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Speaker 1: I'm Chris Hansen right now on Crimewatch.
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Speaker 2: Danley from here in New York.
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Speaker 1: A straight a high school senior and president of his.
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Speaker 3: Class, most likely to be Attorney General, most likely to
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Speaker 3: be a millionaire, walks.
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Speaker 2: In his front door to a gruesome discovery, most little birth.
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Speaker 4: His mother stabbed to death inside their apartment.
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Speaker 1: Police suspect a burglary gone wrong.
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Speaker 3: The killer was looking for something.
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Speaker 1: Her teenage son is called in for questioning, did you
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Speaker 1: hurt your mom?
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Speaker 2: Then a bloody flue leads detectives to another suspect.
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Speaker 3: He's wearing one glove like Michael Jackson today.
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Speaker 2: The ticking time bomb that ended with forty eight stablers, over.
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Speaker 5: And over and over again, dozens and dozens of times.
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Speaker 2: Was a pretty twenty year old college student vanished after
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Speaker 2: partying at this man's house. Today is police delivered grim
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Speaker 2: news to her shattered family.
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Speaker 6: Did you have anything to do with the disappearance of Alley?
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Speaker 2: Hey everyone, I'm Chris Hansen. We start today with another
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Speaker 1: The key player in a high profile.
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Speaker 2: Murder case out of Texas is giving his first in
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Speaker 2: depth TV interview to our Nurissa Knight.
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Speaker 1: Hey Narissa.
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Speaker 4: Chris A Sun walks into a nightmare of a scene
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Speaker 4: his mother stabbed to death inside their apartment and drenched
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Speaker 4: in blood from forty eight vicious knife wounds. And first,
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Speaker 4: it's a mystery why anyone would want to so savagely
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Speaker 4: kill this much loved and admired single mom.
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Speaker 5: One of the hardest things for me to wrap my
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Speaker 5: mind around was the motive in this case.
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Speaker 4: But as CoP's investigate, they uncover a Texas sized murder
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Speaker 4: plot hatched at this high school by the most unexpected
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Speaker 4: person caught hiding in plain sight.
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Speaker 3: Was all captured on tape.
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Speaker 4: Tmosum Khan was a forty three year old divorced mother
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Speaker 4: of two who had immigrated from Pakistan to raise her
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Speaker 4: kids on her own in suburban Houston.
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Speaker 5: Tibosom Khan was a mother first and foremost. Her whole
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Speaker 5: world revolved around her children.
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Speaker 4: Timosum had devoted her life to them.
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Speaker 5: She worked in order to provide for them. All of
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Speaker 5: her energy went to raising her children and providing them
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Speaker 5: a safe home and a comfortable home.
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Speaker 4: And the apple of her eye was seventeen year old
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Speaker 4: son Danish to Bossum's youngest child and the only one
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Speaker 4: still living at home. She gave him everything every teenage
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Speaker 4: luxury her modest income could buy.
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Speaker 3: She gave him a card, she gave him a credit card.
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Speaker 3: She took care of every one of his needs.
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Speaker 4: But to Bossum was a dedicated, hands on mom who
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Speaker 4: also made Danish earn his privileges.
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Speaker 5: She wanted to make sure that his school work was done,
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Speaker 5: that he was at school.
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Speaker 4: And Danish was living up to his mother's high expectations
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Speaker 4: at Robert E. Lee High School, where he was a
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Speaker 4: straight A senior who was immensely popular with his teachers
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Speaker 4: and fellow students.
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Speaker 3: Danish was the class president. Danish was the high school
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Speaker 3: principal student helper. Danish was perceived as the student leader
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Speaker 3: in the school.
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Speaker 4: With a bright future ahead of him.
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Speaker 3: Danish Manhaus was the type of kid that was going
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Speaker 3: to be a winner. He was going to be very
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Speaker 3: successful in life.
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Speaker 5: Danish dressed immaculately, fingernails you know, filed at just everything perfect.
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Speaker 3: Most likely to be president, most likely to become Euston
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Speaker 3: police chief, most likely to be attorney general, most likely
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Speaker 3: to be a millionaire.
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Speaker 7: But Danish's world was about to suddenly and tragically come
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Speaker 7: crashing down when he returns home to find his mother,
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Speaker 7: the woman.
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Speaker 8: Who lived for him, lying dead on the living room floor,
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Speaker 8: her head and upper body covered with a blanket, and
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Speaker 8: what lies beneath the blanket.
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Speaker 4: Is like a scene from a horror movie, one that
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Speaker 4: will be seared into the teenager's memory for the rest
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Speaker 4: of his life. A distraught Danish calls nine.
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Speaker 1: To one one on the floor between the sofas. That
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Speaker 1: blood on Okay, she is she mading normally, She's gone.
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Speaker 4: Danish can barely speak through his tears. We have help
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Speaker 4: coming for you.
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Speaker 3: Okay, down the lane, let me know.
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Speaker 4: Even veteran homicide detective Brian Harris is shocked when he
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Speaker 4: arrives at the crime zee.
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Speaker 3: It was such a brutal crime.
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Speaker 5: Tabossom Khan was stabbed repeatedly, over and over and over again,
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Speaker 5: dozens and dozens of times. She had injuries all over
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Speaker 5: her body. The majority were around the neck the face area.
