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Crime Alert 06.14.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert, I'm as grace breaking crime needs now. Jamie
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  Speaker 1: Brunt's eight year old daughter screams, waking up for sixteen
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  Speaker 1: year old sister. The teen finds Brun trying to drown
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  Speaker 1: the eight year old in the bathtub. The older sister
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  Speaker 1: wrenches the girl from mom's grass, runs to a neighbor
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  Speaker 1: to call nine one one. The worry now is for
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  Speaker 1: a six year old still in the.
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  Speaker 2: Home, Nancy. When South Carolina police arrive, Brun becomes aggressive
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  Speaker 2: and grabs for an officer's gun. Brunn is subdued with
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  Speaker 2: a taser and restrained in a cruiser. While officers searched
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  Speaker 2: the home for Brun's youngest daughter, the six year old
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  Speaker 2: girl is found lying in bed, not breathing. It appears
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  Speaker 2: Brun drowned the sleeping girl and put her back in bed.
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  Speaker 2: Officers have not yet said what Brun's motive may have been.
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  Speaker 1: Brun, thirty seven, charged with murder and attempted murder. Caviy
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  Speaker 1: On Thomas, an inmate at an Atlanta prison, spends months
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  Speaker 1: using bits of metal to tunnel through a shower wall,
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  Speaker 1: but not to escape. Thomas wants to attack an inmate
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  Speaker 1: in a neighboring sail block, stabbing to Rodney Russell multiple
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  Speaker 1: times before guards separate them. Assault charges now penning against
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  Speaker 1: Thomas extending has already lengthy sentence. More crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: needs after this. Now with the latest crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: breaking Knees crime allized John Lemlay.
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  Speaker 3: A judge has granted a white Florida woman accused of
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  Speaker 3: fatally shooting a black neighbor through her front door a
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  Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty four thousand dollars bond. For more,
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  Speaker 3: we turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: A day after entering a not guilty plead to a
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  Speaker 2: first degree felony charge of manslaughter with a firearm, as
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  Speaker 2: well as charges of culpable negligence, battery, and assaults, fifty
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  Speaker 2: eight year old Susan Louise Lawrence of Ocalla appeared in
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  Speaker 2: court in Marion County Circuit Court. Judge Robert Hodges mandated
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  Speaker 2: that Lawrence were an ankle monitor and refrained from contacting
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  Speaker 2: the family of her murdered neighbor, thirty four year old A. GK. Owens,
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  Speaker 2: as a condition of her release on bond. Families and
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  Speaker 2: friends of Owens, a mother of four children, packed the courtroom.
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  Speaker 3: After the hearing, one of the family's attorneys, Anthony Thomas,
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  Speaker 3: told reporters that they'll keep pushing for Lawrence to be
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  Speaker 3: charged with second degree murder, a more serious crime. The
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  Speaker 3: Colorado man accused of kidnapping and murdering a Vermont man
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  Speaker 3: as part of an international conspiracy to commit murder for
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  Speaker 3: hire has entered a guilty plea in federal court to
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  Speaker 3: charges that may result in a life sentence. In his
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  Speaker 3: court appearance, thirty five year old Jerry Banks altered his
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  Speaker 3: plea from not guilty to guilty. Bank's sentencing hearing will
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  Speaker 3: be set for another time. Banks stands accused of kidnapping
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  Speaker 3: and murder for hire in connection with the death of
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  Speaker 3: Gregory Davis of Danville, Vermont in January twenty eighteen. Davis's
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  Speaker 3: body was discovered by the side of a snow covered
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  Speaker 3: Vermont country road. A Tennessee man has pleaded guilty to
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  Speaker 3: assisting two other men accused of killing rapper Young Dolph
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  Speaker 3: in a daytime ambush at a Memphis bakery once Again
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Twenty six year old JaMarcus Johnson entered a guilty plea
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  Speaker 2: to three charges of accessory after the fact he can
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  Speaker 2: avoid going to trial. After Judge Lee Coffee authorize a
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  Speaker 2: plea agreement with the prosecution, he might provide evidence at
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  Speaker 2: a later trial about the murder of Young Dolph, whose
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  Speaker 2: true name was Adolph Thornton Junior. Johnson is the first
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  Speaker 2: of four defendants in the Young Dolph shooting to either
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  Speaker 2: enter a guilty plea or be convicted. The November twenty
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  Speaker 2: twenty one attack shook Memphis and rocked the entertainment industry.
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  Speaker 2: According to authorities, the rapper, label owner and producer was
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  Speaker 2: killed by two men who approached the bakery in a
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  Speaker 2: stolen Mercedes Benz while the thirty six year old was
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  Speaker 2: buying cookies near his childhood home in Memphis.
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  Speaker 3: Johnson admitted to assisting the two suspects after the murder
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  Speaker 3: in talking by their cell phone to one another, and
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  Speaker 3: to helping one of them communicate with his probation officer.
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  Speaker 3: Under a bill now approved by New York state lawmakers,
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  Speaker 3: criminals in the Empire State might have their records automatically sealed,
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  Speaker 3: provided they stay out of trouble for a predetermined period
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  Speaker 3: of time after completing their sentences. The clean slate law
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  Speaker 3: would immediately seal the majority of most recent convictions eight
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  Speaker 3: years for felonies and three years for serving time or
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  Speaker 3: receiving parole for misdemeanors. The majority of Class A felonies,
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  Speaker 3: including murder and sexual offenses, are not eligible for sealing.
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  Speaker 3: The bill was debated for nearly five hours by the
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  Speaker 3: state Assembly before being approved along a party line vote
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  Speaker 3: to loud applause. Later, the state Senate adopted a similar measure.
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  Speaker 1: Beverly Logan stops showing up for work and then stops
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  Speaker 1: responding to family. After two weeks of noncommunication, the family
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  Speaker 1: reports Logan missing. Two months later, Saint Louis, Missouri cops
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  Speaker 1: find a purse full of Logan's belongings at home about
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  Speaker 1: an hour outside of town, but no sign of Beverly,
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  Speaker 1: and investigation uncovers someone sold Logan's blue twenty nineteen Nissan Versa.
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  Speaker 1: It has never been recovered. Logan now missing over a year.
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  Speaker 1: If you have info on Beverly Logan, please contact Saint
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  Speaker 1: Clair County Sheriffs six one eight, two, seven, seven, three
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  Speaker 1: five zero five. For the latest crime injustice news, go
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  Speaker 1: to crimeoonline dot com with this crime alert.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Nancy Grace