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Crime Alert 05.02.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, Breaking crime news now. Danda Errington,
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  Speaker 1: who works at a senior living facility, checks in on
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  Speaker 1: a ninety three year old patient with severe dementia. Finding
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  Speaker 1: the woman had soiled herself, Arrington explodes enrage and beats
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  Speaker 1: the senior with her own soiled diaper and chokes the woman.
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  Speaker 1: The entire attack caught on video.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy the victim's family, set up a nanny cam in
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  Speaker 2: her unit at the Landings of Genesee Valley Memory Care Facility,
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  Speaker 2: which captured the entire assault. Errington roughly yanks the woman's
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  Speaker 2: pants down while she's seated in a wheelchair, and upon
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  Speaker 2: discovering the soiled diaper, Errington smacks the woman in the
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  Speaker 2: face with it at least ten times. Errington can then
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  Speaker 2: be seen tipping the wheelchair back and choking the ninety
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  Speaker 2: three year old with her hand.
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  Speaker 1: Danda Errington, twenty six, charged with vulnerable adult abuse, torture
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  Speaker 1: and assault. Apartment neighbors call police after spotting mom Lakeisha
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  Speaker 1: Williams leaving her aponartment with a luggage, but she never
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  Speaker 1: came back. In William's nearly four thousand dollars a month apartment,
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  Speaker 1: Texas police find two children, eight and six, living alone
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  Speaker 1: and squalor trash, open food, and excrement human feces everywhere.
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  Speaker 1: The children tell police that mommy, Lakeisha Williams went on
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  Speaker 1: a vacation a week ago and they don't know when
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  Speaker 1: mommy's coming home. Turns out mommy went on a cruise
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  Speaker 1: to Puerto Rico. Williams twenty nine, now charged with child
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  Speaker 1: abandonment a cruise to Puerto Rico as she couldn't afford
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  Speaker 1: a babysitter. More crime and justice news after this. Now
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  Speaker 1: with the latest crime and justice breaking news Crime Onlines
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  Speaker 1: John Limley.
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  Speaker 3: We begin south of the border, as prosecutors in Mexico
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  Speaker 3: City are now attempting to minimize the case of an
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  Speaker 3: alleged serial killer who appeared to have targeted victims over
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  Speaker 3: a period of more than ten years, and who kept
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  Speaker 3: women's bones and a saw in his room. For the latest,
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  Speaker 3: we turned to Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The chief prosecutor for Mexico City stated that, contrary to
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  Speaker 2: some false allegations, only six women's remains were discovered in
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  Speaker 2: the suspect's rented room quote not twenty as some unfounded
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  Speaker 2: reports have suggested. Just three of the man's alleged crimes,
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  Speaker 2: according to city Prosecutor Ulysses Laura, happened during the present administration,
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  Speaker 2: which took office in late twenty eighteen. The prosecutor also
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  Speaker 2: claims that the three other crimes reportedly happened in twenty twelve,
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  Speaker 2: twenty fifteen, in twenty eighteen, indicating the murderer eluded capture
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  Speaker 2: for a minimum of twelve years. Laura criticized reports that
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  Speaker 2: all the crimes happened in twenty twenty three and twenty
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  Speaker 2: twenty four while former mayor Claudia Scheinbaum, who was currently
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  Speaker 2: running for president, was in office. Those reports, in his words,
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  Speaker 2: were absolutely false and unfounded because quote, he showed no
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  Speaker 2: signs of violent or aggressive behavior in his daily life.