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Speaker 5: She had some defensive wounds, clearly trying to prevent her death.
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Speaker 3: She had stab wounds on her forearm, She had stab
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Speaker 3: wounds on her legs, gouges on her legs, but.
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Speaker 4: Her killer had left behind a telltale clue.
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Speaker 3: It looked as though we had bloody fingerprints around her ankles,
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Speaker 3: as if she was kicking and somebody was holding her
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Speaker 3: legs down while they continued to staff.
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Speaker 4: Investigators initially think to Bossam may have been murdered during
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Speaker 4: a burglary, and it.
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Speaker 3: Was clear based on the evidence the envelopes being moved,
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Speaker 3: the killer was looking for something, which was backed up
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Speaker 3: by the blood spatter and transfer blood on several white envelopes.
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Speaker 4: But cops couldn't find any sign of forced entry at
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Speaker 4: the apartment.
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Speaker 3: The doorframe was not damaged at all. There was no
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Speaker 3: fresh wood as if somebody pried the door open.
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Speaker 4: That, along with the particularly savage way to Bossom was
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Speaker 4: murdered and the fact that her head was covered by
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Speaker 4: her killer makes investigators look in another direction.
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Speaker 3: That's an indication that perhaps has a relationship, that the
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Speaker 3: person knew who their victim was. It is also an
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Speaker 3: indication that the person may be shameful.
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Speaker 4: Now, cops try to figure out who.
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Speaker 3: That may be, breaking down the life that she had led,
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Speaker 3: who she was, who she was dating, who she knew,
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Speaker 3: what she did for work, what was her relationship with
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Speaker 3: her family.
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Speaker 4: Next, cops follow the trail of bloody clues on the
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Speaker 4: front door.
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Speaker 3: That wasn't Tabson's blood that we were looking at, and.
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Speaker 4: Even they can't believe where it leads them.
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Speaker 3: The hair on the back of my neck stood up.
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Speaker 2: A single mother of two is stabbed to death in
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Speaker 2: her Houston area apartment. She's found by her distraughts on dating.
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Speaker 2: It's a popular high school senior our nurse and I
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Speaker 2: picks up the story from.
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Speaker 4: There, Chris, who would want Texas mother to bossom con debt.
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Speaker 4: The killer's identity may have been a mystery to this
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Speaker 4: day had he not made a huge mistake. He left
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Speaker 4: his bloody hand wrench on the door handle.
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Speaker 3: That wasn't Tabson's blood that we were looking at.
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Speaker 4: Cops pour over the forensic evidence and they go back
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Speaker 4: to the nine to one one call to search for
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Speaker 4: more clues.
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Speaker 1: There's but over his face, her hair and lag the
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Speaker 1: sofa of the carpet.
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Speaker 4: One of them is in the voice of seventeen year
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Speaker 4: old Danish, who called for help after discovering his mother's body.
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Speaker 9: This is okay, you don't know what happened.
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Speaker 4: I just got I just got it from Dallson.
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Speaker 1: I just watched it this morning.
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Speaker 4: Right there, a clue that tips off homicide detective Brian Harris.
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Speaker 4: Even before being asked where he was that night, Danish
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Speaker 4: offers up an alibi.
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Speaker 3: If the killer is actually the one calling nine to
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Speaker 3: one one, they will try to lay out their alibi,
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Speaker 3: and on this none one one tape, he mentions he
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Speaker 3: was in Galveston.
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Speaker 4: Harris says. Danish then offers more unsolicited information to cover
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Speaker 4: his tracks.
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Speaker 3: He also mentions that the door was open.
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Speaker 4: I can the door was unlocked.
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Speaker 3: The door a lot, so either the victim opened up
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Speaker 3: the door or the door was left open for the killer.
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Speaker 4: But even with all of that, this season cop recoils
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Speaker 4: when he comes to suspect that tell taled bloody handpread
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Speaker 4: on the door will turn out to be long to
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Speaker 4: Debossom's own seventeen year old son, Danish.
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Speaker 3: The hair on the back of my neck stood up.
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Speaker 4: Harris says, he noticed something else suspicious that the bloody
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Speaker 4: crime scene. Danish's spotless clothing. There was no blood stains,
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Speaker 4: so he looked clean as a whistle.
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Speaker 3: He was completely clean. He he looked as if he
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Speaker 3: could be in a magazine modeling for prep university.
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Speaker 6: But you knew there was something there.
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Speaker 3: There was something there because you don't find your mom
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Speaker 3: and not go to them, not hold them. There was
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Speaker 3: no staining on his hands. Danish was the type of
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Speaker 3: person that truly believes he's the smartest person in the
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Speaker 3: room and that he has seen enough crime scene shows
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Speaker 3: about blood evidence that if he didn't have any on him,
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Speaker 3: he certainly wouldn't be a suspect.
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Speaker 4: Investigators also learned that Danish had a fierce argument with
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Speaker 4: his mother just the day before her murder.
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Speaker 3: The argument, ironically, was over whether or not she would
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Speaker 3: sign his paperwork to do an internship for the Houston
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Speaker 3: Police Department.
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Speaker 5: To Danish, it seemed that it was all about him
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Speaker 5: wanting to be this man and that his mother was
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Speaker 5: this obstacle for him to do what it is that
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Speaker 5: he wanted to do with his life.
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Speaker 4: And detectives asked Danish about it when he's brought in
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Speaker 4: for questioning.
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Speaker 9: She wanted me to go and say more on medical
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Speaker 9: professional lawn and I want to do law and law enforcement.
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Speaker 4: Danish admits he had had other arguments with his mother
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Speaker 4: about her being overprotective and too strict in regards to
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Speaker 4: his social life.
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Speaker 10: She was scared losing her son.
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Speaker 5: The things that he wanted were things like to go
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Speaker 5: out with his friends at night.
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Speaker 4: And Danish says he and his mother also clashed over
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Speaker 4: that the day before she was murdered. When he told
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Speaker 4: her he wanted to stay out late that night, she.
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Speaker 11: Treats me as if you know, I was like the
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Speaker 11: only son in the horns how.
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Speaker 4: World detectives asked Danish straight out if he might have
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Speaker 4: killed his mother in a rage.
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Speaker 10: Did you hurt your mom as in her feelings? I
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Speaker 10: think I heard a feeling he talking about physically hurt.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 11: No, I can't even do that.
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Speaker 3: I can't.
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Speaker 10: I can't do that. That's my mother.
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Speaker 4: And Danish offers an alibi, saying he took a girlfriend
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Speaker 4: to the movies and near Vy Galveston, dropped her home
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Speaker 4: at four thirty am, and stayed out all night, just
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Speaker 4: like he wanted, before returning to his own home nearly
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Speaker 4: four hours later to find his mother stabbed to death.
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Speaker 3: I came hot.
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Speaker 4: You've got little versions unconscious. Detectives don't buy his story.
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Speaker 3: You saw a lead little creature walk in here.
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Speaker 4: And again they suggest Danish killed his mother.
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Speaker 3: Kind of had a big bill on it, and it
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Speaker 3: went quack quack, quack quack. What would that creature be called?
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Speaker 4: Ure?
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Speaker 3: Okay? But you would call it a duck if you
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Speaker 3: saw a little creature like that, right, you said that, right?
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Speaker 10: I called the duck.
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Speaker 3: Right. It walks like a duck, cracks like a duck,
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Speaker 3: looks like a duck. It's what duck.
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Speaker 4: And now they try to get him to crack it's a.
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Speaker 3: Duck, okay. And with your mom's debt screaming and it's
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Speaker 3: somebody very close to her screaming, and it's the one
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Speaker 3: time her son goes out all night long, why don't
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Speaker 3: you go home? At four point thirty in the morning.
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Speaker 10: Oh, I was with a friend and after he dropped off,
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Speaker 10: I drove around.
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Speaker 3: Why that was just too late already, you know, I
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Speaker 3: was like, I was just doing my mom in the morning.
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Speaker 4: When I see her detectives now feel sure Danish is lying.
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Speaker 3: This is a kid that his mom would say, you're
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Speaker 3: not allowed to drive at the freeway, and you're not
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Speaker 3: allowed to be out after eight o'clock at night, And suddenly,
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Speaker 3: on a Tuesday, during the school night, he's going to
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Speaker 3: be allowed out all night. It just didn't make any sense.
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Speaker 4: They accuse him of killing his mom.
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Speaker 10: The fact of the matter is that it happened, and
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Speaker 10: you're never going to be free of it until you
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Speaker 10: let it go.
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Speaker 11: It happened.
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Speaker 10: My mom's dead, but I didn't do it.
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Speaker 4: But he sticks with his story.
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Speaker 10: I didn't kill a letter.
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Speaker 11: I can't even go there.
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Speaker 10: Why would I kill my mother when she's done.
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Speaker 11: So much for it?
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Speaker 4: That only makes Brian Harris even more certain Danish is
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Speaker 4: their man.
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Speaker 3: He was accused of killing his mother or hiring somebody
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Speaker 3: to kill his mother, and he continued to take it
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Speaker 3: an innocent person. They're only going to take just so
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Speaker 3: much of accusations like that. But minhas he would have
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Speaker 3: stayed there all night if he was allowed to, so
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Speaker 3: we now had potential evidence.
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Speaker 4: Next, the fingerprint report leads investigators straight to the beast
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Speaker 4: who steps have to bossom to death and.
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Speaker 7: Guess what, snap, it's not Danish.
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Speaker 2: We returned to today's murder mystery. The hard working single
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Speaker 2: mother is stabbed to death inside her hall. At first,
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Speaker 2: police zero in on a very unlikely suspect, their son, Danish,
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Speaker 2: the well like class president of his high school.
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Speaker 1: Our nurse to night is back.
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Speaker 4: With more detectives know this bloody handprint on the front
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Speaker 4: door handle of the apartment was left by the beast
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Speaker 4: who stabbed loving mom to Bossom Khan to death.
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Speaker 3: That wasn't Tavison's blood that we were looking at.
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Speaker 4: And even when forensic tests fined it doesn't belong to
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Speaker 4: her son Danish, they still won't believe he's innocent.
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Speaker 3: He definitely was involved in this crime up to his eyeballs, but.
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Speaker 4: They have no evidence to link Danish to his mother's
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Speaker 4: murder until one of his class is arrested on an
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Speaker 4: unrelated drug charge.
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Speaker 3: Normahmad was a crook. He was a criminal. He was
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Speaker 3: a gang member. He's been involved in robberies and other
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Speaker 3: types of crimes.
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Speaker 4: But Noor as he was known, would never have been
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Speaker 4: connected to the killing of Tabossam Khan. Had the arresting
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Speaker 4: officer not noticed something odd.
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Speaker 3: While he was being arrested and walked to the car.
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Speaker 3: He kept on shouting to fellow schoolmates, tell Donish, Tell Donish,
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Speaker 3: tell Donish, give me a call, Tell Donish, I'm going
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Speaker 3: to jail, and the officer snapped to.
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Speaker 4: That, alerting homicide detective Brian Harris, who observes something else
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Speaker 4: a little strange about Nor.
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Speaker 3: He's wearing one glove like Michael Jackson on his hand.
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Speaker 3: Then he takes it off and I see the stitches.
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Speaker 3: I asked him to explain, how'd you get that cut?
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Speaker 3: And he says he was cutting turkey.
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Speaker 4: But Harris claims Noor really did it while cutting to
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Speaker 4: Bossom Khan, and his blood is found to that on
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Speaker 4: the door handle of her apartment.
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Speaker 3: And it was a huge home run for He says
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Speaker 3: it was a positive match.
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Speaker 4: Confronted with that and other forensic evidence against him, Nor
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Speaker 4: confesses that he murdered to Bossom. But then the biggest shocker,
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Speaker 4: Newor claims Danish paid him to do it.
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Speaker 3: How much money was he promising you with this whole
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Speaker 3: deal with his mom.
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Speaker 12: At first he was promising five g's and then that's
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Speaker 12: when I did it, And then he saw my thumb
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Speaker 12: when I hopped back in the car, and I was like, man,
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Speaker 12: what the he's all that man for five g's.
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Speaker 10: He was like, man, I got you, I got you.
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Speaker 10: Don't worry, man, I throw some extra mount I'll give
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Speaker 10: you another five Jesus and that. And I was like okay.
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Speaker 10: I looked at him like okay, okay.
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Speaker 3: Then so ten thousand.
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Speaker 4: Yes, Nor tells detectives the money was to come from
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Speaker 4: robbing Danish's mother.
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Speaker 3: But did he pay you any money up front?
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Speaker 10: And as he paid me one thousand up front.
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Speaker 4: Nor says, Danish drives him to his Houston apartment complex.
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Speaker 10: When he dropped me off, she said, he opened the
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Speaker 10: trunk in to the clothes.
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Speaker 3: What else did he give you?
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Speaker 10: And there was a nice in the trunk I picked up.
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Speaker 4: According to new Danish then goes to the apartment ahead
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Speaker 4: of him.
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Speaker 12: Listen that he explained to me that, uh, once I
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Speaker 12: get inside the house, he'll open the door for me.
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Speaker 4: And when Danish returns to his car, Nor says he
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Speaker 4: goes in to rob to bossom.
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Speaker 12: I kind of panicked cause I was like, I thought,
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Speaker 12: first secd, I'm not I shouldn't do this, but they
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Speaker 12: already seen me, and so I just jumped and I
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Speaker 12: I just attacked and I.
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Speaker 10: Started I grabbed him. Kay started stabbing her in the stomach.
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Speaker 12: I think in the stomach, and then she sh pulled
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Speaker 12: me closer, biting me, and okay, I'm gonna be her.
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Speaker 3: Okay, I'm sitting on the couch. Okay, I'm sitting on
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Speaker 3: the couch.
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Speaker 10: Like, let's say, you you grab me what your left,
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Speaker 10: You're praying me close. I'm just stabbing you right here.
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Speaker 11: But you're like just choking.
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Speaker 3: You're trying to choke me.
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Speaker 10: Okay, and I'm I I I start moving and.
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Speaker 12: I played my my mouth right here and started stabbing
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Speaker 12: you in the neck.
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Speaker 4: He continues stabbing to Bossom a total of forty eight
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Speaker 4: times until she's dead.
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Speaker 10: I saw her eyes rolled over.
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Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, Nor tells detectives. He then started looking
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Speaker 4: for the cash that Danish said he would find in
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Speaker 4: a white envelope.
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Speaker 12: Would you start going through all the envelopes like I
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Speaker 12: started looking a round. I'm like, what the heck is it?
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Speaker 12: I saw a white envelope, but I didn't think there
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Speaker 12: was no money in it. But then after that, I
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Speaker 12: just I just like I didn't want to be in there.
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Speaker 4: No mark blood on envelopes would be found to be
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Speaker 4: his from that cut he got on his hand while
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Speaker 4: stabbing to Bostle, and detectives had no reason to doubt
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Speaker 4: Nor's confession was the truth.
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Speaker 3: Nord's a sociopath, a Ted Bundy kind of person, very
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Speaker 3: likable guy, but he knew he was caught, and he
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Speaker 3: said once he gave us our fingerprints, if we ever
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Speaker 3: came back to him again, he knew he was done,
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Speaker 3: and he said he knew that we had too much
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Speaker 3: evidence on him.
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Speaker 4: But when confronted with norse confession, Danish still denied he
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Speaker 4: had anything to do with his mother's murder, and even
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Speaker 4: denies knowing Nor until he's presented with this security video
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Speaker 4: showing the two walking and talking together at Robert E.
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Speaker 4: Lee High School not long before to Bossom was stabbed
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Speaker 4: to death.
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Speaker 3: Once we're able to identify Nor and Dnish and put
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Speaker 3: those two together, it was clear it was all captured
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Speaker 3: on tape.
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Speaker 4: Still Danish blames it all on Nor.
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Speaker 3: Trying to claim that Nor Muhammad was a big bad
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Speaker 3: man who held them at knife point, kidnapped him and
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Speaker 3: said you're gonna help me rob somebody today, and so
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Speaker 3: Danish led him to his mother and said, please don't
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Speaker 3: hurt her.
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Speaker 4: But Danish finally comes clean, confessing to cops.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you may not have done the act, but
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Speaker 3: do you see how your actions were? I mean, do
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Speaker 3: you take responsibility for that?
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Speaker 5: I think what is hard for me to grasp is
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Speaker 5: that this is a seventeen year old who planned out
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Speaker 5: the execution of his mother, and that is just chilling.
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Speaker 4: Another shocker in this case. According to investigators, seven other
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Speaker 4: people at this high school knew about the murder and
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Speaker 4: didn't step four.
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Speaker 5: What I find interesting about the people who knew about
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Speaker 5: this is that none of them knew of it from
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Speaker 5: Danish Minhas.
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Speaker 4: They say the leaker was Danish's hired killer who told
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Speaker 4: seven school pals what he did, but still managed to
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Speaker 4: keep his dark secret from school officials.
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Speaker 5: Everyone who knew about it came from Nourmuhammed, who actually
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Speaker 5: was openly struggling with the act that he did.
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Speaker 4: Nor Mohammed pleads guilty and gets forty years. Danish Minhaas
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Speaker 4: fesses up to being the mastermind behind the murder of
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Speaker 4: his mother and his sentenced to fifty years behind bars.
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Speaker 4: And this twisted stories not over yet.
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Speaker 11: The whole plan was I go in, hey and just
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Speaker 11: this this gonna happen.
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Speaker 1: Next.
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Speaker 4: From behind bars in his first ever TV interview, Danish
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Speaker 4: Minhass tells Crime Watch Daily that he never intended for
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Speaker 4: his mother to be killed or even armed. So you're
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Speaker 4: saying that your plan wasn't to kill your mother, but
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Speaker 4: to rob her, and you come in as the savior.
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Speaker 11: Yes, ma'am, as she was never supposed to die.
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Speaker 2: Now, to the conclusion of today's murder mystery, let's head
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Speaker 2: back to Houston and our nurse a Knight Chris.
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Speaker 4: It was a shocking headline, A Texas teen hires his
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Speaker 4: high school classmate to murder his mother. Today that teen
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Speaker 4: danish Minhass is talking to me from inside prison walls
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Speaker 4: here for his first ever TV interview. Now, danish Minhaus
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Speaker 4: shuffles through the prison halls and shame serving fifty years
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Speaker 4: for his role in the murder of his mom to
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Speaker 4: Bossom and he would tell me her death was a
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Speaker 4: crazy teenage plan gone tragically wrong.
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Speaker 11: She was never supposed to die.
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Speaker 4: Danish says. His classmate nor Mohammad, who confessed to doing
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Speaker 4: the killing and is serving a sentence of forty years
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Speaker 4: behind bars, was only supposed to rob to Bosom to
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Speaker 4: make him look like a hero.
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Speaker 9: Were supposed to stage robbery. Basically, I was supposed to
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Speaker 9: come home nighting shiny on.
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Speaker 11: Hey, Mom, what happened? I'm here for you.
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Speaker 9: Hey, you know what, this is my time to be
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Speaker 9: your adult son. I'm going to take care of you.
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Speaker 4: Danish tells me his hope was that his mother would
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Speaker 4: then treat him like a man instead of a child.
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Speaker 9: She doesn't realize I'm senior in high school and I'm
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Speaker 9: going to college and be a cop.
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Speaker 11: I'm being mad at the house instead.
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Speaker 4: Danish claims he walked into their Houston apartment to find boss,
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Speaker 4: I'm dead and drenched in blood from forty eight stab wounds.
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Speaker 6: What did you think when you saw your mother lying
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Speaker 6: there motionless?
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Speaker 11: What was going on in your head at that time?
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Speaker 9: I thought she might still be alive. That's why when
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Speaker 9: I touched her, there was no response to me that
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Speaker 9: that was the end of everything that I knew.
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Speaker 1: I came home, gottle bird, is she bleeding normally?
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Speaker 13: Mercy?
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Speaker 1: She got there, She's gone.
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Speaker 4: I listened to your nine one one call?
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Speaker 6: Was it an act?
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Speaker 5: Was that?
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Speaker 9: Sincere I knew what happened, and I knew that was
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Speaker 9: the cause of that, So that was on when I
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Speaker 9: was really able to let go of my emotions.
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Speaker 4: He said he hid those emotions when he was questioned
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Speaker 4: by detectives, but then vented them privately.
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Speaker 9: I sit in my car in the jahway and I'm crying,
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Speaker 9: or I'm in shower. I'm crying because I wouldn't cry
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Speaker 9: in front of them.
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Speaker 4: Danish now twenty four says that look looking back, he
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Speaker 4: sees how foolish she was to hatch such a plot
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Speaker 4: against his own mother.
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Speaker 9: I don't think I understood the consequences of if you
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Speaker 9: do this and things are supposed to go according to plan,
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Speaker 9: Murphy's law comes into play, and that's what happened, and
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Speaker 9: you can't control what the next person might do.
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Speaker 3: That happens.
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Speaker 4: You didn't understand the consequences of life actions, of what
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Speaker 4: you were doing.
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Speaker 9: Right because, according to me, since I orchestrated this and
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Speaker 9: no one's supposed to get hurt, you know, everything's supposed
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Speaker 9: to go down this way, and then.
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Speaker 11: I guess turn of events happen. You understand that now,
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Speaker 11: just ma'am most definitely unfortunately.
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Speaker 6: Too late for her. Yeah, do you consider yourself a murderer?
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Speaker 4: Do you consider her blood on your hands?
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Speaker 11: Yes, I'll wrestle with that f few palms. I guess
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Speaker 11: you feel like you're a better person now.
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Speaker 9: To be honest, I don't think I was a bad
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Speaker 9: person in the beginning, and the letter of the law committed,
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Speaker 9: but I don't have a criminal mindset.
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Speaker 11: I don't believe that.
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Speaker 4: But Danish admits there have been times when he's thought
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Speaker 4: of killing himself out of guilt over what he did
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Speaker 4: to his mother.
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Speaker 9: And I think to myself at Thomas about that, and
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Speaker 9: that's when I get depressed. I've contemplated her to myself.
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Speaker 4: I asked Brian Harris, the homicide detective who put Danish
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Speaker 4: behind bars for his reaction.
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Speaker 3: That doesn't surprise me that Danish would talk about taking
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Speaker 3: his own life, but Danish would never do anything to
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Speaker 3: harm himself, because Danish still believes in his own head
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Speaker 3: that he's the best looking and smartest guy in that prison.
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Speaker 4: He also scoffed at Danish's claim that he never intended
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Speaker 4: for his mother to get hurt.
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Speaker 3: Danish is still trying to manipulate you. He's still trying
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Speaker 3: to be the author of his own story, and the
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Speaker 3: story of the murder of his mom has already been written.
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Speaker 3: Book is closed on who Danish minhas is, yet he
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Speaker 3: keeps on trying to reopen it and rewrite his own story,
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Speaker 3: and he just can't get it right.
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Speaker 4: Danish has plenty of time to work on it. His
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Speaker 4: first chance that parole won't come until twenty thirty five.
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Speaker 4: How will you be?
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Speaker 9: It's between forty two and forty three, the age your
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Speaker 9: mother was when she was murdered.
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Speaker 11: Yes, are you remorseful for what you did?
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Speaker 4: Are you shameful for the hand you played in this?
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Speaker 11: Yes? Most definitely.
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Speaker 9: I'm not the only one that's actually doing tom My
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Speaker 9: family's doing time with me, but they were essentially robbed of.
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Speaker 11: My mom's presence.
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Speaker 4: Brian Harris offers Danish some final words of advice.
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Speaker 3: Until Danish unlocks and grapples with what he did to
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Speaker 3: his own mother, he'll forever be in prison, and then
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Speaker 3: at least his soul can be free.
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Speaker 1: All right now? A story we followed very closely here
27:57
Speaker 1: in Crime Watch Daily Mystery.
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Speaker 2: On a moonless night, headlights from a truck to purist
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Speaker 2: the dark, California, Scott.
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Speaker 1: Driving into a walnut orchard.
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Speaker 6: It doesn't make sense, a random act.
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Speaker 2: It's Allie Yeoman's truck stuck in the mud. But where
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Speaker 2: is aled?
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Speaker 14: Ali has just vanished in the thin airs.
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Speaker 1: The beautiful twenty year old college student gone.
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Speaker 5: Where was she?
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Speaker 1: Her family desperate to find her, the.
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Speaker 10: Ma heart of hearts.
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Speaker 15: I think she's out there somewhere.
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Speaker 1: Her father Daniel, too distraught to.
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Speaker 6: Talk, has taken it extremely.
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Speaker 2: Does this surveillance video hold clues to her disappearance? And
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Speaker 2: who is the mystery man seen with her just before
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Speaker 2: she vanished? A man her mother Paula, never heard of
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Speaker 2: until now.
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Speaker 16: I didn't know about him and I didn't know old
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Speaker 16: that Keevin existed. He's old enough to be her father.
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Speaker 2: She was named Alisia, but everyone called her Ally, as
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Speaker 2: her aunt Martine tells Our Melissa McCarty.
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Speaker 6: What kind of girl is Allie? Allie is.
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Speaker 15: A twenty year old that really looks sixteen and wears
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Speaker 15: makeup to look twenty years old. A very sweet, gullible,
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Speaker 15: beautiful girl, and stubborn.
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Speaker 2: Allie works two jobs at both Starbucks and McDonald's all
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Speaker 2: while attending college.
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Speaker 16: She wanted to be a nurse.
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Speaker 6: What about nursing is her passion?
