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Charlie Kirk Suspect Caught, Mockers Face Repercussions | Crime Alert Recap Saturday 09.13.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime a art hourly update, breaking crime news Now. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Jackie Howard. The shooting death of conservative pundent Charlie Kirk
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  Speaker 1: has caused a ripple effect across the nation, from the
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  Speaker 1: initial horror of the act, to those mocking and celebrating
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  Speaker 1: his death on social media, to those individuals now facing
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  Speaker 1: repercussions of firings and more as a result. The shot
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  Speaker 1: was fired during a peaceful campus event Kirk's American Comeback
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  Speaker 1: Tour at Utah Valley University in Orum. He sat under
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  Speaker 1: a white gazebo before a crowd of about three thousand people.
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  Speaker 1: A discussion began about transgender mess shooters when a single
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  Speaker 1: shot rang out. Kirk slumped in his chair with a clear,
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  Speaker 1: profusely bleeding wound to his neck. The FBI released images
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  Speaker 1: of a person of interest, a slim white man wearing
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  Speaker 1: sunglasses and a dark baseball cap and a dark sweater
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  Speaker 1: with a picture of an American flag with an eagle
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  Speaker 1: across on the front. On Friday, President Trump announced that
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  Speaker 1: Tyler Robinson, twenty two, was the shooter and was turned
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  Speaker 1: in by his father. Robinson's dad reached out to a
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  Speaker 1: family friend, who then contacted authorities A family member told
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  Speaker 1: investigators that Robinson had become more political in recent years
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  Speaker 1: and in conversations had said Charlie Kirk was full of
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  Speaker 1: hate and spreading hate. During a press conference, Utah Governor
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  Speaker 1: Spencer Cox described the weapon and bullet casings found near
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  Speaker 1: the scene.
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  Speaker 2: Investigators discovered a bolt action rifle wrapped in a dark
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  Speaker 2: colored towel. The rifle was determined to be a Mouser
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  Speaker 2: Model ninety eight to thirty six thirt six caliber bolt
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  Speaker 2: action rifle. The rifle had a scope mounted on top
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  Speaker 2: of it. Investigators noted inscriptions that had been engraved on
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  Speaker 2: casings found with the rifle. Inscriptions on a fired casing
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  Speaker 2: read notices bulge's capital wo, what's this question?
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  Speaker 3: Mark.
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  Speaker 2: Inscriptions on the three unfired casings read hey fascist, exclamation point, catch,
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  Speaker 2: exclamation point, up arrow symbol, right arrow and symbol, and
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  Speaker 2: three down arrow symbols. A second unfired casing read oh
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  Speaker 2: belichow bellachow bellachow chow chow, and a third unfired casing
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  Speaker 2: read if you read this, you are gay LMAO.
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  Speaker 1: The FBI released videos appearing to show a dark figure
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  Speaker 1: running across the roof of a building in the aftermath
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  Speaker 1: evidence included a palm print and forearm imprints and footwear imprints.
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  Speaker 1: A footprint. Officials have said Utah will pursue the death penalty.
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  Speaker 1: In the wake of the shooting, repercussions have come for
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  Speaker 1: some who mocked or laughed at Kirk's murder. DC Comics
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  Speaker 1: canceled the Just Relieved Red Hood comic book series after
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  Speaker 1: all Gretchen phelk or Martin's social media comments. In a
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  Speaker 1: now deleted post, philk or Martin allegedly wrote, hope the
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  Speaker 1: bullet's okay. Charlie Rock, a communications coordinator for the Carolina Panthers,
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  Speaker 1: posted a video on his personal Instagram account of a
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  Speaker 1: Kirk speaking engagement with the caption why are y'all sad?
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  Speaker 1: Your man said it was worth it. It was paired
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  Speaker 1: with the screenshot of Wu Tang Clan's song Protect Your Neck.
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  Speaker 1: MSNBC political analyst Matthew Dowd lost his job after comments
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  Speaker 1: about hateful words leading to hateful actions. Dowd apologized, saying
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  Speaker 1: he didn't intend for his comments to blame Kirk for
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  Speaker 1: the attack. Both the University of Mississippi and Middle Tennessee
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  Speaker 1: State University had removed staff members after comments they made.
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  Speaker 1: And there's more, even an electrician who had to close
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  Speaker 1: this business after his wife posted a video celebrating mocking
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  Speaker 1: Kirk's death. Charlie Kirk's casket was flown from Utah to
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  Speaker 1: Phoenix aboard Air Force two for his funeral and burial.
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  Speaker 1: President Donald Trump has said he will attend Tune into
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  Speaker 1: Crime Stores with Nancy Grace on Monday for the latest
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  Speaker 1: in this evolving story. More crime and justice news after this,
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  Speaker 1: I'm Drew Nelson.
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  Speaker 4: A mother and her partner plead not guilty in a
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  Speaker 4: so called house of horrors in New Jersey, where an
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  Speaker 4: eighteen year old girl says she was held a captive
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  Speaker 4: for years, beaten and sexually abused. Brenda Spencer, aged thirty eight,
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  Speaker 4: and her partner, Brandon Moseley, aged forty one, were arrested
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  Speaker 4: in Camden County on Monday. Prosecutors revealed plea offers of
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  Speaker 4: fifty years for Moseley and twenty five for Spencer. Their
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  Speaker 4: lawyers rejected those offers, Spencer's attorney, Terrell Ratliffe, saying, quote,
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  Speaker 4: I forgot it three seconds after I got told it.
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  Speaker 4: We're not even there at this point in time. As
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  Speaker 4: reported by NJ dot Com. Both defendants faced kidnapping, assault,
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  Speaker 4: and child in min dangerous charges, with Mosley also facing
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  Speaker 4: multiple counts of sexual assault. The case began in May
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  Speaker 4: when the teen escaped their Gloucester Township home and ran
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  Speaker 4: to a neighbor for help. She told investigators that she
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  Speaker 4: had been forced to live in a dog crate since
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  Speaker 4: twenty eighteen, had been padlocked in a bathroom at times
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  Speaker 4: and at other times kept in a bare room with
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  Speaker 4: only a bucket. Here, As prosecutor Grace McCauley, what this.
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  Speaker 5: Young woman survived was absolutely horrific. After speaking with the victim,
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  Speaker 5: our detective searched the residents and found that the victim
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  Speaker 5: was subjected to living in squalid, filthy conditions alongside numerous animals, dogs, chinchillas,
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  Speaker 5: and other animals.
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  Speaker 4: Detectives also discovered that a thirteen year old girl in
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  Speaker 4: the house had been pulled from school years earlier.
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  Speaker 5: Homeschooling maybe the right choice for many families, Unfortunately it
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  Speaker 5: can be used by others as a means to hide abuse.
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  Speaker 4: Neighbors said the older girl was rarely seen outside. The
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  Speaker 4: New York Times reported that when she finally reached neighbor's home,
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  Speaker 4: her hair was shaved, her wrists had scars from handcuffs,
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  Speaker 4: and she smelled foul. She spoke in bursts about being
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  Speaker 4: locked in the dog crate, cuffed to a toilet, and
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  Speaker 4: fed spaghetti from a bucket. Prosecutors later described the ordeal
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  Speaker 4: as quote beyond heinus, this one of the.
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  Speaker 6: Most despicable cases that I've ever run up across.
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  Speaker 4: Police Chief David Harkins confirmed police had first met the
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  Speaker 4: girl at a Wall Wall convenience store after her escape,
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  Speaker 4: but she did not reveal everything.
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  Speaker 6: It was reported to us that it was a domestic
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  Speaker 6: violence type of situation. However, she did not want to
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  Speaker 6: disclose all this information. She did not disclose this information
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  Speaker 6: about being held.
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  Speaker 4: Both teens are now safe. Spencer and Mosley remain jailed
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  Speaker 4: ahead of trial, where they will face decades in prison
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  Speaker 4: if convicted.
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  Speaker 3: I'm Nicole parton Mark. David Chapman has once again been
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  Speaker 3: denied parole, marking the fourteenth time this has occurred since
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  Speaker 3: he fatally shot John Lennon nearly forty five years ago
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  Speaker 3: outside of Lenin's home in New York City at age seventy.
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  Speaker 3: Chapman participated in a parole board interview on August twenty seven,
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  Speaker 3: but was not granted release from the green Haven Correctional
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  Speaker 3: Facility in New York, as indicated by the New York
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  Speaker 3: Department of Corrections and Community Supervisions online records. According to
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  Speaker 3: the timeline, Chapman became eligible for parole in December two thousand,
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  Speaker 3: two decades after he murdered the forty year old Lenin
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  Speaker 3: on December eighth, nineteen eighty, as the musician returned to
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  Speaker 3: his apartment with his wife, Yoko Ono. Earlier that same day,
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  Speaker 3: Lenin had autographed a copy of his latest album, Double Fantasy,
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  Speaker 3: for Chapman. Chapman has been incarcerated since August nineteen eighty one,
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  Speaker 3: convicted of second degree murder, and is serving a sentence
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  Speaker 3: of twenty years to life. His last appearance before the
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  Speaker 3: parole board was in March twenty twenty three. He has
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  Speaker 3: previously voiced remorse for his actions, declaring in a twenty
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  Speaker 3: twenty interview that he deserved the death penalty for his crime.
