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Crime Alert 08.25.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news Now. Texas
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  Speaker 1: Tattoo shop owner Javier Aredondo fires Anthony Terzion after the
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  Speaker 1: forty six year old botches a tattoo. Turgion, upset about
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  Speaker 1: getting fired, demands his final paycheck immediately and begins knocking
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  Speaker 1: items off the counters and shaking the display case. Aridondo
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  Speaker 1: tells other employees to leave the building and call police.
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  Speaker 1: One of the employees heads back inside to check on
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  Speaker 1: things and witnesses Aredondo shoot Urgion three times.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Turgon was pronounced dead on the scene and was
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  Speaker 2: found unarmed. Arndndo says that Turgon did not threaten him
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  Speaker 2: in any way, but he was worried that Turgen would
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  Speaker 2: hurt him because of his behavior in the shop. R
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  Speaker 2: inn Dondo loaded the gun before Turgon arrived in the
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  Speaker 2: shop and left it out on the counter next to him.
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  Speaker 1: Javier Aredondo, forty two, now charged with murder. Three coworkers
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  Speaker 1: and a Florida Chili's get together after work for a drink.
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  Speaker 1: One of the two men insults the woman with them,
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  Speaker 1: spring an argument with the second man. The insulter becomes aggressive,
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  Speaker 1: using an astray to break windows on his friend's cars
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  Speaker 1: and hitting the defender repeatedly, who traies a handgun and
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  Speaker 1: shoots the insulter in both legs to subdue him. The
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  Speaker 1: man is rushed to the hospital and refuses to cooperate
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  Speaker 1: because he says he's not a quote snitch. The shooter
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  Speaker 1: hotels Cox he shot the victim in the legs because
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  Speaker 1: he didn't want to kill him. Now charged with AGAs salt.
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  Speaker 1: Remember everybody, sticks and stones may break my bones, and
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  Speaker 1: words do not amount to aggravated assault, but shooting does.
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  Speaker 1: More Crime and Justice news after this. Now with the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime in Justice, breaking news Crime Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: Prosecutors say that a Colorado man charged with killing ten
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  Speaker 3: people at a Boulder supermarket in twenty twenty one is
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  Speaker 3: mentally competent to continue to trial, this raising the chance
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  Speaker 3: that criminal proceedings that have been stalled for over a
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  Speaker 3: year and a half might resume shortly. For the latest,
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  Speaker 3: we turned to Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: In a court petition, Colorado prosecutors reveal that experts at
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  Speaker 2: the State Mental Institution stated in their most recent report
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  Speaker 2: that they now believe Ahmad al Alili Elisa is competent
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  Speaker 2: since he takes his medication on a continuous basis, including
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  Speaker 2: a new unidentified drug. However, the statement goes on to
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  Speaker 2: say they believe his competency is tenuous and advise Elisa,
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  Speaker 2: who has schizophrenia, to continue mental therapy and drugs in
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  Speaker 2: order to be competent. As a result, prosecutors requested Judge
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  Speaker 2: Ingrin Baiky to keep Elisa at the Colorado Mental Health
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  Speaker 2: Institute in Pueblo, rather than returning him to the Boulder Jail,
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  Speaker 2: which cannot provide the same degree of care. They claim
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  Speaker 2: he can be transported to and from court hearings in Boulder,
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  Speaker 2: which is one hundred and forty miles away. Elisa's charged
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  Speaker 2: with murder and several attempted murder charges for putting twenty
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  Speaker 2: six other people's lives at risk. He has not yet
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  Speaker 2: been summoned to make a flea and his attorneys have
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  Speaker 2: not responded to the claims.