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Speaker 16: She loves making sure people are happy, and I think
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Speaker 16: she wants to put that effort into doing that for others, and.
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Speaker 2: Her other passion riding quad bikes on her grandfather's farm.
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Speaker 6: We're the dynamic two of the Yemens.
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Speaker 2: The farm in Gridley, California, about sixty miles north of Sacramento.
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Speaker 2: It was a playground for Ali and her cousin Melanie.
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Speaker 6: I remember Ali would just go way too fast.
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Speaker 15: It would freak me out, and I'd find they're doing
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Speaker 15: donuts everywhere, and.
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Speaker 14: I don't know.
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Speaker 6: It's it's really tough to talk about past tense, you know,
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Speaker 6: because you just want you want answers.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, answers that could be found by tracing Allie's last steps.
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Speaker 2: On the night she disappeared, Ali met a man for dinner,
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Speaker 2: a thirty seven year old man.
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Speaker 17: Do you know of the person she was last seen with?
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Speaker 17: I do not personally know of him, but I not
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Speaker 17: your crowd, wasn't your friends, No, oh.
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Speaker 13: God, no, no, no, no.
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Speaker 6: I he came out of nowhere. I feel like it
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Speaker 6: just seems so random that night. You mean random that
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Speaker 6: she would be having dinner with him.
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Speaker 1: Random?
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Speaker 15: I mean, yes, just that everything that happened that night
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Speaker 15: was very strange.
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Speaker 2: Allie and the man were seen eating at this Indian
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Speaker 2: restaurant in Yuba City. Then they reported went to his
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Speaker 2: house and joined by other partiers. She drank some wine
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Speaker 2: and then later headed home, but Ali apparently took the
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Speaker 2: back roads to get there. Her ex boyfriend Leo Altamonte
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Speaker 2: tells our Sacramento affiliate KEYTXL she often does that when
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Speaker 2: she's been drinking.
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Speaker 12: She didn't want to get caught by the cops and
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Speaker 12: have put on more problems than it already has.
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Speaker 6: Probably so she wants to take the back of us
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Speaker 6: to be safe.
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Speaker 2: When she doesn't show off for work the next morning,
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Speaker 2: a frantic search is underway.
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Speaker 1: They find her truck stuck in the mud in the
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Speaker 1: middle of this walnut orchard.
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Speaker 2: Investigators see a single set of footprints leaving a trail
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Speaker 2: from her truck.
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Speaker 14: There were items ufts in the vehicle that you would
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Speaker 14: think someone would take with them.
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Speaker 2: I'll say that surveillance video from a nearby farm shows
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Speaker 2: Ali's truck driving up to and around a gate leading
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Speaker 2: into the orchard.
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Speaker 17: Ali or someone in her truck, we just know her
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Speaker 17: truck was driving down this way right in it appeared
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Speaker 17: it's correct.
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Speaker 2: Sutter County Sheriff's Lieutenant Dan Butler took us to the
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Speaker 2: exact spot where Allie's truck was found.
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Speaker 14: How did it get to this location, Well, that's a
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Speaker 14: matter of speculation. We can tell up until the levee
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Speaker 14: here at approximately twenty two to fifty five hours, she's
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Speaker 14: seen approaching the levee and surveillance at igry to speed
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Speaker 14: and then she drives around a gate or whomever is
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Speaker 14: in the truck drives around a gate.
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Speaker 17: But at this location, it wasn't enough water for her
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Speaker 17: to say fall in and get swept away. No, absolutely not, Okay,
32:32
Speaker 17: so that's ruled out.
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Speaker 2: Look at this aerial view shot by Ketxl's drawn you
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Speaker 2: can see tire tracks where Allie got stuck in the mud,
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Speaker 2: and just a few feet away on the levee Allie's
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Speaker 2: cell phone that was right.
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Speaker 14: Where we're standing.
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Speaker 6: Her cell phone was here.
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Speaker 14: Her cell phone was here on the levee. I don't
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Speaker 14: know if it was placed for us to find or
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Speaker 14: if it was dropped by her. I don't know. That's
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Speaker 14: it with all the other mysteries in this case.
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Speaker 1: It's a mystery Allie's family wants solved.
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Speaker 6: She's a dark, a dear devil.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, she takes.
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Speaker 2: Risks remembering the good times. Her father Daniel, too upset
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Speaker 2: to speak, gets up and walks away in tears.
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Speaker 11: He's taking it in an extremely.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, understandably, emotions are still raw.
33:27
Speaker 11: This is not a celebration right here.
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Speaker 15: Now, we just need to bring a home.
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Speaker 2: Next, we track down the mystery man, believed to be
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Speaker 2: the last person to see Ali before she vanished.
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Speaker 6: Did you have anything to do with the disappearance of Ali?
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Speaker 2: Allie Yeoman has been missing for five weeks and no
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Speaker 2: one is more upset than her father Daniel.
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Speaker 15: Every night he goes in a room, he says, good
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Speaker 15: night Ali.
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Speaker 10: Tough.
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Speaker 1: The family is rallying around Daniel.
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Speaker 6: Daniel's having a tough time. How's he doing?
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Speaker 16: He tends to keep things in.
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Speaker 6: It's hard for him.
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Speaker 16: It's really hard for him.
