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Crime Alert 02.16.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crimal art I Meancy Grace, Breaking crimes Now. Davantre Phillips
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  Speaker 1: thirty and Terry Brown thirty four, shoot at each other
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  Speaker 1: in a crowded Nevada bar. One person is killed, dozens injured. Crimallines,
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  Speaker 1: John Lemley Nancy Phillips makes the first shot, claiming Brown
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  Speaker 1: threatened him, but Brown claims Phillips made domestic abuse allegations
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  Speaker 1: against him before shooting him. Phillips purchased the nine millimeter
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  Speaker 1: he used the night of the shooting because of an
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  Speaker 1: escalating conflict with Brown over several months. Phillips claims Brown
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  Speaker 1: threatened him, approaching him in the bar and saying, quote
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  Speaker 1: caught you. You're dead. Bystander Markisha Wiley died from a
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  Speaker 1: shot that came from Brown, who is charged but has
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  Speaker 1: not yet been tried for her murder. Both men are charged.
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  Speaker 1: Phillips now convicted on eight counts attempted murder, Brown awaiting
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  Speaker 1: trial for second degree murder and eleven counts of attempted murder.
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  Speaker 1: Desmond Cacahuna mos down Christelle to Lulu as she crosses
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  Speaker 1: street next to a Hawaii shopping center. Kai Kahuna gets
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  Speaker 1: out of the car with a tire iron starts swinging
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  Speaker 1: at Tillia Lulu and bystanders jump into help. Bystander Zachariah
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  Speaker 1: Jones tries to give aid to Tallelulu, but Kikahuna starts
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  Speaker 1: hitting him with a tire iron when he gets close
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  Speaker 1: to Talilulu. One witness says Kikahunu wouldn't let anyone near
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  Speaker 1: them and went back and forth to hit both of
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  Speaker 1: the victims. They are now recovering in the hospital. Police
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  Speaker 1: finally get kai Kahuna to drop the iron, then arrest
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  Speaker 1: him on a tipton murder and assault. More Crime in
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  Speaker 1: Justice news after this Now at the latest crime in
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  Speaker 1: Justice breaking knees fim Alines. John Lemley, the forty three
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  Speaker 1: year old gunman who killed three students and wounded five
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  Speaker 1: others at Michigan State University, had no apparent connection to
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  Speaker 1: the campus. This according to police, as they continue to
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  Speaker 1: search for a motive for the shootings that terror fied
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  Speaker 1: the community for hours. Investigators are still sorting out why
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  Speaker 1: Anthony McRae fired inside an academic building and the student
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  Speaker 1: union just before eight thirty pm on Monday. An hour's
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  Speaker 1: long lockdown at the campus in East Lansing ended when
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  Speaker 1: he killed himself miles away while being confronted by police.
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  Speaker 1: The dead and injured in the gunfire at Berkeley Hall
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  Speaker 1: and the MSU Union, a popular place to eat and study,
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  Speaker 1: where all Michigan State students. Five remained in critical condition
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  Speaker 1: at Sparrow Hospital. Meanwhile, a school district in Ewing Township,
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  Speaker 1: New Jersey, closed for the day after investigators said that McRae,
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  Speaker 1: who lived in the area years ago, had a note
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  Speaker 1: in his pocket indicating a threat to schools there, but
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  Speaker 1: it was determined there was no credible threat. The Michigan
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  Speaker 1: shooting happened the day before the fifth anniversary of the Parkland, Florida,
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  Speaker 1: school shooting that killed seventeen, and is the latest in
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  Speaker 1: what has become a deadly new year in the United States.
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  Speaker 1: A white supremacist who killed ten black people at a
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  Speaker 1: Buffalo supermarket has been sentenced to life in prison without
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  Speaker 1: parole after relatives of the victims confronted him with pain
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  Speaker 1: and rage caused by his racist attack. Anger briefly turned
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  Speaker 1: physical at Peyton Gendron's sentencing when a white man in
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  Speaker 1: the audience rushed at him. The man was quickly restrained.
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  Speaker 1: Prosecutors later said he wouldn't be charged. The proceeding then
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  Speaker 1: resumed with more emotional outpouring from people who lost loved
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  Speaker 1: ones or were themselves wounded in the attack. Gendron, whose
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  Speaker 1: hatred was fueled by racist conspiracy theories he encountered online,
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  Speaker 1: cried during some of the testimony and apologized to victims
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  Speaker 1: and their families in a brief statement. Gendren pleaded guilty
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  Speaker 1: in November to crimes including murder and domestic terrorism motivated
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  Speaker 1: by hate, a charge that carried an automatic life sentence.
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  Speaker 1: A Missouri judge has overturned the conviction of a man
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  Speaker 1: who has served nearly twenty eight years of a life
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  Speaker 1: sentence for a killing that he has always said he
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  Speaker 1: didn't commit. Fifty year old Lamar Johnson closed his eyes
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  Speaker 1: and shook his head slightly as a member of his
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  Speaker 1: legal team patted him on the back when Circuit Judge
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  Speaker 1: David Mason issued his ruling. In coming to his decision,
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  Speaker 1: Mason explained that there had to be quote reliable evidence
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  Speaker 1: of actual innocence, evidence so reliable that it actually passes
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  Speaker 1: the standard of clearing and convincing. Johnson walked free after
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  Speaker 1: he was processed out of the court house beaming. He
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  Speaker 1: walked up to reporters in the court house lobby about
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  Speaker 1: two hours after the ruling and thanked everyone who worked
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  Speaker 1: on his case, as well as the judge. Saint Louis
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  Speaker 1: Circuit attorney Kim Gardner filed emotion in August, seeking Johnson's
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  Speaker 1: release after an investigation her office conducted with help from
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  Speaker 1: the Innocence Project convinced her he was telling the truth.
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  Speaker 1: A Missouri man accused of keeping a woman hidden in
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  Speaker 1: his basement while repeatedly sexually assaulting her has been indicted
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  Speaker 1: by a grand jury on nine new charges. Timothy Haslett
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  Speaker 1: was indicted on one count of rape, four counts of sodomy,
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  Speaker 1: two counts of second degree assault, and one count each
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  Speaker 1: of kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child. Forty
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  Speaker 1: year old Haslett is being held in the Clay County
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  Speaker 1: Detention Center on three million dollars bond. If found guilty,
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  Speaker 1: he faces up to five life sentences and another thirty
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  Speaker 1: six years in prison. Darius Barnwell shows up to his
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  Speaker 1: second training day as a Hillsborough County Sheriff's cadet and
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  Speaker 1: has met with handcuffs at his previous job at a
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  Speaker 1: cash handling business. Barnwell steals money from ATM deliveries and
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  Speaker 1: forces the machines to balance to avoid detection. Barnwell twenty five,
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  Speaker 1: now dismissed from the Sheriff's office and arrested on grand theft.
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  Speaker 1: Talk about a revolving door for the latest crime in justice,
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  Speaker 1: and he has got a crime online dot com with
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  Speaker 1: this crime of art. I needs a grace