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Crime Alert 10.18.24 | Pastor Shoots Wife's Suspected Lover Dead · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news Now. Pastor
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  Speaker 1: Matthew Deadman's out shopping when he spots his wife sitting
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  Speaker 1: in a car outside of Mexican restaurant Ozark, Missouri, and
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  Speaker 1: the driver's seat is Joe Neeburn, whom Deadman long suspects
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  Speaker 1: of having an affair with his wife. And a fit
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  Speaker 1: of rage, Deadman unholsters his concealed handgun and fires four
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  Speaker 1: shots at Neeburn, who dies.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Newburn was shot in the chest several times and
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  Speaker 2: died of his injuries at a hospital the next day.
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  Speaker 2: Newburn is survived by two children and the host of grandchildren,
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  Speaker 2: who described him as a genius mechanic. There has been
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  Speaker 2: a lengthy pre trial witness endorsement battle since dead Men's arrest,
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  Speaker 2: resulting in dead Men being granted a thirty thousand dollars
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  Speaker 2: bond after spending two years behind bars.
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  Speaker 1: Pastor Matthew Deadman, forty nine, now charged with murder Texas
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  Speaker 1: Man's family is confused when they keep getting carlan and
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  Speaker 1: credit card bills in his name. Why because he's been
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  Speaker 1: in a coma nearly three years. Meanwhile, the Florida State's
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  Speaker 1: Attorney's office is investigating Donald Wood for trying to use
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  Speaker 1: fraudulent bank info to refinance his home. They connect Wood
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  Speaker 1: to the Texas victim and discover he's been using the
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  Speaker 1: man's identity for the entirety of the coma. Wood racks
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  Speaker 1: up at least seventy five thousand dollars debt using the
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  Speaker 1: man's name. He pleads guilty to over twenty fraud charges,
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  Speaker 1: and the Florida investigator spends hours writing letters and calling
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  Speaker 1: creditors to clear the fraudulent debts for the family. Thank you,
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  Speaker 1: Florida Agent Diego Betsy More Crime and justice news after
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  Speaker 1: this Now with the latest crime in justice, breaking news
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  Speaker 1: Crime Onlines John Linley.
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  Speaker 3: Idaho prison officials are preparing to execute the state's longest
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  Speaker 3: serving death row inmate, Thomas Eugene Creech, after a botched
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  Speaker 3: attempt earlier this year, a judge issued a new death
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  Speaker 3: warrant for the seventy four year old Creach, setting the
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  Speaker 3: execution date for November thirteenth. Creach has been in prison
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  Speaker 3: for over fifty years, convicted of multiple murders and sentenced
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  Speaker 3: to death for killing a fellow inmate in nineteen eighty one.
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  Speaker 3: The Idaho Department of Corrections has revamped its execution protocols
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  Speaker 3: after the failed February attempt, when the team was unable
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  Speaker 3: to find a suitable vein for lethal injection. The new
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  Speaker 3: procedures include the use of central venus lines, allowing catheters
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  Speaker 3: to be placed in large veins in the neck, groin,
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  Speaker 3: or chest if standard IV excess is not possible. This
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  Speaker 3: will be Idaho's fifth execution since the death penalty was
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  Speaker 3: reinstated in nineteen seventy six. Critics, including the Death Penalty
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  Speaker 3: Information Center, note that Idaho may become the first date
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  Speaker 3: to attempt a second exit execution using the same method
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  Speaker 3: after an initial failure. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles has
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  Speaker 3: reached a landmark agreement to pay eight hundred eighty million
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  Speaker 3: dollars to more than thirteen hundred victims of clergy's sexual abuse.
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  Speaker 3: For the latest we turned to Sidney Sumner of Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: This agreement now marks the largest single settlement in US
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  Speaker 2: history involving a Catholic archdiocese. The announcement, made Wednesday follows
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  Speaker 2: decades of allegations in legal battles against the nation's largest archdiocese.
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  Speaker 2: In a statement, Archbishop Jose H. Gomez express profound regret,
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  Speaker 2: saying from the bottom of my heart, I am sorry
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  Speaker 2: for every one of these incidents. He added that he
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  Speaker 2: hopes the settlement brings some measure of healing to the survivors.
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  Speaker 2: The settlement concludes years of legal proceedings during which attorneys
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  Speaker 2: representing the one three hundred and fifty three victims fought
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  Speaker 2: to hold the archdiocese accountable for what they describe as
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  Speaker 2: widespread abuse by local priests. The Los Angeles Times reports
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  Speaker 2: that the resolution comes after months of intense negotiations. This
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  Speaker 2: latest settlement brings the total payouts by the Archdiocese of
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  Speaker 2: Los Angeles to over one point five billion dollars, following
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  Speaker 2: a previous seven hundred and forty million dollar settlement reached
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  Speaker 2: with other victims. While attorneys for the plaintiffs acknowledge that
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  Speaker 2: no amount of money can undo the suffering endured by
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  Speaker 2: these survivors, they emphasize that this agreement represents a form
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  Speaker 2: of justice and accountability. Victims will now enter a process
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  Speaker 2: independent of the archdiocese to distribute the settlement funds among
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  Speaker 2: the claimants.
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  Speaker 3: Lead attorney Morgan Stewart, who represented the victims, describe the
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  Speaker 3: agreement as the largest settlement of its kind involving a
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  Speaker 3: Catholic archdiocese.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Brandon Gray, twenty four, attends Morris College before
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  Speaker 1: transferring to Coastal Carolina University. Two years after graduating, he
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  Speaker 1: decides to attend Morris College's homecoming with friends. The group
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  Speaker 1: gets rowdy at Sebastian's Nightlife in Sumter, North Carolina after
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  Speaker 1: the game, and they're asked to leave. Brandon calls a
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  Speaker 1: cousin and a friend three thirty a m. Neither answer.
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  Speaker 1: He's never seen again. The two friends with Brandon say
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  Speaker 1: they've gotten an argument over where Brandon would be staying,
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  Speaker 1: and Brandon walked away. One friend passes a polygraph, the
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  Speaker 1: other refuses to take a test. Brandon Graves African American
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  Speaker 1: five four, one hundred and fifty pounds, shoulder link, black locks,
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  Speaker 1: brown eyes, last seen wearing a blue T shirt over
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  Speaker 1: a black thermal, black jeans, and a black baseball cap.
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  Speaker 1: If you have info on Brandon Graves, now missing fifteen years,
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  Speaker 1: called Sumter County, North Carolina Sheriffs eight zero three four
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  Speaker 1: three six two seven hundred. For the latest crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news, go to Crime Online Dot com and please
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  Speaker 1: crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace