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Crime Alert 11.23.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy grayce breaking crime news now. Chloe
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  Speaker 1: Jones takes a ride from a cobra ker, William Mazingo,
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  Speaker 1: but he doesn't take her home. Instead, he takes her
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  Speaker 1: to an outdoor shed, beats her with a baseball bat,
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  Speaker 1: and ties her up in the ceiling crawl space.
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  Speaker 2: He tortures her for.
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  Speaker 1: Four days until Ohio cops track him down and rescue Chloe.
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  Speaker 3: Nancy Police have just released the bodycam footage of the
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  Speaker 3: rescue and Mosingo's arrest. Jones is seen being helped down
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  Speaker 3: a ladder through a hole in the ceiling of the shed.
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  Speaker 3: Her face is extremely battered, her eyes nearly swollen shut.
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  Speaker 3: Jones's family reports she suffered broken fingers, a broken arm,
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  Speaker 3: facial fractures, and a brain bleed. Jones says the thought
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  Speaker 3: of her son kept her going through the beatings and
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  Speaker 3: threats against her life.
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  Speaker 1: William Mazingo now charged with kidnap and aggravated assault. Blue
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  Speaker 1: lights flip on when the Florida Highway Patrols spots a
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  Speaker 1: late night speeder. Instead of pulling over a veil, Rodriguez
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  Speaker 1: Raphael makes a U turn and takes off with the
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  Speaker 1: cop close behind. He shuts off his lights, trying to
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  Speaker 1: quote disappear, and then makes a hard left, shaking the trooper.
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  Speaker 1: Or does he When the twenty one year old gets home,
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  Speaker 1: the troopers waiting in the driveway to book him on fleeing.
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  Speaker 1: You know, there's no place like home. More crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news after this Now with the latest crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice breaking news Crime Allies.
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  Speaker 2: John Lemley, a Kentucky judge, has declared a mistrial after
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  Speaker 2: jurors and the trial of a former Louisville police officer
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  Speaker 2: accused of the police raid that killed Breonna Taylor were
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  Speaker 2: unable to reach a unanimous decision on federal civil rights charges.
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  Speaker 2: With more here Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 3: Brett Hankison was accused of violating Taylor's rights, her boyfriend's rights,
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  Speaker 3: and the rights of her next door neighbors by using
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  Speaker 3: excessive force. On March thirteenth, twenty twenty, Hankerson opened fire
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  Speaker 3: with ten shots into the black woman's window and a
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  Speaker 3: glass door after the officers were attacked during an improper
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  Speaker 3: search for drugs. Though none of Hankerson's shots hid anyone,
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  Speaker 3: a few went into a nearby apartment. Over the course
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  Speaker 3: of several days, the twelve member predominantly white jury worked
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  Speaker 3: in vain to deliver a decision. They said they were
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  Speaker 3: at a standstill in a note they sent to the judge.
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  Speaker 3: They resumed their discussions after hearing from US District Judge
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  Speaker 3: Rebecca Grady Jennings, who encouraged them to keep trying. During
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  Speaker 3: the jury deliberations, the judge stated that there were occasionally
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  Speaker 3: quote elevated voices coming from the jury room, prompting court
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  Speaker 3: security staff to go inside. Subsequently, the jury informed the
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  Speaker 3: judge that they were unable to reach a verdict on
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  Speaker 3: either of the two counts against Hankerson, which led Jennings
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  Speaker 3: to declare a mistrial. After Taylor's door was breached the
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  Speaker 3: night of the raid, Hankerson claimed to have witnessed Taylor's
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  Speaker 3: boyfriend shooting into the hallway. Reversing course, he fired rounds
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  Speaker 3: into the side of the apartment as he dashed around
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  Speaker 3: the corner of the building. Former police Sergeant Jonathan Maddingly
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  Speaker 3: was injured by Taylor's boyfriend's gunfire, falling to the ground
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  Speaker 3: and firing six rounds. Sixteen shots were fired down the
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  Speaker 3: hallway by Officer Miles coth Cosgrove, one of his bullets
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  Speaker 3: killed Taylor. In the federal trial, Cosgrove was called to
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  Speaker 3: testify by the prosecution, while Maddingly testified as a defense
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  Speaker 3: witness for Hankerson.
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  Speaker 2: Hankerson might face a new trial as a result of
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  Speaker 2: the mistrial, but federal prosecutors will make that decision later.
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  Speaker 2: A jury has found the man who broke into the
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  Speaker 2: San Francisco home of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi guilty
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  Speaker 2: of federal offenses, including attempting to take her hostage and
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  Speaker 2: using a hammer to attack her husband. After almost eight
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  Speaker 2: hours of deliberation, the jury found David de Papp guilty
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  Speaker 2: of both assaulting a federal official's close relative and attempting
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  Speaker 2: to kidnap a federal official. Depap did not respond when
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  Speaker 2: the verdict was read. He could spend up to fifty
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  Speaker 2: years behind bars. It was just a few days before
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  Speaker 2: the midterm elections last year that the then eighty two
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  Speaker 2: year old Paul Pelosi was attacked in the couple's home.
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  Speaker 2: The incident was caught on police body camera footage, sending
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  Speaker 2: shockwaves through the country's political world. A long awaited bill
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  Speaker 2: has been signed into law by New York Governor Kathy
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  Speaker 2: Hokeel that will automatically seal the criminal records of New
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  Speaker 2: Yorkers who serve out their sentences and remain out of
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  Speaker 2: trouble for a predetermined amount of time, once again crime Online,
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  Speaker 2: Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 3: With the passage of this legislation, New York now follows
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  Speaker 3: a long list of other states that have recently done
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  Speaker 3: the same, including California, New Jersey, and Michigan. Many organizations,
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  Speaker 3: particularly advocacy and labor groups, view the year's long struggle
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  Speaker 3: to pass the act as a significant success in the
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  Speaker 3: reform of the criminal justice system. The most recent criminal
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  Speaker 3: justice reform enacted by the Governor of New York, known
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  Speaker 3: as the Clean Slate legislation, will automatically seal the majority
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  Speaker 3: of criminal records three years after a misdemeanor conviction or
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  Speaker 3: parole in eight years after a felony conviction.
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  Speaker 2: Most Class A felonies, including murder and sexual offenses, will
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  Speaker 2: not be eligible for sealing.
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  Speaker 1: Erica Fraser seventeen spence a night with friends in Brooksville, Kentucky,
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  Speaker 1: eight point thirty. The group breaks up and Fraser drives
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  Speaker 1: off with a girlfriend. The two girls come across Shane Simco's,
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  Speaker 1: an older boy. Fraser has a crush on Fraser offers
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  Speaker 1: them a ride and her friend gets out.
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  Speaker 2: Around nine.
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  Speaker 1: Fraser drops Simcox off at the home he shares with
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  Speaker 1: his grandfather, but Erica herself never makes it home. The
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  Speaker 1: next day, her black Pontiac Bonneville found parked between two
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  Speaker 1: bills of hay in a field outside of town. Her
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  Speaker 1: purse found in the car, keys found in another field
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  Speaker 1: across the road. Police find no fingerprints, no foreign DNA
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  Speaker 1: or any evidence of foul play. Erica is a straight
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  Speaker 1: A student, no history of runaway. This is the first
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  Speaker 1: time she failed to pick up her paycheck at a
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  Speaker 1: part time job. While Simcox is a person of interest
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  Speaker 1: in the disappearance, there's been no evidence he's involved. Erica
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  Speaker 1: Fraser now thirty three, missing over sixteen years. If you
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  Speaker 1: have info on Erica Fraser, contact Bracken County Sheriffs six
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  Speaker 1: O six seven three five twenty seven hundred For the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime in justice used. Go to crime online dot
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  Speaker 1: com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.