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Crime Alert 11.08.24 | Montana Man Tries to Steal Plane on Behalf of "Bad People" · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Climb Alert.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Nancy Gray's breaking crime news. Now. Justin Seymour charges
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  Speaker 2: through TSA at Missoula International Airport despite agents orders to stop.
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  Speaker 2: He'spis passengers pouring off an Alaskan airline's flight and pushes
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  Speaker 2: his way down the jet bridge to a boe in
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  Speaker 2: seven thirty seven. When an employee he tries to stop him,
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  Speaker 2: he shoves her to the ground. Inside the plane, he
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  Speaker 2: attacks two flight attendants to gain access to the cockpit,
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  Speaker 2: but air marshals forcibly removed Seymour from the plane before
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  Speaker 2: he can get it started.
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  Speaker 3: Nancy Seymour tells agents he needed to take the plane
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  Speaker 3: to Estonia because bad people told him to. It's unclear
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  Speaker 3: if Seymour had any previous piloting knowledge. He also told
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  Speaker 3: agents he thought he was going to be able to
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  Speaker 3: fly the plane. None of the staff that tried to
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  Speaker 3: stop Seymour had any serious injuries, but the plane was
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  Speaker 3: removed from all of its scheduled flights for the day
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  Speaker 3: to give Meatnan's professionals time to ensure Seymour did not
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  Speaker 3: cause any damage.
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  Speaker 2: Justin Seymour thirty four, now charged with robbery and aggravated
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  Speaker 2: burglary Markel roy Old gets in an argument with his
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  Speaker 2: wife over dinner about his drinking habits. Royal, currently intoxicated,
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  Speaker 2: gets more angry eventually picks up a bull of spaghetti
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  Speaker 2: and throws it at his wife of nine years, hitting
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  Speaker 2: her in the chest. Cops are called the sauce still
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  Speaker 2: on her shirt evidence enough for Royal to be carted
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  Speaker 2: off on battery. A judge orders Royal to have no
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  Speaker 2: contact with his wife for the spaghetti assault incident. More
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  Speaker 2: crime in Justice news after this Now with the latest
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  Speaker 2: crime in justice breaking news Crime Onlines John Linley.
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  Speaker 1: In Columbus, Ohio, former police officer Adam Coy has been
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  Speaker 1: convicted of murder for fatally shooting Andre Hill, an unarmed
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  Speaker 1: black man, in December twenty twenty. Coy, a nineteen year
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  Speaker 1: veteran of the police force, fired four shots at Hill,
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  Speaker 1: who was holding only a cell phone and keys while
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  Speaker 1: standing in a friend's garage. Coy, who testified that he
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  Speaker 1: thought he had a gun, was dismissed from the department
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  Speaker 1: after the shooting. Bodycam footage showed Hill raising his cell
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  Speaker 1: phone as he emerged from the garage, and nearly ten
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  Speaker 1: minutes passed before officers provided aid. The forty seven year
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  Speaker 1: old Hill later died at a hospital. His death prompted
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  Speaker 1: Columbus to pass Andre's Law, which mandates officers to provide
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  Speaker 1: immediate medical assistance to injured individuals, and led to a
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  Speaker 1: ten million dollars settlement with Hill's family, marking the largest
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  Speaker 1: in city history. Coy's defense has vowed to appeal the verdict,
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  Speaker 1: facing at least fifteen years in prison. He set to
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  Speaker 1: be sentenced on November twenty five. Now to New York
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  Speaker 1: as three people have now been indicted on hate crime
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  Speaker 1: charges after red paint was used to deface the homes
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  Speaker 1: of Brooklyn Museum officials amid pro Palestinian protests earlier this year.
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  Speaker 1: Let's hear details now from Sidney Sumner of Crime.
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  Speaker 3: Online announce that this week by the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office,
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  Speaker 3: the charges come against Taylor Pelton, Samuel Sieglissen, and Gabriel Schubner,
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  Speaker 3: each facing counts that include making a terroristic threat as
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  Speaker 3: a hate crime, criminal mischief, graffiti, and conspiracy. Authorities allege
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  Speaker 3: the trio specifically targeted museum board members with Jewish sounding
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  Speaker 3: names in pre dawn incidents. On June twelfth, the vandalism
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  Speaker 3: included red paint in phrases such as Brooklyn Museum blood
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  Speaker 3: on your hands, as well as banners accusing Muzam leadership
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  Speaker 3: of complicity in war crimes and genocide. Prosecutors say the
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  Speaker 3: banners also displayed red hand prints and symbols associated with Hamas,
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  Speaker 3: referencing the militant group's recent attack on Israel. Security footage
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  Speaker 3: reportedly shows the suspects carrying supplies to and from Pelton's car,
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  Speaker 3: while a red painted fingerprint identified as Schubner's was found
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  Speaker 3: on a stencil at one of the crime scenes. Thirty
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  Speaker 3: six year old Schubner was arraigned Monday and released without bail,
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  Speaker 3: while thirty two year old Sieglessen and twenty eight year
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  Speaker 3: old Pelton are expected to appear in court next week.
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  Speaker 3: According to prosecutors, Schuvener and Pelton each face twenty five charges,
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  Speaker 3: while Sieglissen faces seventeen.
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  Speaker 1: The defense attorneys for Siegulson and Pelton have criticized the charges,
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  Speaker 1: arguing the case reflects an unjust crackdown on Palestine's solidarity efforts.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks John James Bernard White's wife Brenda hospitalized two days
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  Speaker 2: due to cancer complications. Bernard fifty nine, gets a ride
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  Speaker 2: to a Sriln, Alabama home from Brenda's son to freshen up.
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  Speaker 2: He plans to return to the hospital in a few hours.
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  Speaker 2: Bernard ask a neighbor to pick up a few items
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  Speaker 2: from a store, then heads inside. When the neighbor returns
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  Speaker 2: half an hour later, the door's wide open, no sign
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  Speaker 2: of Bernard. The neighbor immediately contacts family and reports Bernard missing.
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  Speaker 2: All his belongings left in the home. Surveillance video shows
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  Speaker 2: him walking out toward the main road just after speaking
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  Speaker 2: to the neighbor. Foot, drone and dog searches turn up nothing.
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  Speaker 2: Bernard White African American, five eleven, one hundred and sixty
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  Speaker 2: five pounds, gray hair, mustache, last scene wearing a gray
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  Speaker 2: University Alabama shirt, gray sweatpants, black sneakers. If you have
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  Speaker 2: info on Bernard White, please call sarah Land, Alabama PD
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  Speaker 3: I'm Nancy Grace