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Crime Alert 04.10.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, I mean as he grace breaking crime nes
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  Speaker 1: now Ula Quavis calls nine one one reporting his mom,
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  Speaker 1: Michelle Luna, has been stabbed dead. Police name an acquaintance,
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  Speaker 1: Jesus Erussia as a suspect. The next day, Idaho police
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  Speaker 1: find Erussia stabbed dead in his own car. Raul Quavis
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  Speaker 1: is the main suspect. Crime Online's John Limley Nancy. Officials
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  Speaker 1: are still working to determine the motive in both stabbings,
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  Speaker 1: but believe Quavos caught when that Erussia was suspected in
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  Speaker 1: his mother's murder and sought to exact revenge. Quavas attacked
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  Speaker 1: to Russia when he stopped to get gas. His car
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  Speaker 1: was parked but running When his body was discovered, Quavas
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  Speaker 1: fled after the stabbing, but was arrested during a traffic
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  Speaker 1: stop on his way out of town. Quavis, thirty one,
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  Speaker 1: now charged with murder in the alleged revenge killing. Christy
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  Speaker 1: Bautista flies into DC for a concert. After checking into
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  Speaker 1: her hotel, she stops responding to friends and family and
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  Speaker 1: never leaves for the concert. Police try to make contact
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  Speaker 1: with Batista, but find George Sidner enjoying her room. After
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  Speaker 1: stabbing the woman dead. Sidner is allegedly homeless and did
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  Speaker 1: not know Bautista in any capacity before the stabbing. Surveillance
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  Speaker 1: video shows Sidner putting his ear up to the door
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  Speaker 1: then entering the room. A struggle ensues, and Batista briefly
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  Speaker 1: opens the door, yelling for help before Sidner drags her
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  Speaker 1: back inside. But officers fought blood on Sidner's hands through
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  Speaker 1: the blinds and used the hotel's master key to gain
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  Speaker 1: access and arrest him. Sidner, forty three, booked on murder.
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  Speaker 1: More Crime in Justice Knews after this now with the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime in justice breaking Knees Crime Onlines. John Lemlay
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  Speaker 1: Bob Lee, a technology executive who created cash app and
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  Speaker 1: was currently chief product officer of mobile Coin, was fatally
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  Speaker 1: stabbed in downtown San Francisco. The sanfra Francisco Police Department
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  Speaker 1: says that officers responded to a report of a stabbing
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  Speaker 1: near the city's Embarcadero waterfront at two thirty five am
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  Speaker 1: on April fourth. They found forty three year old Robert
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  Speaker 1: Lee suffering from a parent stab wounds. Mobile Coin confirmed
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  Speaker 1: Lee's death the following day. Lee was fatally stabbed in
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  Speaker 1: the densely populated Rincoln Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, near
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  Speaker 1: Google's headquarters and Oracle Park, home to the San Francisco Giants.
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  Speaker 1: The neighborhood is a mix of offices and modern condo buildings.
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  Speaker 1: Police did not provide any details on the circumstances of
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  Speaker 1: the stabbing or potential suspects. A southern California dermatologist has
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  Speaker 1: been charged with poisoning her husband by pouring liquid drain
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  Speaker 1: cleaner into his tea. With more, here's Sidney Sumner with
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  Speaker 1: Crime Online. You Emily You, a forty five year old
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  Speaker 1: doctor from Irvine, was indicted by a grand jury on
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  Speaker 1: three felony counts of poisoning and one count of domestic
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  Speaker 1: battery with injured. You was scheduled to be arraigned on
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  Speaker 1: April eighteenth. Her attorney, Scott Simmons, said she will plead
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  Speaker 1: not guilty. You was arrested in August after her husband
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  Speaker 1: reported to police that he believed he was being poisoned.
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  Speaker 1: She was later released on bail. Prosecutors save the man
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  Speaker 1: noticed a strange taste to his tea in April twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty two and installed cameras in the family's kitchen, which
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  Speaker 1: captured video of you pouring a substance on three occasions
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  Speaker 1: from a bottle of drain cleaner into the tea. The
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  Speaker 1: man collected samples of the tea that he gave to authorities,
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  Speaker 1: who confirmed the substance was consistent with train cleaner. Authorities
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  Speaker 1: say the substance caused the man to suffer stomach ulcers.
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  Speaker 1: A near century old abortion band that fueled one of
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  Speaker 1: the largest ballot drives in Michigan history has been repealed
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  Speaker 1: by Governor Gretchen Whitmer just months after voters enshrined abortion
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  Speaker 1: rights in the States Constitution. The nineteen thirty one abortion
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  Speaker 1: ban made it a four year felony to assist in
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  Speaker 1: an abortion Ropey Way had made the law null and
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  Speaker 1: void until the landmark decision was overturned in June by
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  Speaker 1: the US Supreme Court. Courts blocked the ban from taking effect.
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  Speaker 1: While a citizen led initiative to enshrine abortion rights in
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  Speaker 1: the States Constitution received more signatures than any other ballot
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  Speaker 1: proposal in state history to put the question before voters.
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  Speaker 1: Voters overwhelmingly approved the proposal in last November's mid terms,
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  Speaker 1: making the nineteen thirty one law unconstitutional and unenforceable. The
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  Speaker 1: nineteen thirty one man could have been enforced in the
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  Speaker 1: future had voters collected enough signatures to once again amend
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  Speaker 1: the States Constitution and repeal abortion rights. Whitmer's signature now
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  Speaker 1: eliminates that possibility, erasing the law completely. In an extraordinary
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  Speaker 1: act of political retaliation, Tennessee legislators have expelled two lawmakers
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  Speaker 1: from the state legislature for their role in a protest
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  Speaker 1: calling for more gun control in the aftermath of a
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  Speaker 1: dead school shooting in Nashville. A third lawmaker was narrowly
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  Speaker 1: spared by a one vote margin, once again Crime Online's
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  Speaker 1: Sydney Sumner. The split votes drew accusations of racism, with
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  Speaker 1: lawmakers ousting Representatives Justin Jones and Justin Pearson, who are
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  Speaker 1: both black, while Representative Gloria Johnson, who was white, survived
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  Speaker 1: the vote on her expulsion. Tennessee House leadership denied that
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  Speaker 1: race was a factor. However, the visitors gallery exploded in
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  Speaker 1: screams and booze following the final vote. After sitting quietly
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  Speaker 1: for hours and hushing anyone who cried out during the proceedings,
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  Speaker 1: people broke into chance of quote shame and fascists banishment
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  Speaker 1: is a move the Tennessee Chamber has used only a
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  Speaker 1: handful of time since the American Civil War. Tom Marilyn
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  Speaker 1: Tames rush a man waiting in his car while pumping gas.
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  Speaker 1: They forcibly opened the driver's door and demand a hand
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  Speaker 1: over the keys. The man does and gets out of
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  Speaker 1: the car, but when the Tames try to take off,
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  Speaker 1: the car stalls and the thieves realize the cars a
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  Speaker 1: man will unable to drive a stick, the teams get
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  Speaker 1: out and run for it. Please track the pair down
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  Speaker 1: and they now face charges of carjacking. For the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime in justice news, go to crime online dot com
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  Speaker 1: with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.