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  Speaker 3: I assassinated him solely because he was immensely famous, and
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  Speaker 3: I was seeking self glory. He said it was a
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  Speaker 3: selfish act. He referred to his actions as creepy and despicable,
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  Speaker 3: frequently reflecting on Ono, now ninety two, who chose not
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  Speaker 3: to remarry after Lennon's passing. I wish she could know
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  Speaker 3: that she understood her husband better than anyone else and
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  Speaker 3: knew the kind of man he was, which I did not,
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  Speaker 3: he reportedly expressed in an interview. I deserved nothing at
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  Speaker 3: the time of the warrant to death penalty. When you
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  Speaker 3: deliberately planned someone's murder, knowing it's wrong and doing it
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  Speaker 3: for your own glory, that deserves death, he said. In
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  Speaker 3: David Chef's biography Yoko, released in March, she described the
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  Speaker 3: letters she wrote to the board in two thousand as
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  Speaker 3: quote the hardest letter she's ever written. The biography highlighted
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  Speaker 3: that Ono's letter detailed her love for Lenin and his
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  Speaker 3: beliefs to me, he was the other half of the sky.
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  Speaker 3: Our love for each other was intense until the very end.
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  Speaker 3: The letter also addressed the impact of Lenin's death on
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  Speaker 3: their sons Sean forty nine Julian now sixty two, as
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  Speaker 3: well as Ono's own grief. Chef noted that Ono express
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  Speaker 3: concern that Chapman's release could revive the quote nightmare, chaos
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  Speaker 3: and confusion that followed Lenin's murder and could lead to
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  Speaker 3: more violence. In a twenty fifteen interview with The Daily Beast,
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  Speaker 3: Oo shared that she had never considered leaving the apartment
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  Speaker 3: that they shared with Sean as it held cherished memories
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  Speaker 3: of Lenin. It's extremely difficult for me to think about Chapman,
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  Speaker 3: she said, especially since he doesn't seem to believe he
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  Speaker 3: did anything wrong. My concern is that if he did
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  Speaker 3: get out, he would do it once again. Chapman's next
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  Speaker 3: parole hearing is scheduled for February twenty twenty seven.
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  Speaker 7: I'm Jennifer Gould. A serene, Long eyeland and retirement community,
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  Speaker 7: was shattered by a flash of violence when a seventy
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  Speaker 7: six year old woman allegedly shot her neighbor in the
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  Speaker 7: face with a flare gun during a bitter feud. The
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  Speaker 7: explosive showdown at Belmont Villa's Senior apartments, caught on chilling
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  Speaker 7: doorbell footage, has left the sixty seven year old victim
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  Speaker 7: bloodied and his alleged assailant in cuffs. Victim, Richard Katrone,
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  Speaker 7: spoke to NBC New York.
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  Speaker 4: Kathleen showed no emotion, She claimed, I was the devil.
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  Speaker 5: She claimed, I tried to murder her, and she said,
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  Speaker 5: I'm sorry I missed.
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  Speaker 7: The chaos erupted around five forty five pm on the
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  Speaker 7: four hundred block of wyan Danch Avenue in West Babylon,
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  Speaker 7: New York. Home surveillance video shows the victim, Richard, walking
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  Speaker 7: his dog, when his neighbor, Kathleen Schumann, storms out of
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  Speaker 7: her apartment without hesitation. She brandishes a flare gun, aims
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  Speaker 7: and fires at close. The flare ricochets off Katron's cheek,
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  Speaker 7: sending him reeling in stunned agony. Listen didn't think, I ga,
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  Speaker 7: thanks you to what you reacting swiftly, he drops his
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  Speaker 7: dog's leash, charges Schumann and knocks the weapon from her hand,
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  Speaker 7: grabbing her hair in a heated scuffle. Neighbors revealed the
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  Speaker 7: duo's bad blood was a long simmering dispute over their pets.
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  Speaker 7: Schumann's cat reportedly riled up Katrone's dog. Katrone admitted he
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  Speaker 7: had made complaints to management and that he even asked
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  Speaker 7: her to please keep the cat inside. One neighbor noted
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  Speaker 7: that Schumann had moved out temporarily and only returned a
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  Speaker 7: week before the fiery ordeal. Police arrested Schumann shortly after
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  Speaker 7: the incident. Katrone's blood was still visible on the walkway
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  Speaker 7: outside their apartment when officials arrived. Schumann was charged with
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  Speaker 7: second degree assault with an incendiary device, a felony. She
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  Speaker 7: pleaded not guilty at her arraignment, with bail said at
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  Speaker 7: five thousand dollars cash or a thirty thousand dollars bond.
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  Speaker 7: A judge issued a no contact order and ordered her
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  Speaker 7: to stay away from Katron. Both were treated for non
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  Speaker 7: life threatening injuries, with Katrone requiring six stitches in his face.
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  Speaker 7: Connifer ELC manages Belmont Villas, which is marketed as a quiet,
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  Speaker 7: gated apartment complex for residents fifty five years and older.
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  Speaker 7: They called it a quote unquote isolated incident and say
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  Speaker 7: they are cooperating with police. For the latest crime and
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  Speaker 7: justice news, follow the Crime Alert hourly update on your
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  Speaker 7: on Fox one and YouTube with this crime Alert. I'm
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  Speaker 7: Jennifer Gould.