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Crime Alert 06.24.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crimews now. Ashley Hines,
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  Speaker 1: just eighteen, joins friends in DC for a celebration at
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  Speaker 1: a local hotel. The party turns ugly Someone's asked to leave,
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  Speaker 1: shots ring out. Police arrive, eighteen year old Hines dead
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  Speaker 1: from a gunshot wound.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Hines was a freshman at Louisiana State University. Hines
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  Speaker 2: mother says she was texting with Ashley just moments before
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  Speaker 2: her death. Her last message was I love you.
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  Speaker 1: Witnesses and CCTV help cops identify the shooter. Jelani Cousin,
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  Speaker 1: also eighteen, now charged with murder II. Amanda broku comes
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  Speaker 1: home from work to find her driveway missing. Yes, her
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  Speaker 1: entire concrete path torn away. Broke us and indirect victim
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  Speaker 1: of a scam after repeatedly turning away contractors for work
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  Speaker 1: she did not hire. One contractor made it through ripping
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  Speaker 1: up the driveway.
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  Speaker 3: Here's how the scam works.
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  Speaker 1: Scammers hire contractors to complete project at a random home,
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  Speaker 1: then pay more than the work will cost with a
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  Speaker 1: bad check, and collect a large refund. In Brokho's case,
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  Speaker 1: the contractors did not catch on to the scam before
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  Speaker 1: they completed the job removing her driveway. If the scammers
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  Speaker 1: are ever caught, at least a prosecutor has some concrete evidence.
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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 Knees Crime Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: We began in Ohio as a man found guilty of
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  Speaker 3: killing eight members of another family is now requesting a
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  Speaker 3: new trial for the latest returned to Sydney Sumner with
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The request was submitted by George Wagner, the Fourth to
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  Speaker 2: the Ohio Court of Appeals. He alleges that at his
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty two trial, in which he was found guilty
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  Speaker 2: of all twenty two counts, including eight counts of aggravated murder,
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  Speaker 2: there were multiple mistakes made in his filing. He contends
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  Speaker 2: that there is a quote reasonable probability that the alleged
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  Speaker 2: errors swayed the jurisd decisions. It now gives prosecutors sixty
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  Speaker 2: days to reply to the petition. Wagner received eight consecutive
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  Speaker 2: life sentences, one for each of the victims, plus an
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  Speaker 2: additional one hundred and twenty one years for the remaining offenses.
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  Speaker 2: Among the purported mistakes, he listened his appeal the fact
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  Speaker 2: that prosecutors were permitted to introduce evidence of crimes and
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  Speaker 2: firearms unrelated to the Rodent killings, which only assisted in
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  Speaker 2: linking Wagner to his own family's criminal activities. The prosecution
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  Speaker 2: says that the killings, which at first raised questions about
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  Speaker 2: possible drug cartel participation, were the result of a disagreement
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  Speaker 2: about Wagner's custody of his niece. The deadly shootings that
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  Speaker 2: occurred in April twenty sixteen near Piked in Ohio at
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  Speaker 2: three mobile homes in a camper startled locals and sparked
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  Speaker 2: one of the biggest criminal investigations in the state. Wagner
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  Speaker 2: stated that he would not have allowed the killings to
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  Speaker 2: occur if he had known about the plot, and denied
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  Speaker 2: any knowledge of his family's involvement in the killings. The
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  Speaker 2: prosecution contended that since he was aware of the schemes
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  Speaker 2: and took pardon them, he ought to be found guilty
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  Speaker 2: of the murderers. Wagner was allegedly with his father and
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  Speaker 2: brother when they went to the road in houses, that
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  Speaker 2: he walked inside with them, and that he assisted his
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  Speaker 2: brother in moving two bodies. However, Wagner was not charged
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  Speaker 2: with shooting anyone in exchange for helping his family avoid
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  Speaker 2: possible death sentences. George Wagner's younger brother, Edward Jake Wagner,
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  Speaker 2: entered a plea of guilty to aggravated murder and other
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  Speaker 2: counts and consented to testify against George and his parents.
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  Speaker 2: George Billy Wagner, the third their father, has entered a
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  Speaker 2: not guilty plea in connection with the killings, and his
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  Speaker 2: trial is set to begin on January sixth.
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  Speaker 3: Angela Wagner, George and Jake Wagner's mother, entered a guilty
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  Speaker 3: plea to aiding in the planning of the murders. Months
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  Speaker 3: after the state became the first to execute someone using
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  Speaker 3: the previously untested method, Alabama is seeking to carry out
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  Speaker 3: another nitrogen gas execution once again crime Online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: In recent days, the Office of the Attorney General requested
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  Speaker 2: that the Alabama Supreme Court set it down eight for
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  Speaker 2: Carrie Dale Grayson's execution. Grayson was found guilty of killing
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  Speaker 2: Vicky w Uhr in Jefferson County in nineteen ninety four.
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  Speaker 2: This would be the third planned nitrogen gas execution if allowed.
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  Speaker 2: In January, the state executed Kenneth Smith using nitrogen gas,
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  Speaker 2: which was a first for the country. Alabama has scheduled
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  Speaker 2: Alan Eugene Miller's nitrogen gas execution to take place on
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  Speaker 2: September twenty sixth. Although prisoners have the option to be
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  Speaker 2: executed by electric chair or nitrogen gas, lethal injection is
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  Speaker 2: still the state's preferred method of execution. The state is
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  Speaker 2: starting to look for execution dates for the scores of
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  Speaker 2: prisoners who choose nitrogen as their preferred mode of execution
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  Speaker 2: following Smith's January death by nitrogen gas. The request is
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  Speaker 2: made in spite of the continued dispute and legal action
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  Speaker 2: surrounding the events of the first nitrogen execution. As Smith
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  Speaker 2: was tied to the gurney in the execution chamber, he
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  Speaker 2: had convulsions that resembled seizures for over two minutes. A
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  Speaker 2: few minutes of desperate breaths ensued after that. Advocates were
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  Speaker 2: alarmed by the execution's outcome, claiming it was a complete
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  Speaker 2: dat opposite of the state's assurance of a swift and
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  Speaker 2: painless death. Steve Marshall, the Attorney General of Alabama, called
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  Speaker 2: the execution a textbook example and offered to assist other
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  Speaker 2: states in creating the new protocol.
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  Speaker 3: The date of the execution will be determined by Alabama
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  Speaker 3: Governor k Ivy if Justice is approve it. Thanks John.
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  Speaker 1: Tyler Goodrich picks up pizza for his family on his
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  Speaker 1: way home from work at the Nebraska Department of Corrections.
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  Speaker 1: After sending the two children to bed, Goodrich argues with
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  Speaker 1: his husband storms out of their Omaha home. Goodrich an
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  Speaker 1: active runner, seen on surveillance jogging in the neighborhood, but
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  Speaker 1: Goodrich never comes home. He also misses a team marathon
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  Speaker 1: the very next day. While Goodrich had his cell phone
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  Speaker 1: and while it's with him when he left. There have
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  Speaker 1: been no pings or bank activities since he disappeared. If
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  Speaker 1: you have info on Tyler Goodrich, now missing two months,
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  Speaker 1: please contact Lancaster County Sheriff's four zero two four four
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  Speaker 1: one sixty five. For the latest crime and justice needs.
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  Speaker 1: Go to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Nancy Grace.