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Crime Alert 09.30.24 | Tutor Punches Child for Wrong Answer · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crime news now. Margaret
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  Speaker 1: Glyssome tutors a set of siblings from her Florida home
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  Speaker 1: several times a week. One of the siblings still struggling
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  Speaker 1: with the homework problem, frustrating Glissam, the tutor. When the
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  Speaker 1: girl gets the answer wrong, Glissom grabs her by the
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  Speaker 1: shirt collar and shakes her. Gissom tells the girl to
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  Speaker 1: try the next problem. When she gets that one wrong,
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  Speaker 1: Gissom punches the little girl in the face twice.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy, the child, whose age has not been released, had
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  Speaker 2: a busted blood vessel in one of her eyes and
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  Speaker 2: a bruised lip after Gisolm's attack, Gisome reportedly told the
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  Speaker 2: child not to worry about her lip because quote her
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  Speaker 2: notes would be next. Gisolm was arrested and released on
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  Speaker 2: a twenty five hundred dollars bond, ordered to have no
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  Speaker 2: contact with the victim's family or any other children without
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  Speaker 2: informing the parents of her outstanding charge.
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  Speaker 1: Margaret Gissom, thirty five, now charged with aggravated child abuse.
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  Speaker 1: When a Missouri woman's pulled over for a broken tail light,
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  Speaker 1: she hands over her phone to the police to verify
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  Speaker 1: by her digital insurance card. The officer doesn't come back
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  Speaker 1: for nearly ten minutes, thensen's the woman on her way
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  Speaker 1: without issuing a ticket. Months later, an FBI agent contacts
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  Speaker 1: the woman about a photo. She's shocked to see, a
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  Speaker 1: nude photo of herself, she said her husband years ago.
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  Speaker 1: The agent informs the woman the photo was found in
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  Speaker 1: the possession of the cop who pulled her over. The
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  Speaker 1: unnamed officer allegedly went through the woman's unlocked phone, found
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  Speaker 1: the photos, took pictures on his phone, then sent them
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  Speaker 1: to other cops at Florista PD. Florissa PD now investigating
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  Speaker 1: the officer, but the FBI believes there are more victims.
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  Speaker 1: More Crime in Justice news after this now the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime in Justice breaking news Crime Onlines John Linley.
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  Speaker 3: We start off in West Virginia as a Boon County
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  Speaker 3: grand jury has now indicted the mother and grandparents of
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  Speaker 3: fourteen year old Kennedy Miller on murder charges following the
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  Speaker 3: discovery of her emaciated body in April at her home
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  Speaker 3: in Morrisvale. Kennedy, who had been homeschooled and suffering from
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  Speaker 3: an eating disorder, had not received medical care in at
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  Speaker 3: least four years.
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  Speaker 1: This.
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  Speaker 3: According to court documents, Julie Miller, the team's mother, and
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  Speaker 3: her grandparents, Donna and Jerry Stone, were charged with murder
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  Speaker 3: of a child by failure to provide necessities, as well
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  Speaker 3: as child neglect resulting in death. This indictment raises questions
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  Speaker 3: about possible failures in the state's child protective services. Law
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  Speaker 3: enforcement and human Services had been contacted before Miller's death,
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  Speaker 3: but no formal action was taken. West Virginia officials have
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  Speaker 3: since made changes, requiring formal documentation of suspected abuse cases
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  Speaker 3: and revising state police training. Governor Jim Justice has called
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  Speaker 3: the case tragic, saying the system failed to prevent the
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  Speaker 3: girl's death. Meanwhile, the state's homeschooling laws are also under scrutiny.
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  Speaker 3: Some lawmakers argue they are being unfairly blamed, while others
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  Speaker 3: push for reform to prevent further tragedies. An arraignment for
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  Speaker 3: Miller's family is scheduled for October eighteenth. In Texas, a
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  Speaker 3: bipartisan group of lawmakers, joined by medical experts and legal advocates,
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  Speaker 3: as urging Governor Greg Abbott and the state's Board of
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  Speaker 3: Pardons and Paroles to halt the execution of Robert Robertson,
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  Speaker 3: a man convicted of killing his two year old daughter
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  Speaker 3: in two thousand and two. With the latest hears Sidney
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  Speaker 3: Sumner of Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Roperson is set to die by lethal injection on October seventeen,
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  Speaker 2: but his supporters argued that the conviction was based on
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  Speaker 2: flawed scientific evidence, specifically the controversial shaken baby syndrome diagnosis.
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  Speaker 2: The call to stop the execution has garnered support from
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  Speaker 2: eighty four members of the Texas House, alongside legal experts,
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  Speaker 2: death penalty attorneys, and even a former detective involved in
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  Speaker 2: the case. This rare bipartisan push highlights growing concerns over
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  Speaker 2: the reliability of the science used in Roperson's trial. Prosecutors
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  Speaker 2: can tend that Roberson's daughter, Nicky Curtis, died after being
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  Speaker 2: violently shaken, a conclusion rooted in the now debated shaken
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  Speaker 2: baby syndrome. However, Roberson, who has consistently maintained his innocence,
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  Speaker 2: says he found his daughter unconscious and rushed her to
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  Speaker 2: the hospital. At the time, doctors cast doubt on his
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  Speaker 2: account and pointed to shaken baby syndrome as the cause
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  Speaker 2: of her injuries. Prosecutors argue that the evidence against Roberson
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  Speaker 2: remained strong, and that the science surrounding shaken baby syndrome
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  Speaker 2: has not evolved as dramatically as his defense suggests.
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  Speaker 3: Adding to the complexity of the case is Robertson's diagnosis
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  Speaker 3: of autism, which his legal team says may have influenced
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  Speaker 3: how his demeanor was interpreted during the trial.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Bailly Blunt twenty nine breaks set with boyfriend
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  Speaker 1: Tyler Burrow and stays with a friend Jordan, in Willow Create, California.
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  Speaker 1: A few days after the breakout, friend Jordan goes with
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  Speaker 1: Bailly back to Burroughs to get her stuff. When Bailly
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  Speaker 1: and Jordan park, Burrow comes out, ordering them to leave.
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  Speaker 1: Bur and the friend Jordan argue. Burrow knocks Jordan unconscious.
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  Speaker 1: When it comes to Burrow and Bailly both gone. No
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  Speaker 1: one has heard from belly Blunt since cops find a
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  Speaker 1: Burrow in Medford, Oregon and arrested for assault. He refuses
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  Speaker 1: to cooperate, saying he knows nothing about where Bally is.
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  Speaker 1: Multiple K nine searches of his property turn up nothing.
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  Speaker 1: Several locations between Willow Creek and Medford are also searched,
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  Speaker 1: no success. Belly Blunt five five, brown hair, brown eyes.
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  Speaker 1: She's got a tattoo of a tri dent on the
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  Speaker 1: back of her neck and a fishing hook on her
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  Speaker 1: left hand. If you have info on Belly Blunt, called
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  Speaker 1: Humboldt County, California Sheriffs seven zero seven four four five
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  Speaker 1: seven to two five one. For the latest crime in
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  Speaker 1: crime alert as he prays,