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Crime Alert 05.30.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace Breaking Crime News Now Travis
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  Speaker 1: McDermott forty Grace's Sletto thirty two argue at a North
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  Speaker 1: Dakota nightclub. Slutto threatens to fight McDermott, who reaches for
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  Speaker 1: his concealed weapon. Sletto pushes McDermott to the ground. McDermott
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  Speaker 1: fires two shots, killing Slutto.
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  Speaker 2: The argument. In subsequent shooting at the original nightclub is
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  Speaker 2: caught on surveillance video. McDermott claims Slutto reached for his gun,
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  Speaker 2: prompting McDermott to fire the weapon, but the video does
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  Speaker 2: not reflect that. It does show that after the initial shot,
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  Speaker 2: Slutto slumped and began to fall before McDermott shot him again.
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  Speaker 1: McDermott now charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment. James Goldston
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  Speaker 1: the Third and wife Agnes Golston leave threatening notes for neighbors,
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  Speaker 1: the Ridley's, after one of the Ridley dogs wandered into
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  Speaker 1: Golston's yard. Weeks later, all three Ridley dogs become extremely ill,
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  Speaker 1: two of them die. A vet determines the dogs were
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  Speaker 1: poisoned with anti freeze. The Golstons admit to South Carolina police.
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  Speaker 1: They left Poise's squirrels in the Ridley's yard for the
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  Speaker 1: dogs to find. James Golston, a board member for Saving
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  Speaker 1: Grace Animal Rescue, steps down from his position. The couple
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  Speaker 1: now charged with animal cruelty. More crime and justice news
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  Speaker 1: after this Now with the latest criming justice breaking these
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  Speaker 1: crime onlines.
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  Speaker 3: John Lemley, a Virginia man, has received a lengthy prison
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  Speaker 3: sentence for killing his girlfriend's two year old daughter in
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  Speaker 3: twenty eighteen by delaying medical attention for several hours after
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  Speaker 3: she suffered severe burns. For more, here's Sidney Sumner with
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  Speaker 3: Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Thirty eight year old John Tucker Hardy of Norfolk was
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  Speaker 2: sentenced by Norfolk Circuit Judge Jack Doyle for his involvement
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  Speaker 2: in Harley Williams's death. Hardy was found guilty last summer
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  Speaker 2: of malicious wounding, felony, child neglect, and second degree murder
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  Speaker 2: for her part in the girl's murder. Shelby Loved, the
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  Speaker 2: girl's mother, entered a guilty plead to felony homicide and
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  Speaker 2: child neglect in twenty twenty. Love sentencing is scheduled for
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  Speaker 2: Jim Hardy received a sentence of forty five years in jail,
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  Speaker 2: ten of which were suspended. Upon release. He will also
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  Speaker 2: be required to complete a decade of supervise probation. At
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  Speaker 2: Hardy's trial, Love testified that she routinely left her daughter
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  Speaker 2: with Hardy, with whom she had been living for roughly
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  Speaker 2: two months. When Love returned home on April twenty third,
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  Speaker 2: twenty eighteen, she said that Hardy told her that Harley
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  Speaker 2: had been burned by hot bath water. Love claims she
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  Speaker 2: wanted to call nine one one, but Hardy refused to
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  Speaker 2: let her do so because he feared going to jail.
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  Speaker 2: She claimed that she agreed to stay silent out of
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  Speaker 2: concern for her safety, and that they started treating Harley
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  Speaker 2: with petroleum jelly bandages, cream and medication. Harley began experiencing
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  Speaker 2: respiratory problems, so Hardy ultimately dialed nine one one. She
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  Speaker 2: was declared dead at a hospital in Norfolk.
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  Speaker 3: After doing an autopsy, a doctor ruled at Harley, who
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  Speaker 3: had numerous bruises all over her body and significant head wounds,
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  Speaker 3: had died from scalding related complications. A Montana woman accused
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  Speaker 3: of torturing and killing her twelve year old old grandson
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  Speaker 3: more than three years ago, has entered a plea agreement
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  Speaker 3: with the state in which she agrees to spend the
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  Speaker 3: rest of her life behind bars, while admitting to purposeful
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  Speaker 3: homicide and two other offenses. In West Yellowstone. In February
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  Speaker 3: twenty twenty, Patricia Butts was charged in the death of
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  Speaker 3: James Alex Hurley. Her trial has been postponed until July eleventh.
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  Speaker 3: According to the terms of her agreement, she also admitted
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  Speaker 3: to witness tampering by attempting to persuade family members to
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  Speaker 3: give false statements to authorities, and felony criminal child endangerment
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  Speaker 3: for failing to seek medical attention for him after he
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  Speaker 3: was critically injured. A jury in Los Angeles has convicted
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  Speaker 3: a man of second degree murder in the shooting death
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  Speaker 3: of a father who was camping with his children and
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  Speaker 3: in the attempted deaths of the two young girls, all
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  Speaker 3: of which occurred in a well known park in southern California,
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  Speaker 3: once again crime onlines Sydney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Thirty five year old Tristan Boudette was camping with his
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  Speaker 2: kids an attent on June eighteenth, twenty eighteen, when Anthony
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  Speaker 2: Raouda fatally shot him in the head. Verudo was found
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  Speaker 2: guilty of a second degree crime, despite the jury clearing
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  Speaker 2: him of a first degree murder charge. He'll be sentenced
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  Speaker 2: next month and might receive anywhere from forty years to
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  Speaker 2: life in jail. If the government can demonstrate both intention
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  Speaker 2: and premeditation, the conviction will be for first degree murder.
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  Speaker 2: Bodette was killed thirty miles or so west of downtown
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  Speaker 2: Los Angeles in Malibu Creek State Park. His daughters, who
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  Speaker 2: were two and four years old at the time, weren't hurt,
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  Speaker 2: but they were thought to be the victims of a
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  Speaker 2: murder attempt. Although the jury found Rauda guilty on the
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  Speaker 2: counts involving the girls, they disregarded his claim that he
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  Speaker 2: intentionally killed the girls or had planned to do so.
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  Speaker 3: Rahuda was not present for the verdict because he had
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  Speaker 3: waived his right to appear in court. The prosecution chose
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  Speaker 3: not to comment on the verdict. The criminal case that
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  Speaker 3: exposed the blood testing scam at the center of Elizabeth
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  Speaker 3: Holmes Theernose Company is moving toward its conclusion as she
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  Speaker 3: prepares to report to prison this week. The eleven year
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  Speaker 3: sentence is retribution for the wide eyed woman who overcame
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  Speaker 3: the tech Bough mentality to become one of Silicon Valley's
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  Speaker 3: most well known business women, only to be discovered as
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  Speaker 3: a phony. Eventually, Holmes came to represent the startup culture's
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  Speaker 3: pension for blatant exaggeration. However, there are still lingering questions
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  Speaker 3: about her motivations, questions so complex that even the federal
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  Speaker 3: judge who oversaw her trial seems perplexed. Meanwhile, holmes supporters
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  Speaker 3: continue to question whether the sentence is appropriate for the crime.
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  Speaker 1: Lester L. J. Jones, Junior, a biomedical engineering grad student
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  Speaker 1: at Mississippi State University, leaves campus to visit friends in Jackson.
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  Speaker 1: The twenty five year old caught on surveillance video stopping
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  Speaker 1: for gas just fifteen minutes away from his destination. He
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  Speaker 1: leaves the gas station heads in the direction of his friends,
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  Speaker 1: but never makes it. Jones's phone found in the gas
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  Speaker 1: station restroom. His car, a blue two thousand and two
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  Speaker 1: four expedition with Mississippi tag k T W seven one four,
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  Speaker 1: has never been recovered. Jones now missing thirteen years. If
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  Speaker 1: you have information on Lester Jones's disappearance, called Strikeful p
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  Speaker 1: For the latest crime in justice needs, go to crimeonline
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  Speaker 1: dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace