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Crime Alert 12.05.24 | Stepfather Shoots Teen Over Incomplete Chores · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crime news Now. Darshawn
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  Speaker 1: Williams gets in an argument with his teen steps when
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  Speaker 1: he comes home to find the boy did not complete
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  Speaker 1: any of his chores. The argument escalates. Williams retrieves a
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  Speaker 1: handgun and she's the fifteen year old boy in the chest,
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  Speaker 1: then calls nine one one and admits the boy unconscious,
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  Speaker 1: not breathing. When amts get there, despite life's saving measures,
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  Speaker 1: the fifteen year old boy pronounced it dead.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy. It turns out William's stepson had not raped, believes,
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  Speaker 2: enraging Williams, who had already been arguing that the boy's
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  Speaker 2: mother over his behavior. The couple apparently argued over dinner,
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  Speaker 2: and his wife did not return home in an attempt
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  Speaker 2: to de escalate the argument. After shooting the fifteen year old,
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  Speaker 2: Williams called his wife and told her, your son is dead.
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  Speaker 2: Michael Clemens was set to turn sixteen next month.
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  Speaker 1: Darshawn Williams, forty eight, charged with murder, assault, child abuse,
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  Speaker 1: and gun charges. California Hiddle staff highly suspicious their latest
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  Speaker 1: walk in is high on drugs. When a staff member
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  Speaker 1: notices the man's been in the bathroom a long time.
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  Speaker 1: He pokes his head in to find the man gone
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  Speaker 1: and several ceiling tiles out of place. Cops are called,
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  Speaker 1: they can't find the man. No one answers when they call.
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  Speaker 1: A poll camera finally spots the man lodged between a
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  Speaker 1: metal support beam and the HVAC unit. The man confirms
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  Speaker 1: he's stuck. Firefighters have to cut him free. He caused
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  Speaker 1: five thousand dollars damages. The unidentified patient now facing vandalism charges.
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  Speaker 1: While that's the one doctor's visit, he won't forget more
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  Speaker 1: crimeing justice news after this. Now with the latest criming
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  Speaker 1: justice breaking news Crime on Lines John.
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  Speaker 3: Linley United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson has been shot and
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  Speaker 3: killed outside the New York Hilton Midtown in what police
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  Speaker 3: are calling a quote brazen target attack. The fifty year
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  Speaker 3: old executive was set to speak at the health insurer's
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  Speaker 3: annual investor conference when he was gunned down around six
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  Speaker 3: forty five am Wednesday. Witnesses say the shooter fled on foot,
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  Speaker 3: then escaped into Central Park on an e bike. Despite
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  Speaker 3: the presence of numerous security cameras in the area, police
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  Speaker 3: have yet to identify a suspect or motive. New York
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  Speaker 3: Mayor Eric Adams says investigators are analyzing video evidence. The
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  Speaker 3: shooting unfolded in one of Manhattan's busiest areas, near Rockefeller
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  Speaker 3: Center and the Museum of Modern Art, just hours before
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  Speaker 3: the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting. Streets near the Hilton
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  Speaker 3: were cordoned off and a heavy police presence remains. Thompson
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  Speaker 3: had led United Healthcare, the largest provider of Medicare advantage
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  Speaker 3: plans in the US, for over three years, and had
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  Speaker 3: been with the company since two thousand and four. His
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  Speaker 3: death prompted the errupt cancelation of the investor conference, which
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  Speaker 3: was set to outline the company's future plans. As police
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  Speaker 3: search for answers, the corporate and healthcare worlds are grappling
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  Speaker 3: with the loss of a prominent leader under shocking circumstances.
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  Speaker 3: A Virginia man accused of murdering his wife, whose body
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  Speaker 3: has not been found, will stand trial in September. Here's
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  Speaker 3: Sidney Sumder of Crime online with Moore.
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  Speaker 2: Thirty seven year old Nareshbaht of Manassas Park was indicted
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  Speaker 2: this week on charges of murder and filing a body
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  Speaker 2: in connection with the disappearance of his wife Monta Koffelbot,
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  Speaker 2: a twenty eight year old nurse. Police suspect her body
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  Speaker 2: was dismembered. Monta Kaufelbot vanished in late July, sparking community searches.
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  Speaker 2: Mon Na Rashbat was initially arrested in August for concealing
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  Speaker 2: a body. The murder charge was filed only this week.
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  Speaker 2: At a court hearing Wednesday, Bot, speaking through a Nepalie interpreter,
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  Speaker 2: waived his right to a speedy trial. His trial, now
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  Speaker 2: set for September eighth, is expected to last four weeks.
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  Speaker 2: The case has drawn attention locally and internationally, including in Nepal,
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  Speaker 2: the couple's native country. Cameras may be allowed in the courtroom,
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  Speaker 2: though neither side has weighed in yet. Judge Kimberly Irving
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  Speaker 2: acknowledged a request from Court TV to broadcast the proceedings.
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  Speaker 2: Legal experts note that prosecuting a murder without a body
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  Speaker 2: presents challenges, but advancements in DNA, cell phone tracking, and
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  Speaker 2: surveillance technology have increased conviction rates in such cases.
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  Speaker 3: A recent study found eighty seven percent of bodyless murder
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  Speaker 3: trials across the US and in convictions thanks.
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  Speaker 1: John la say Stein sixteen honor student George Washington High
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  Speaker 1: in Aurora, Colorado, dreams of becoming a nurse over the summer.
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  Speaker 1: She interns at University Colorado Hospital and plans to spend
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  Speaker 1: the rest of her time working and has a job
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  Speaker 1: interview lined up. The day of her interview, her mom
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  Speaker 1: goes to wake her up and finds her gone. Mom
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  Speaker 1: immediately reports see and missing La Shaya's phone gone, her wallet, clothed,
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  Speaker 1: charger all home. Surveillance video catches her walking near a
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  Speaker 1: bus stop on Peoria Street two twenty three a m.
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  Speaker 1: That's the last known signing of Locha Steine. Police fear
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  Speaker 1: she was lured from home and sex trafficked. There have
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  Speaker 1: been possible signings of l Shaa in the Aurora area
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  Speaker 1: and as far away as Kansas City. Locha Steine African American,
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  Speaker 1: five six, one hundred and fifty pounds long, possibly braided,
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  Speaker 1: black hair, brown eyes. She's got a quarter sized round
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  Speaker 1: scar on her chest. If you have info on Saya Steine,
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  Speaker 1: please call Aurora, Colorado PD three zero three six two
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  Speaker 1: seven thirty one hundred. For the latest crime in justice
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