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  Speaker 3: Alisa's defense attorneys stated earlier this year that he suffers
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  Speaker 3: from schizophrenic, a metal disease that causes people to have
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  Speaker 3: difficulty recognizing reality. Authorities say that the BTK serial killer
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  Speaker 3: has been declared the prime suspect and two unsolved homicides,
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  Speaker 3: one in Oklahoma and one in Missouri, prompting detectives to
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  Speaker 3: dig near his former Kensas residence in Park City. This week,
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  Speaker 3: under Sheriff Gary Upton of Osage County, Oklahoma told our
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  Speaker 3: friends with the Associated Press that the inquiry into whether
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  Speaker 3: Dennis Raider was responsible for other crimes began last year
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  Speaker 3: with a re examination of the nineteen seventy six disappearance
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  Speaker 3: of Cynthia Kenny, a sixteen year old cheerleader in Pahusca.
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  Speaker 3: The case, which has been probed off and on over
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  Speaker 3: the years, was restarted in December. Raider murdered from nineteen
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  Speaker 3: seventy four through nineteen ninety one, earning himself the moniker BTK, bind,
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  Speaker 3: torture and kill. South Carolina's newly all males Supreme Court
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  Speaker 3: has shifted its stance on abortion, upholding allegedgislation that prohibits
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  Speaker 3: most abortions except in the first few weeks of pregnancy.
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  Speaker 3: Once again Crime Online Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The deterioration of legal abortion access in the United States
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  Speaker 2: South continues after South Carolina state legislatures replaced the court's
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  Speaker 2: loan female justice Justice k Hearn, who reached the state's
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  Speaker 2: mandatory retirement age. The four to one decision differs from
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  Speaker 2: the court's prior decision, which struck down a similar prohibition
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  Speaker 2: enacted by the Republican led legislature in twenty twenty one.
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  Speaker 2: The most recent prohibition goes into effect immediately. Justice John Kittredge,
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  Speaker 2: writing for the new majority, acknowledged that the twenty twenty
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  Speaker 2: three law also violates quote a woman's right to privacy
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  Speaker 2: and bodily autonomy, but said the state legislature reasonably determined
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  Speaker 2: this time that those interests do not outweigh the interest
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  Speaker 2: of the unborn child to live. Kittredge said that we
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  Speaker 2: leave for another day a ruling on what the law's
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  Speaker 2: language means for when the band should begin, predicting another
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  Speaker 2: lengthy court battle on that point. The loan dissent came
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  Speaker 2: from Chief Justice Donald Batty, who argued that the two
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty three law is nearly identical, with definitions for
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  Speaker 2: terms like fetal heartbeat and conception that provide no quarity
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  Speaker 2: on when the band begins, potentially exposing doctors to criminal
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  Speaker 2: charges if law enforcement disagrees with their expertise.
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  Speaker 3: More Court changes are on the way. Beatty will have
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  Speaker 3: to retire in twenty twenty four since he too will
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  Speaker 3: reach the mandatory retirement age of seventy two. Kittridge is
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  Speaker 3: the sole applicant to succeed him. Next year, the legislature
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  Speaker 3: is expected to confirm Kittridge and appoint another new justice.
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  Speaker 1: Alicia Watts frequently makes a two hour drive to Charlotte,
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  Speaker 1: North Carolina, to visit her boyfriend friends family. She arrives
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  Speaker 1: on Friday, last seen leaving boyfriend James Dunmore's home Sunday.
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  Speaker 1: Watt's family reports her missing the following Wednesday, Then cops
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  Speaker 1: realize they impounded her car the day before. Cops find
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  Speaker 1: the boyfriend Dunmore, sitting in her car. He says he's
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  Speaker 1: taking a nap. Three hours later, the car is still there.
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  Speaker 1: Dunmore found unresponsive. Apparently you're taking pills in a suicide attempt.
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  Speaker 1: Alicia's purse found in the car, her cell phone still
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  Speaker 1: at Dunmore's home, and nine millimeters shell casings found in
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  Speaker 1: the street outside Dunmore's home. Alicia Watt's now missing over
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  Speaker 1: a month. If you have info on Alicia's disappearance, call
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  Speaker 1: Charlotte Mackleburgh PD. Seven O four three three four sixteen hundred.
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  Speaker 1: For the latest crime injustice, use go to crimeonline dot
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  Speaker 1: com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace