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Crime Alert 01.07.25 | Therapist Drowns Infant Daughter, Part of Plan "To End It All" · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crimes now Mackenzie Rose
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  Speaker 1: Colgan wakes up with a plant to quote end everything.
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  Speaker 1: The thirty seven year old Maryland mom allegedly intends to
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  Speaker 1: kill her husband, her two children, and herself eleven forty am.
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  Speaker 1: She takes a three month old daughter upstairs to the bathroom,
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  Speaker 1: puts the infant in a small tub inside the bathtub,
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  Speaker 1: and holds the baby's head under water until she stops breathing.
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  Speaker 1: After the drowning, Colgan climbs onto the ledge of a
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  Speaker 1: second story window.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Colgan, a licensed family and child therapist, tells police
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  Speaker 2: she considered jumping, but stepped off the ledge and told
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  Speaker 2: her husband what she had done. The father tried to
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  Speaker 2: revive their girl while Colgan dials nine one one, but
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  Speaker 2: she's pronounced dead at a local hospital. Reportedly, officers were
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  Speaker 2: called to the home twice in recent months. A friend
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  Speaker 2: called for a welfare check and Colgan called, reporting her
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  Speaker 2: daughter wasn't breathing. On both occasions. When police arrived, Colgan
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  Speaker 2: told them everything was fine.
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  Speaker 1: Somehow Colgan managed to live, but she's charged with murder.
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  Speaker 3: Band Oregon.
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  Speaker 1: Someone's having a little too much fun sticking googly eyes
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  Speaker 1: on the public art fixtures dub the googly eye bandit.
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  Speaker 1: The prankster hits eight pieces of art in the Roundabout
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  Speaker 1: art route, including a family of deer and a six
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  Speaker 1: foot sphere. While residents enjoy the humor, officials have problems
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  Speaker 1: removing the adhesive without damaging the art. The cleanup costs
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  Speaker 1: fifteen hundred dollars, with some sculptures needing repainting. Officials emphasize
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  Speaker 1: they appreciate creativity but must protect art. No word yet
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  Speaker 1: on the Google Dei bandits secret identity. More crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news after this Now with the latest crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice breaking news. Crime allized John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: Justice is closer this hour for one of Ohio's most
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  Speaker 3: shocking crimes. Two more members of the Wagner family have
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  Speaker 3: been sentenced for the twenty sixteen murders of eight members
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  Speaker 3: of the Rodent family in Pike County, a massacre stemming
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  Speaker 3: from a custody dispute. Edward Jake Wagner, who pleaded guilty
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  Speaker 3: with sentenced to life in prison with parole possible after
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  Speaker 3: thirty two years. His mother, Angela Wagner, received thirty years
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  Speaker 3: for helping plan the killings. The judge acknowledged Jake's cooperation
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  Speaker 3: in solving the case, but condemned Angela for failing to
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  Speaker 3: stop the plot. The April twenty sixteen shootings at three
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  Speaker 3: rural homes claimed the lives of seven adults and a teenager,
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  Speaker 3: sparking one of Ohio's largest investigations. Prosecutors say the Wagners
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  Speaker 3: meticulously plan the killing over the course of months to
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  Speaker 3: gain custody of Jake's niece. The Wagner family's patriarch, George
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  Speaker 3: Billy Wagner the Third, awaits trial, while Jake's brother, George
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  Speaker 3: the Fourth, was sentenced to life without parole. In June,
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  Speaker 3: four years after a brutal mass killing at an illegal
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  Speaker 3: marijuana farm in southern California, authorities are now shed light
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  Speaker 3: on the case. Investigators believed gang members were behind the
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  Speaker 3: attack that left seven people dead. As Crime Online Sidney
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  Speaker 3: Sumner tells us, they're now asking for the public's help
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  Speaker 3: to bring justice to the victims.
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  Speaker 2: The scene was a remote property in the small mountain
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  Speaker 2: community of Iguanga, about fifty miles northeast of San Diego. There,
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  Speaker 2: in September twenty twenty seven, lines were violently cut short
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  Speaker 2: and an illegal marijuana operation. Six victims were discovered on site,
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  Speaker 2: and a seventh, a woman, died later in the hospital,
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  Speaker 2: now more than four years later. The Riverside County Sheriff's
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  Speaker 2: Department says they believed the perpetrators were gang members of
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  Speaker 2: Lowatian descent, possibly operating out of the San Diego area.
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  Speaker 2: Sheriff Chad Bianco described the killings as a home invasion
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  Speaker 2: type robbery aimed at stealing cash. While a substantial amount
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  Speaker 2: of marijuana was found over one thousand plants and several
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  Speaker 2: hundred pounds of processed product, Bianco noted that much of
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  Speaker 2: it was left behind. Authorities believed those who lived and
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  Speaker 2: worked on the property more than twenty people in total,
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  Speaker 2: may fear retaliation or hold a deep distrust of law enforcement,
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  Speaker 2: particularly if they come from countries where authorities are seen
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  Speaker 2: as corrupt. Adding to the investigation, officials are seeking information
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  Speaker 2: about a mid sized, dark colored SUV believed to have
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  Speaker 2: been used by the suspects. Sheriff Bianco has urged anyone
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  Speaker 2: with knowledge to come forward, seeing community assistance is critical
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  Speaker 2: to solving this case. The illicit operation highlights a broader
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  Speaker 2: issue in California's marijuana market. Despite the state legalizing recreational
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  Speaker 2: cannabis in twenty eighteen, high taxes and strict regulations have
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  Speaker 2: kept the illegal market thriving. Consumers often turned to unlicensed
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  Speaker 2: sellers to save money.
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  Speaker 3: If you have any information about the Iguanga killings, you're
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  Speaker 3: urged to contact the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Danielle Alis Adam tells mom she's grabbing food
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  Speaker 1: and never comes at and never comes back next day,
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  Speaker 1: a cousin says her on Detroit's West Side, but after
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  Speaker 1: that she vanishes phone as social media goes silent after
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  Speaker 1: her family discovers a backpage dot Com listing with her photo,
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  Speaker 1: raising fears she has fallen victim to sex trafficking. Danielle
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  Speaker 1: for eleven one hundred and twenty pounds, light skinned, African American, black,
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  Speaker 1: curly hair often straightened, and beautiful hazel eyes, La sene
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  Speaker 1: in a sweatshirt and dark jogging pants. Tattoos Shelley on
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  Speaker 1: her right bicep and a ying yang on her left arm.
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  Speaker 1: Danielle would be twenty nine today. Anyone with info on
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  Speaker 1: the disappearance of Danielle Elise Adams please call Detroit Police three, one, three, five,
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  Speaker 1: nine six two two two to one. For the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime insice news, go to crime online dot com and
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  Speaker 1: we do our best to find missing people, especially children,
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  Speaker 1: and solve unsolved homicides. With this crime on Earth, I'm
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  Speaker 1: Nancy Grace.