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Speaker 6: That's his baby girl.
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Speaker 16: He's used to seeing her running out of the door
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Speaker 16: going Okay, I'm gonna be back and da da dah,
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Speaker 16: or i'll see you later, dad, or I love you.
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Speaker 16: You could talk about a person and tell them you
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Speaker 16: love him so much, and when you don't.
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Speaker 6: Hear it back, it's terrifying. So yeah, he's having a
34:39
Speaker 6: tough time.
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Speaker 2: The night, Allie vanished. She met a mystery man for dinner.
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Speaker 2: He's the last person believed you have seen her alive.
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Speaker 6: Did you have anything to do with the disappearance of Alley?
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Speaker 13: I had nothing to do with the disappearance of ALLEI.
34:59
Speaker 2: We tracked down thirty seven year old Mike Lizarraga, a
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Speaker 2: contractor in Yuba City, California.
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Speaker 1: He agreed to speak with Crime Launched.
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Speaker 2: Daily, telling us he met twenty year old Alley only
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Speaker 2: once before, when she was on a date with his nephew.
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Speaker 6: So did she actually reach out to you?
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Speaker 13: She said, I'm coming to Uba City? You know, what
35:20
Speaker 13: are you going to be doing either Wednesday or Thursday?
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Speaker 6: Why do you think she reached out to you only
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Speaker 6: meeting you once?
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Speaker 3: I asked her.
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Speaker 13: I said, hey, why out of nowhere, Jesus hit me
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Speaker 13: up and like, hey, I'm coming to town. You know
35:31
Speaker 13: you want to I was like, well, I just really
35:34
Speaker 13: liked the way that you talk to people. You seem
35:36
Speaker 13: like you listen pretty well.
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Speaker 1: Mike says all she wanted from him was some dating advice.
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Speaker 13: She did talk about how she had a crush on somebody,
35:44
Speaker 13: and she's just like, I just want to know, you know,
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Speaker 13: am I trying to.
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Speaker 2: Hurt Mike says, after dinner at this Indian restaurant in
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Speaker 2: Yuba City, she invited herself to his house.
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Speaker 1: He says, his son and one other couple were there too.
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Speaker 13: She's like okay, She's like, well, I got a bottle
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Speaker 13: of wine. And I was like, I got some wine too.
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Speaker 13: She's like, well, I'm gonna come by it.
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Speaker 11: I'm like yeah, she was.
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Speaker 13: Chugging, you know, my bottle of wine. I was like, okay,
36:05
Speaker 13: maybe she's in party mode right now. You probably should
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Speaker 13: just pass out on the couch for a while, get
36:10
Speaker 13: some sleep.
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Speaker 3: No, I can't.
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Speaker 13: I gotta wake up at five o'clock in the morning,
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Speaker 13: get ready. I gotta be at work by six.
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Speaker 11: So I was like, okay, I get it. I get it.
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Speaker 13: And I said, but you have been drinking.
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Speaker 3: Oh I know, you know, but I know the back
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Speaker 3: roads really well.
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Speaker 2: But when Allie took the back road, somehow her truck
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Speaker 2: ended up stuck in the mud at this orchard.
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Speaker 1: That's when she vanished.
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Speaker 6: And you actually offered a polygraph.
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Speaker 13: No, I was at a sheriff's department. I said, I
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Speaker 13: don't care whatever it takes. You guys can do whatever
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Speaker 13: whatever you guys want you polygraph you guys want you know?
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Speaker 11: What do you want?
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Speaker 17: Do you believe anyone at that house or Mike Luzaraga
36:48
Speaker 17: himself had anything to do with her disappearance.
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Speaker 14: At this point, based on the interviews we've done and
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Speaker 14: the surveillance and phone records that we've obtained, I don't
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Speaker 14: think so. Could I be wrong? Absolutely so?
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Speaker 2: Was Ali kidnapped or was she the victim of an
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Speaker 2: unforeseen accident.
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Speaker 13: There's not a second that I don't go by that
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Speaker 13: I don't think about Ali and wonder what the heck happened.
37:19
Speaker 13: You know, maybe if I just wore to hit her keys,
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Speaker 13: spos to say, she wasn't gonna get picked up by somebody.
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Speaker 15: She wanted to go home, he said, and sleep in
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Speaker 15: her own bed, wash her face, and he let it go.
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Speaker 3: She's twenty, take her keys.
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Speaker 2: The questions still linger, but an unfortunate development might now
37:39
Speaker 2: bring the answers, even if they're tragic.
37:42
Speaker 1: Just days ago, a fisherman.
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Speaker 2: Spotted a body in the Feather River, less than a
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Speaker 2: half a mile from where Ali's.
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Speaker 1: Truck was found in the orchard.
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Speaker 2: The body was taken to the Corner's office in Sacramento
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Speaker 2: for an autopsy, and.
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Speaker 1: Authorities now revealed tragically, it's the body.
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Speaker 2: Of the twenty years old beauty, but exactly what happened
38:04
Speaker 2: is still unknown. In autopsy will determine exactly how she died,
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Speaker 2: and detectives.
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Speaker 1: Will find out whether this was foul play or an
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Speaker 1: unfortunate accident.
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Speaker 15: This family has never felt this kind of pagi