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Crime Alert 11.25.24 | Pregnant Woman Beats BF's Toddler to Death · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert, I mean see grace breaking crime needs now.
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  Speaker 1: Brianna Blawyer, pregnant with her boyfriend's child, extremely unhappy that Bentley,
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  Speaker 1: his toddler from a previous relationship, lives with him. She
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  Speaker 1: routinely beats the little boy, making searches online on making
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  Speaker 1: bruises disappear. Overnight. When a friend drops by Bentley lying
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  Speaker 1: on the couch, not breathing, friend calls nine one one,
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  Speaker 1: toddler pronounced dead.
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  Speaker 2: At the hospital Nancy. In the hours before the friend
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  Speaker 2: discovered Bentley unconscious, Blowyer reportedly searched how to get someone
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  Speaker 2: to come to when they passed out. Blowyer's phone showed
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  Speaker 2: she need no attempts to call nine one one. Blawyer
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  Speaker 2: fled their Pennsylvania home after learning Bentley died and was
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  Speaker 2: leader apprehended in Arizona. Bentley's father claims he was unaware
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  Speaker 2: of the abuse, but did notice Blawyer stressed out and
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  Speaker 2: frustrated around the toddler. He is not feacing any charges.
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  Speaker 1: Mom to be Brianna Blawyer, thirty, now charged with child
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  Speaker 1: abuse and murder. Florida detective William Arsani driving an unmarked
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  Speaker 1: patrol car when a black Dodge Charger pulls up. He
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  Speaker 1: notes the car has several modifications making it similar to
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  Speaker 1: an unmarked patrol car, but the license plate is civilian.
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  Speaker 1: As the car pulls up to a red light, the
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  Speaker 1: charger flips on police lights to speed through the intersection.
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  Speaker 1: ARSII flips on his own lights and confronts the fake
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  Speaker 1: undercover Frank Dewillio Junior, who admits he has illegal emergency
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  Speaker 1: lights to Julio thirty five, now charged with impersonating a
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  Speaker 1: cop for a crime and Justice news after this now
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  Speaker 1: with the latest crime and justice breaking news.
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  Speaker 3: Crime Onlines. John Linley, a California man, has been sentenced
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  Speaker 3: to life without parole for the twenty eighteen hate crime
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  Speaker 3: murder of a gay University of Pennsylvania student. Twenty seven
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  Speaker 3: year old Samuel Woodward was convicted earlier this year of
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  Speaker 3: first degree murder with a hate crime enhancement for the
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  Speaker 3: brutal killing of nineteen year old Blaze Bernstein. Bernstein, a
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  Speaker 3: college sophomore who was both gay and Jewish, disappeared after
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  Speaker 3: meeting Woodward at a park in Lake Forest, California. Days later,
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  Speaker 3: his body was discovered in a shallow grave, stabbed multiple
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  Speaker 3: times prosecutors linked Woodward to the neo Nazi extremist group
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  Speaker 3: A Tomboffin Division, alleging his actions were fueled by anti
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  Speaker 3: gay and anti Semitic beliefs. A search of Woodward's home
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  Speaker 3: uncovered hate group materials, a bloodied knife, and a mask
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  Speaker 3: bearing traces of blood. During trial, Woodward's defense argued his
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  Speaker 3: action stemmed from confusion about his sexuality and a troubled
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  Speaker 3: upbringing in a conservative Catholic family. However, prosecutors painted a
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  Speaker 3: darker picture, accusing him of targeting gay men online and
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  Speaker 3: keeping a hate filled journal. In a landmark legal move,
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  Speaker 3: the family of Malcolm X has filed a one hundred
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  Speaker 3: million dollar lawsuit accusing federal and local agencies of involvement
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  Speaker 3: in the nineteen sixty five assassination of the iconic civil
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  Speaker 3: rights leader. For details, we turned to Sidney Sumner of
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The lawsuit, submitted in Manhattan Federal Court, names the CIA, FBI,
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  Speaker 2: New York Police Department, and others, alleging they knew of
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  Speaker 2: and played roles in the murder. Standing with Malcolm X's daughters,
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  Speaker 2: at a news conference, attorney Ben Crump called the case
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  Speaker 2: a bid to expose what he described as decades of
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  Speaker 2: government misconduct. He urged officials to confront the alleged historical
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  Speaker 2: wrongs detailed in the suit. The lawsuit claims law enforcement
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  Speaker 2: suppressed evidence, coordinated efforts to undermine Malcolm X's security, and
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  Speaker 2: failed to prevent his assassination at Manhattan's Audubon Ballroom, where
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  Speaker 2: he was shot on February twenty first, nineteen sixty five.
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  Speaker 2: Malcolm X born Malcolm Little and later known as El
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  Speaker 2: Hajjmlik El Shabaz, was thirty nine years old. While three
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  Speaker 2: men were convicted in the killing, two were exonerated in
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty one after new investigations revealed withheld evidence and
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  Speaker 2: flawed prosecutions. The lawsuit argues the government concealed its alleged
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  Speaker 2: role in coordinating with what it calls ruthless killers in
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  Speaker 2: details accusations of a corrupt relationship between law enforcement and provocateurs.
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  Speaker 2: The Shabbaz family contends that decades of withheld information, including
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  Speaker 2: the identities of undercover agents and informants, have compounded their
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  Speaker 2: pain and obscured the truth. They described the damage as
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  Speaker 2: immense in irreparable.
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  Speaker 3: Officials, including representatives from the CIA and NYPD, declined to comment.
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  Speaker 3: The FBI cited its policy of not discussing active litigation.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Emma Braun, twenty five, mom of three, just
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  Speaker 1: days away from giving birth to her fourth child. Her
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  Speaker 1: mom pays her a visit at her Gary, Indiana home.
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  Speaker 1: Nothing seems wrong, but next day she doesn't answer text
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  Speaker 1: or calls. Family immediately report her missing, going door to
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  Speaker 1: door with flyers. Emma five to three, one hundred and
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  Speaker 1: forty pounds, brown eyes, brown hair. She frequently changes hairstyles
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  Speaker 1: with wigs, one nose, piercing scars on her arms, tattoos
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  Speaker 1: including a sunrise on her collar bone. Emma's likely given
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  Speaker 1: birth in the six weeks she's been missing. If you
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  Speaker 1: have info on a beloved mom, Emma Baun, contact Gary,
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  Speaker 1: Indiana PD Sergeant Salazar two one nine eight eight one
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  Speaker 1: one two zero nine. For the latest crime Instice news,
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  Speaker 1: our daily podcast crime Stories with this crime alert, I'm
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  Speaker 1: Nancy Grace