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Man Goes Straight to Police When Cousin Hints He Killed His Girlfriend | Crime Alert 03.13.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert. I mean see grace breaking crime news now.
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  Speaker 1: A Provo Utah man calls police worried cousin a thorough Carrion,
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  Speaker 1: has hurt his girlfriend, Lisa Hyde. Carrion allegedly tells cousin
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  Speaker 1: he quote pulled a rick, which the cousin took to
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  Speaker 1: me and referencing a family member who murdered his girlfriend.
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  Speaker 1: The cousin tells cops Carrion then nodded toward a shed
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  Speaker 1: in the backyard. Following up on the man's claims, Cops
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  Speaker 1: immediately smelled d comp coming from the shed. Inside find
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  Speaker 1: body parts stuffed in trash bags.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy. Cops made contact with Karrian before searching the shed,
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  Speaker 2: who admitted there was a dead body inside. Cops found
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  Speaker 2: Hyde's body stuffed into a trash bag. Hide's hands were
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  Speaker 2: bound behind her back. She had another trash bag wrapped
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  Speaker 2: tightly around her head and taped to her neck, bruising
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  Speaker 2: on her thighs, shoulders and arms, a broken sternum, and
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  Speaker 2: several broken teeth. As Karrian was escorted to a police
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  Speaker 2: car and handcuffs, he called does cousin a snitch and
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  Speaker 2: commented that he never should have told him are.
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  Speaker 1: Tirou carry in fifty three charged with murder when Michael
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  Speaker 1: Gizme Gonzalez walks out of a Florida Family Dollar with
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  Speaker 1: about fifty bucks worth of cleaning supplies and snacks, and
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  Speaker 1: employee follows him trying to stop the robbery. Employee sixty
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  Speaker 1: five confronts Gonzales as he hands the stolen groceries to
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  Speaker 1: a passenger in a car parked outside the store. Gonzalez
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  Speaker 1: responds by hitting her in the face with a bag
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  Speaker 1: of goldfish. Gonzalez takes off in the car while bystanders
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  Speaker 1: call police. Cops track down Gonzalez using fingerprints lifted from
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  Speaker 1: the bag of crackers. Gonzalez twenty nine now charged with
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  Speaker 1: strong arm robbery and what about assault by goldfish? More
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime in justice breaking these crime onlines, John Linley.
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  Speaker 3: At Kansas Man will spend the rest of his life
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  Speaker 3: behind bars for the murders of two sheriff's deputies. Thirty
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  Speaker 3: six year old Antoine Fielder has been sentenced to two
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  Speaker 3: life terms for the twenty eighteen killings of Wyandot County
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  Speaker 3: Deputies Teresa King and Patrick Rohrer. The deputies were escorting
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  Speaker 3: him between a courthouse and jail in Kansas City, Kansas,
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  Speaker 3: when he overpowered them and opened fire. Thirty five year
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  Speaker 3: old Roarer died at the scene. King, forty four, succumbed
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  Speaker 3: to her injuries the next day. Fielder pleaded guilty in
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  Speaker 3: December to two counts of capitol murder and one count
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  Speaker 3: of aggravated robbery, avoiding the death penalty. His violent history
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  Speaker 3: extends further. He had twice been tried for the twenty
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  Speaker 3: fifteen murder of twenty two year old Kelsey Ewonas, but
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  Speaker 3: both cases ended in hung juries, forcing prosecutors to drop
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  Speaker 3: the charges. Authorities say that in December twenty seventeen, Fielder
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  Speaker 3: shot and killed fifty five year old Rosemary Harmon in
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  Speaker 3: Kansas City, Missouri, and wounded her friend. A stolen gun
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  Speaker 3: linked him to that crime. At the time of the
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  Speaker 3: deputy's killings, he was already facing murder and carjacking charges
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  Speaker 3: in Missouri and Kansas. Ewonas's family, devastated by their loss,
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  Speaker 3: had long feared Fielder would kill again. Now to New
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  Speaker 3: York State, where a former Long Island detective has been
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  Speaker 3: convicted of lyne to federal agents to shield a notorious
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  Speaker 3: mafia family's illegal operations. Crime Online correspondent Sidney Sumner reports.
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  Speaker 2: Hector Rossario, a fifteen year veteran of the Nassau County
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  Speaker 2: Police Department, was found guilty of making false statements to
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  Speaker 2: the FBI. Prosecutors revealed that Rossario accepted fifteen hundred dollars
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  Speaker 2: monthly payments from the Banano crime family, one of New
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  Speaker 2: York's infamous Five families. In return, Rossario tipped off mobsters
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  Speaker 2: about ongoing investigations and orchestrated fake raids targeting rival gambling
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  Speaker 2: operations linked to the Genovaci family. One such sham raid
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  Speaker 2: on a rival casino was so unconvincing that patrons immediately
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  Speaker 2: recognized it as illegitimate. US Attorney John Durham condemned Rosario
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  Speaker 2: as a corrupt detective who prioritized personal gain over his
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  Speaker 2: duty to the public. Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly
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  Speaker 2: echoed this sentiment, stating Rosario disgracefully compromised his colleague's investigative efforts.
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  Speaker 2: While Rosario was acquitted of obstruction of justice, a charge
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  Speaker 2: carrying up to twenty years in prison, his conviction for
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  Speaker 2: lying to federal agents could result in a five year sentence.
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  Speaker 2: His defense team plans to appeal, arguing the prosecution relied
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  Speaker 2: heavily on testimonies from cooperating mobsters with questionable credibility. This
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  Speaker 2: case is part of a broader crackdown on organized crime
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  Speaker 2: in the New York suburbs, leading to charges against nine
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  Speaker 2: individuals associated with illegal gambling and other illicit activities.
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  Speaker 3: Rosario remains free on bail as he awaits sentencing.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Maria Nina Miller, thirty four, on the job
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  Speaker 1: at Dandy Minimhart Shares plans to take two days off
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  Speaker 1: to visit husband Kenneth's ill mother Charleston, West Virginia. She
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  Speaker 1: and Kenneth drive to the hospital, but have an argument
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  Speaker 1: in the parking lot. Kenneth, who's in the Army, climbs.
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  Speaker 1: Maria insists on going to Virginia Beach, so he drops
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  Speaker 1: her off at an unknown apartment complex there. Four months
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  Speaker 1: past and she's finally reported missing by the US Army
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  Speaker 1: in February, The FBI, Pittsburgh Field Office, Pennsylvania State Police,
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  Speaker 1: and West Virginia State Police collaborate offering a combined seven
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  Speaker 1: thousand dollars reward for any info that could solve the case.
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  Speaker 1: Maria Nina Miller five to one, one hundred and twenty
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  Speaker 1: five pounds, black hair, brown eyes, now forty six years old.
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  Speaker 1: If you have the info on the whereabouts of Maria
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  Speaker 1: Nina Miller, please contact Pennsylvania State Police in Towanda five
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