspired by the Proud
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  Speaker 2: Boys extreme group. On x some users mistook one of
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  Speaker 2: the participants as Brody, emphasizing his post college ambitions to
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  Speaker 2: work for the government, to spread unfounded claims that federal
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  Speaker 2: agents were involved. The lawsuit contains images of Musk conversing
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  Speaker 2: with users who were sharing the Brody posting, including one
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  Speaker 2: that Musk labeled as a quote probable false flag situation.
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  Speaker 3: According to the lawsuit, Musk's influence led to the harassment
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  Speaker 3: of the recent college graduate, who maintains he was in
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  Speaker 3: California at the time of the incident.
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  Speaker 1: Porter Albert seventy seven often helps people in need and
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  Speaker 1: decides to sponsor a homeless mother and daughter. He discovers
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  Speaker 1: the pair of living in the woods near his home,
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  Speaker 1: buys them housing, provides them financial assistance, even trying to
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  Speaker 1: get the teen enrolled in school. One afternoon, Porter Dustma's
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  Speaker 1: shopping at Big Lots but never returns home. A friend
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  Speaker 1: reports Porter missing. Cops find his home unlocked, his belongings
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  Speaker 1: left behind. The day before the missing person's report was filed,
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  Speaker 1: the unlicensed teen is pulled over in Albert's car, but
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  Speaker 1: says she hasn't heard from him in days and is
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  Speaker 1: trying to find him. Cops initially don't find that suspicious,
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  Speaker 1: but the teen is now considered a person of interest
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  Speaker 1: in Porter Albert's disappearance. Porter seventy seven now missing over
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  Speaker 1: three years. If you have any information on Porter Albert,
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  Speaker 1: contact Fort Myers PD two three nine three two one
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  Speaker 1: seventy seven hundred. For the latest crime injustice news, go
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  Speaker 1: to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.