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  Speaker 2: The prosecutor says, the killer was practically unstoppable. The suspect
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  Speaker 2: has as of now only been identified by his first name, Miguel,
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  Speaker 2: this in accordance with Mexican law. Local media are reporting
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  Speaker 2: that the man was employed as a chemist. Laura did
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  Speaker 2: not provide details as to the nature of the remains
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  Speaker 2: that were discovered during last week's investigation of the suspects
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  Speaker 2: rented rooms, but the local media says detectives found skulls
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  Speaker 2: along with other biological material. Investigators are said to have
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  Speaker 2: discovered cell phones, missing women's ID cards, bloodstains, bones, and
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  Speaker 2: assaw in the suspects rooms. Laura stated that five of
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  Speaker 2: the ideas belong to women who have been found alive. However,
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  Speaker 2: he did not disclose the number of ideas that belonged
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  Speaker 2: to women who are still unaccounted for or dead. Additionally,
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  Speaker 2: Laura has announced that last week's findings included quote a
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  Speaker 2: series of notebooks that may well be narrations of the
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  Speaker 2: acts that Miguel carried out against his victims.
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  Speaker 3: The prosecutor refuted claims that Mexico City officials are not
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  Speaker 3: doing enough to look into missing women's cases until bodies
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  Speaker 3: began to pile up, claiming that there are now fewer
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  Speaker 3: documented killings of women now to Eastern Europe as a
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  Speaker 3: court in the capital of Romania had decided to move
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  Speaker 3: forward with the trial of American British social media influencer
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  Speaker 3: Andrew Tate once again crime online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Tate is currently facing charges of rape, human trafficking and
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  Speaker 2: forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. The Bucharest
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  Speaker 2: Tribunal decided that Tate's case file satisfied all legal requirements,
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  Speaker 2: but it did not specify when the trial would begin.
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  Speaker 2: Matia Petrescu, a spokesman for Tate, announced that the decision
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  Speaker 2: has been appealed. It was in December of twenty twenty
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  Speaker 2: two that the thirty seven year old Tate was taken
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  Speaker 2: into custody near Bucharest, along with his brother, Tristan Tate,
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  Speaker 2: and two Romanian women. In June of last year, all
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  Speaker 2: four were formally charged by Romanian prosecutors. They have denied
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  Speaker 2: all of the accusations. Prior to the court's judgment, the
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  Speaker 2: legal case had been considered for months in the preliminary
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  Speaker 2: chamber stages, which allows defendant's time to contest prosecutor's evidence
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  Speaker 2: and case file. With nine point one million followers on
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  Speaker 2: x formerly known as Twitter, Andrew Tate has stated repeatedly
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  Speaker 2: that Romanian prosecutors lack any proof against him and that
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  Speaker 2: there is a political place to suppress him. Tate was
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  Speaker 2: previously prohibited from using a number of well known social
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  Speaker 2: media sites for posting heat speech and expressing sexist opinions.
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  Speaker 3: Both dates maintained both US and British citizenship. Thanks John
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  Speaker 3: Ray Collins, Dave Caffey, and Richard Birth quit their jobs
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  Speaker 3: in winter Haven, Florida, to spend three months on a
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  Speaker 3: gem mining expedition Solide to Colorado. Three weeks in Birth
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  Speaker 3: has a family emergency and heads back to Florida alone.
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  Speaker 3: About a week later, Dave Caffey returns to Florida driving
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  Speaker 3: Ray Collins' truck, but Collins is not with him. Caffey
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  Speaker 3: tells Collins his family. Ray wanted to visit the Grand Canyon,
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  Speaker 3: so caffe dropped him off at a bus station. The
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  Speaker 3: family thinks this is odd because Ray hadn't visited the
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  Speaker 3: Grand Canyon a few years before. Comes to light, Cafey
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  Speaker 3: took five thousand dollars from both Collins and Birth to
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  Speaker 3: quote lease the land they planned to mine and was
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  Speaker 3: public there was no required payment to mine it. Keffe
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  Speaker 3: also purchased life insurance worth fifty thousand dollars on both
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  Speaker 3: men before the trip. Ray Collins disappeared thirty six years ago.
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  Speaker 3: If you have info on Raycollins, please call Chaffee County,
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  Speaker 3: Colorado Sheriffs seven one nine, five, three, nine, two eight
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  Speaker 3: one four. For the latest crime injustice news, go to
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  Speaker 3: crimeonline dot com. With this crime alert, I'm Missy Grace