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Man Stabs Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend, Mom of 4 | Crime Alert 03.04.25 · 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: DeAndre Wilkins's ex girlfriend has four children, expecting her fifth.
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  Speaker 1: She's out walking with friends when X Wilkins, thirty five,
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  Speaker 1: walks up and punches her in the face. He then
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  Speaker 1: allegedly pulls out a kitchen knife, stabbing her over and over,
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  Speaker 1: saying I told you I was going to get you.
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  Speaker 1: Wilkins stabs the pregnant mom ten times. The victim survives
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  Speaker 1: and id's Wilkins in a lineup.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy reportedly the two had been dating for about a year,
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  Speaker 2: but broke up a few months ago. It's allegedly part
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  Speaker 2: of a string of assaults and harassment. Wilkins has assaulted
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  Speaker 2: the victim three times since July, has held the victim
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  Speaker 2: and her four kids captive in their apartment, and threatened
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  Speaker 2: to kill the woman if she left. Prosecutors say he
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  Speaker 2: has previous convictions for aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, aggravated robbery,
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  Speaker 2: and burglary.
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  Speaker 1: Tennessee cops arrests Wilkins for a tempted murder and domestic
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  Speaker 1: assault two million dollars bond. A Wisconsin woman confused when
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  Speaker 1: she returns home to see lights on inside. The woman
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  Speaker 1: who lives alone, calls cops and she says hek someone
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  Speaker 1: walking around the kitchen. Joe Atta Lee calmly opens the
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  Speaker 1: front door, telling cops she has permission to be there.
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  Speaker 1: She identifies the homeowner by name, claiming the homeowner gave
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  Speaker 1: her a set of keys after meeting her in a
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  Speaker 1: coffee shop earlier that day. The homeowner has never seen
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  Speaker 1: or heard of Lee before. As leeds led away from
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  Speaker 1: home in handcuffs, the homeowner discovers Lee cooked aposta dinner
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  Speaker 1: for two. Lee now charged with burglary and trespassing. Okay freaky.
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  Speaker 1: More crime and justice news after this Now with the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime and justice breaking news. Crime Onlines.
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  Speaker 3: John Limley, a judge in Idaho, has ruled that key
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  Speaker 3: evidence in the case against Brian Coburger will stand. Coburger
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  Speaker 3: is charged with murdering for University of Idaho students. In
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  Speaker 3: twenty twenty two, Judge Stephen Hipler rejected defense arguments that
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  Speaker 3: police violated Coburger's constitutional rights when they used investigative genetic
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  Speaker 3: genealogy known as IGS to identify him as a suspect.
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  Speaker 3: The defense claimed law enforcement improperly use public genealogy databases
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  Speaker 3: without a warrant, but the judge rule that Coburger had
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  Speaker 3: no reasonable expectation of privacy in the DNA found at
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  Speaker 3: the crime scene. That DNA described as touch DNA was
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  Speaker 3: recovered from a knife sheath found near the victims. Investigators
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  Speaker 3: used IgG to trace possible relatives, eventually leading to Coburger.
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  Speaker 3: Prosecutors call it a crucial link in the case. The
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  Speaker 3: ruling removes a major obstacle for the prosecution as Coburger's
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  Speaker 3: trial approaches in August. If convicted, he could face the
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  Speaker 3: death penalty. In Arkansas, a grieving mother's discovery has prompted
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  Speaker 3: legislative action to protect the sanctity of human remains. Crime
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  Speaker 3: Online Sidney Sumner brings us the story.
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  Speaker 2: A year after and during the heartbreak of a stillbirth,
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  Speaker 2: Donisia Smith of Sure What, Arkansas, received devastating news her
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  Speaker 2: infant side UN's body, intended for cremation, had been sold
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  Speaker 2: in a multi state scheme trafficking human remains. The ashes
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  Speaker 2: she cherished were not his. The perpetrator, former mortuary worker,
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  Speaker 2: Candice Chapman Scott, pleaded guilty to selling twenty four boxes
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  Speaker 2: of stolen body parts, including Smith's son to a Pennsylvania
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  Speaker 2: man for nearly eleven thousand dollars. Scott was sentenced to
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  Speaker 2: fifteen years in federal prison. Her experience has spurred Smith
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  Speaker 2: and her mother to advocate for Lux's Law, named after
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  Speaker 2: her son, Lux Solomam. The proposed Arkansas legislation aims to
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  Speaker 2: make the sale of human remains intended for cremation or
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  Speaker 2: burial of felony, carrying penalties of up to ten thousand
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  Speaker 2: dollars in fines and imprisonment. State Senator Fred Love introduced
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  Speaker 2: the bill, emphasizing the need to combat this form of trafficking. Currently,
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  Speaker 2: only eight states broadly prohibit the sale of human remains.
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  Speaker 2: Legal experts highlight the necessity for clear and comprehensive laws
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  Speaker 2: to prevent such egregious violations. For Smith, the return of
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  Speaker 2: her son's remains offers some solace, but she continued to
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  Speaker 2: seek justice and awareness.
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  Speaker 3: The Arkansas House is set to consider Lux's Law in
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  Speaker 3: the coming weeks. Advocates hope it will prevent future crimes
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  Speaker 3: and honor the memory of those like Lux Siloam.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Hey, sus Mansilla Velez makes road trip plans
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  Speaker 1: with Warner Robins Georgia friends, but he's a no show,
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  Speaker 1: so the friends file a missing person report. Same day,
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  Speaker 1: his Chevy Tahoe found abandoned forty miles two counties away,
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  Speaker 1: Crawford County. The only lead inside the tahoe was a camera.
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  Speaker 1: Police they belonged to that thirty five year old please say.
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  Speaker 1: They're still looking for new leads and tracing Hayesus's route.
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  Speaker 1: They believe he traveled in Houston, Peach, and Crawford County,
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  Speaker 1: possibly Bibb. September five, twenty twenty, the day he went missing.
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  Speaker 1: Hesus Mansillava Lez Hispanic five eight, black hair, brown eyes.
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  Speaker 1: solve unsolved homicides. With this crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace