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Crime Alert 07.03.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, Breaking crime news now. Megan Carlile,
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  Speaker 1: working at a local high school, frequently groups a teen
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  Speaker 1: student under her supervision and invites the teen to her
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  Speaker 1: car for further sex activity. Carlile also sends the sixteen
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  Speaker 1: year old boys student and a fifteen year old friend
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  Speaker 1: of his nude photos and videos.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy police are still investigating the scope of Carlile's crimes
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  Speaker 2: as the photos and videos were shared with an unknown
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  Speaker 2: number of other students, meaning Carlisle could have a large
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  Speaker 2: number of victims. Carlile reportedly sent the student lunch money
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  Speaker 2: on a number of occasions and also bought him vight pots.
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  Speaker 1: Carlisle, thirty seven, charged with sex assault and unlawful contact
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  Speaker 1: with a minor. An Oregon driver causes the three car
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  Speaker 1: crash but doesn't bother to stop despite his car being
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  Speaker 1: on fire. The driver makes it about four miles in
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  Speaker 1: the burning car before cops catch up with him. He
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  Speaker 1: gets out of the car, now engulfed in flames, and
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  Speaker 1: tries to hide in some bushes, but the drivers quickly
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  Speaker 1: cuffed on DUVI and hit and run. More crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice needs after this now the latest criming justice breaking.
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  Speaker 1: These Crime Onlines John Lenlaight.
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  Speaker 3: US Homeland Security Investigations is reporting the detention of four
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  Speaker 3: more people in connection with the death last year of
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  Speaker 3: fifty three migrants, including eight children, who were abandoned in
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  Speaker 3: a tractor trailer in the sweltering Texas summer heat while
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  Speaker 3: being smuggled into the country with more Crime Onlines Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: According to the authorities, the four Mexican nationals were aware
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  Speaker 2: that the trailer's air conditioner was broken and unable to
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  Speaker 2: cool off the migrants who were confined inside. During the
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  Speaker 2: roughly three hour journey. In San Antonio, the trailer was
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  Speaker 2: discovered to contain forty eight dead migrants. Sixteen additional people
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  Speaker 2: were taken to hospitals, where five more died. Shortly after
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  Speaker 2: the migrants were discovered, the driver and another individual were
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  Speaker 2: taken into custody. They were accused of conspiring and smuggling
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  Speaker 2: resulting in death. Additional arrests happened in Marshall, Houston, and
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  Speaker 2: San Antonio, Texas. Investigators say that the smuggling enterprise use
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  Speaker 2: shared roots, guides, stash houses, trucks, and trailers to convey
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  Speaker 2: migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico. They are all accused
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  Speaker 2: of conspiracy to transport immigrants resulting in death, serious bodily injury,
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  Speaker 2: and placing lives in jeopardy.
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  Speaker 3: If found guilty, the maximum punishment for each suspect is
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  Speaker 3: life in prison. Mexico has announced that it has detained
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  Speaker 3: the former chief of a federal anti kidnapping agency in
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  Speaker 3: relation to the twenty fourteen disappearance of forty three students.
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  Speaker 3: When the students from the Ayo Sinopa Teachers College in
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  Speaker 3: southern Mexico vanished, Gaulberto Ramirez was in charge of the
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  Speaker 3: Attorney General's Offices Anti Kidnapping Division. According to a report
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  Speaker 3: by the Assistant Interior Secretary, Ramirez is accused of disappearance, torture,
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  Speaker 3: and conspiracy for the failed investigation into the kidnappings, which
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  Speaker 3: are classified as disappearances on or Mexican law because only
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  Speaker 3: the remains of three of the victims have been identified.
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  Speaker 3: It was on September twenty sixth, twenty fourteen, that security
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  Speaker 3: forces kidnapped the students off buses in the city of
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  Speaker 3: Iguala and sent them to a local drug gang, who
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  Speaker 3: allegedly killed and burned them. In a London court, jurors
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  Speaker 3: have been seated and opening statements delivered in a trial
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  Speaker 3: that will decide the fate of actor Kevin Spacey once
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  Speaker 3: again crime online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The Oscar winner, is accused of sexually abusing four men
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  Speaker 2: as far back as twenty years ago. Sixty three year
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  Speaker 2: old Spacey has entered a not guilty plea to a
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  Speaker 2: dozen allegations, including causing a person to engage in sexual
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  Speaker 2: behavior without consent and sexual assault. As the nine men
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  Speaker 2: and five women were sworn in as jurors to hear
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  Speaker 2: testimony in the case, which is estimated to last four weeks,
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  Speaker 2: Spacey stood with his hands classed behind his back. The
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  Speaker 2: accusations against Spacey involved men who are now in their
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  Speaker 2: thirties or forties, in incidents that are said to span
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  Speaker 2: the year's two thousand one on to twenty thirteen. This
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  Speaker 2: time period includes most of the decade he spent living
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  Speaker 2: in Britain and leading the Old Vic Theatre as artistic
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  Speaker 2: director until twenty fifteen.
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  Speaker 3: The trial in Southern Crown Court is anticipated to last
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  Speaker 3: four weeks. Back in this country now, as a former
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  Speaker 3: US marine accused of fatally choke holding a man acting
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  Speaker 3: erratically on a new York City subway train has entered
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  Speaker 3: a not guilty plea. Jordan Neely, a former Michael Jackson
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  Speaker 3: impersonator who was shouting and pleading for money when Daniel
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  Speaker 3: Penny penned him to the floor of a moving subway
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  Speaker 3: car and held him in a choke hold for more
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  Speaker 3: than three minutes, died on May first. The twenty four
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  Speaker 3: year old Penny entered a not guilty plea to second
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  Speaker 3: degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. Thirty year old Neely
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  Speaker 3: passed out during the struggle, which a bystander recorded on video.
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  Speaker 1: Patrick Chapman wishes his ex wife a happy Mother's Day
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  Speaker 1: and ask if he can swing by to borrow there,
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  Speaker 1: says laptop. Chapman, thirty four, noticed fraudont train actions on
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  Speaker 1: his credit card and couldn't check from a cell phone.
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  Speaker 1: When Chapman arrives at his ex wife's home, she argues
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  Speaker 1: with him, believing Chapman's accusing their son of stealing. Chapman
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  Speaker 1: eventually leaves, upset and drives three hours to a family
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  Speaker 1: friend's home in Missouri. When his friend wakes up at
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  Speaker 1: four a m. Chapman is gone. Over two weeks later,
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  Speaker 1: Chapman's red Ford Escort Wagon found abandoned in the woods
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  Speaker 1: with flat tires and severe damage to the bumper. His
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  Speaker 1: wallet and med's still inside the car, but cell phone
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  Speaker 1: and keys gone. Police say the car was wiped clean
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  Speaker 1: of fingerprints. Chapman now missing over three years. If you
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  Speaker 1: have info on Patrick Chapman, please call Wayne County Sheriffs
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  Speaker 1: by seven three two two four three two one nine.
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  Speaker 1: For the latest crime in justice news, go to crimeonline
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  Speaker 1: dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.