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Double Murderer Captured Getting a Haircut | Crime Alert Recap Saturday 08.02.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime a art hourly update and breaking crime news. Now,
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  Speaker 1: I'm Jennifer Gould. In a chillingly bizarre scene, a twenty
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  Speaker 1: eight year old teacher wanted for the brutal double murder
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  Speaker 1: of a couple hiking with their young daughters, was calmly
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  Speaker 1: arrested mid haircut, ending a frantic five day manhunt. James
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  Speaker 1: Andrew McGahn, a seemingly unassuming educator, now faces two counts
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  Speaker 1: of capital murder and possibly the death penalty in a
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  Speaker 1: crime that has left Arkansas utterly shattered. Arkansas Governor Sarah
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  Speaker 1: Huckabee Sanders praised the tireless efforts of investigators. Here she
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  Speaker 1: is at the news conference.
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  Speaker 2: You commit a violent, senseless act here in our state,
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  Speaker 2: our law enforcement will hunt you down and bring you
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  Speaker 2: to justice.
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  Speaker 1: The horror unfolded on July twenty sixth at Devil's Den
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  Speaker 1: State Park, a scenic Ozark Mountains retreat. Clinton David Bring,
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  Speaker 1: forty three, and Kristin Amanda Bring, forty one, who had
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  Speaker 1: just moved to Prairie Grove from South Dakota, were enjoying
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  Speaker 1: a hike with their daughters, ages seven and nine, when
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  Speaker 1: they were mercilessly stabbed to death. Clinton, a milk delivery driver,
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  Speaker 1: was set to start his new job just two days
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  Speaker 1: after the attack. Kristin was a licensed nurse. The children,
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  Speaker 1: miraculously unharmed, witnessed the butchering of their mom and dad,
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  Speaker 1: who shielded their two daughters from the slaughter. The remote parks,
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  Speaker 1: rugged terrain, and lack of cell phone service initially complicated
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  Speaker 1: the police response, delaying public alerts for hours after the
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  Speaker 1: two forty pm attack was reported. Police scanner audio captured
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  Speaker 1: the tragic reality.
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  Speaker 2: Thank you for free here.
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  Speaker 3: Still calling for help.
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  Speaker 2: We're hiking down. Try to relate to the author. So
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  Speaker 2: we found the victims down here. They're on the lower
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  Speaker 2: Devil's In trail. Just a couple of minutes. I think,
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  Speaker 2: I see you're right there. I've got two, the two
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  Speaker 2: bodies down here.
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  Speaker 1: A massive manhunt, aided by FBI resources ensued. Investigators released
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  Speaker 1: a composite sketch and a photo of a suspect described
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  Speaker 1: as a white male in a dark ball capped sunglasses
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  Speaker 1: and fingerless gloves, seen fleeing in a black sedan, possibly
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  Speaker 1: a Mazda, with a taped over license plate. Police also
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  Speaker 1: noted that the killer was likely injured during the attack.
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  Speaker 1: An overwhelming number of public tips, coupled with instrumental video footage,
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  Speaker 1: led police to McGann five days after the killings. On
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  Speaker 1: July thirtieth, at four point fifty seven pm, authorities found
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  Speaker 1: their man, not hiding in the wilderness, but at Loupeda's
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  Speaker 1: beauty salon and barber shop in Springdale. Investigator's photographed hair
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  Speaker 1: on the floor and seized his black Sedan, matching descriptions
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  Speaker 1: from the crime scene. McGann, who had recently moved from
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  Speaker 1: Oklahoma for a teaching job with Springdale Public Schools but
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  Speaker 1: had not started his role, previously taught fifth grade at
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  Speaker 1: Spring Creek Elementary in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. While he passed
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  Speaker 1: required background checks and left his previous job quote of
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  Speaker 1: his own accord end quote. There have been no reported
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  Speaker 1: prior disciplinary issues with him. The motive for this heinous
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  Speaker 1: crime remains a mystery. McGann is being held at Washington
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  Speaker 1: County Jail with a pre trialed attention hearing set for
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  Speaker 1: August fourth. The two daughters are now safely with relatives.
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  Speaker 1: More crime and Justice news. After this, I'm Nicole Parton.
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  Speaker 4: The attorneys representing Sean diddy Combe submitted a motion to
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  Speaker 4: the US District Court for the Southern District of New York,
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  Speaker 4: requesting that his conviction from earlier this month be overturned or,
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  Speaker 4: at the very least, that he be granted a new trial.
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  Speaker 4: The sixty two page motion contends that the man Act
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  Speaker 4: under which Colmbs was found guilty on July two of
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  Speaker 4: two counts related to transporting individuals for prostitution, was misapplied
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  Speaker 4: in Colmb's case. The legal team asserts that there was
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  Speaker 4: a lack of sufficient evidence to prove that Colmbs transported
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  Speaker 4: anyone with the intention of engaging in prostitution, even if
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  Speaker 4: it includes any exchange of sex for money. The motion
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  Speaker 4: emphasizes that the term quote any is significant in this context. Additionally,
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  Speaker 4: the defense argues that the man Act does not criminalize
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  Speaker 4: Colmb's actions because he had no commercial intent and did
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  Speaker 4: not mean for the paid escorts to engage in sexual
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  Speaker 4: acts with him, with the emphasis on did not intend
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  Speaker 4: included in the motion. Furthermore, the filing claims that maintaining
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  Speaker 4: the convictions would infringe upon First Amendments rights, as compensating
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  Speaker 4: individuals for filming sexual performances is deemed protected First Amendment activity.
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  Speaker 4: The motion states quote at the very least, a new
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  Speaker 4: trial is warranted due to prejudicial spillover from evidence that
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  Speaker 4: would have been inadmissible had the man Act charges been
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  Speaker 4: tried separately. This refers to the introduction of evidence meant
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  Speaker 4: to support the two sex trafficking counts and one racketeering
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  Speaker 4: conspiracy charge for which Combs was acquitted, which was described
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  Speaker 4: as inflammatory and irrelevant to the man Act offenses. During
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  Speaker 4: the trial, the jury cleared Combs of two sex trafficking
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  Speaker 4: charges and the more severe racketeering conspiracy charge. The evidence
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  Speaker 4: presented over six weeks included testimonies describing how Comb's allegedly
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  Speaker 4: hired male escorts for drug fueled sexual encounters involving at
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  Speaker 4: least two women, one of whom was his ex girlfriend,
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  Speaker 4: Cassie Ventira, while the other testified as the name Jane,
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  Speaker 4: during which Combs reportedly observed and recorded the encounters. No
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  Speaker 4: evidence was provided indicating that Combs actively participated in these sessions,
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  Speaker 4: referred to as freak offs. The motion filed on Wednesday
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  Speaker 4: follows another request from Combe's legal team the previous day,
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  Speaker 4: seeking to have him released on bail while awaiting sentencing
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  Speaker 4: on October three. The request suggests that he posts a
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  Speaker 4: fifty million dollar bond and stay at his Miami residence
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  Speaker 4: during this period. The defense's bail motion underscored that quote.
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  Speaker 4: There has never been a case like this where a
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  Speaker 4: person and his girlfriend organized consensual sexual encounters with adult
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  Speaker 4: men as part of their established swinger's lifestyle and faced
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  Speaker 4: prosecution under the Man Act. They argued, Shaan Combe should
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  Speaker 4: not be incarcerated for such conduct. They continue. On the
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  Speaker 4: same day Colmbs was convicted, Judge Aaron Submarinean, who presided
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  Speaker 4: over the trial, denied the request for bail prior to sentencing,
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  Speaker 4: citing a provision in the law relating to transportation for
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  Speaker 4: prostitution that suggested detaining him is warranted.
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  Speaker 5: I'm Drew Nelson. Three young girls are detained in San
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  Speaker 5: Francisco for a string of unprovoked attacks that left at
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  Speaker 5: least two people injured in a possible hate crime.
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  Speaker 6: You can kind of see at a targeting Asian woman.
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  Speaker 6: I don't know for what ever, Louisa.
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  Speaker 5: That's the mom of one of the victims on KNTV.
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  Speaker 5: San Francisco police arrested the three girls, ages eleven, thirteen,
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  Speaker 5: and fourteen over the weekend. There are suspects and five
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  Speaker 5: assaults across the city during July. The most recent happened
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  Speaker 5: Saturday afternoon on Fourth Street near Mission. Two people were
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  Speaker 5: attacked by a group of girls. My standers stepped in.
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  Speaker 5: The suspects ran, here's a witness who has to remain
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  Speaker 5: anonymous and have their voice disguised.
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  Speaker 3: People pulling a girl's hair and then punches and kicks
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  Speaker 3: on her, and then I quickly saw blood. I saw
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  Speaker 3: the attackers shift to a second victim.
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  Speaker 5: Officers use surveillance video from that scene to identify the girls.
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  Speaker 5: Plain closed. Police later found them at Stone'stown Galerya about
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  Speaker 5: ten miles away. The thirteen and fourteen year old girls
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  Speaker 5: were arrested on suspicion of assault likely to cause great
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  Speaker 5: bodily harm. They were cited and released to their parents.
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  Speaker 5: The eleven year old was detained, warned and also released
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  Speaker 5: to her parents.
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  Speaker 1: We are looking into a hate aspect at this time.
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  Speaker 1: There is no.
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  Speaker 5: Evidence SFPD spokesman Robert Rueika on KNTV. He says the
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  Speaker 5: attacks were unprovoked. Interim police Chief Paul Yepp says, quote,
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  Speaker 5: violent attacks like these will never be tolerated. I am
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  Speaker 5: extremely disappointed in the actions of these individuals and they
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  Speaker 5: will be held accountable. The investigation remains open. Officers are
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  Speaker 5: still searching for more suspects. Anyone with information as hers
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  Speaker 5: to contact SFPD at four one five five seventy five
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  Speaker 5: four forty four or text tip four one one with
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  Speaker 5: a message starting with SFPD.
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  Speaker 1: I'm Jennifer Gould.
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  Speaker 6: The US Navy's elite Blue Angels are in an unconventional dogfight,
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  Speaker 6: not against enemy pilots, but with a grieving Seattle woman
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  Speaker 6: who says their sonic assault tragically broke.
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  Speaker 1: Her cat's heart. Lauren An Lombardi is launching a legal
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  Speaker 1: strike against the squadron, claiming their roaring jets turned her
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  Speaker 1: fourteen year old feline's final days into a battlefield of
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  Speaker 1: noise and fear. Lombardi spoke to ninety seven point three
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  Speaker 1: Cairo News Radio.
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  Speaker 2: She only reacted that way to the lou Angels because
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  Speaker 2: I mean, if you haven't experienced the Blue Angels flying
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  Speaker 2: over your house like I mean, it would rattle our house.
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  Speaker 4: They fly over here, Yeah.
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  Speaker 1: Every loud Layla, a cat already weakened by congestive heart failure,
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  Speaker 1: was a helpless casualty caught in the crossfire. According to
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  Speaker 1: the newly filed federal lawsuit, the Blue Angels FA eighteen
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  Speaker 1: super hornets thundering overhead at seven hundred miles per hour
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  Speaker 1: during the twenty twenty three and twenty twenty four Seafare
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  Speaker 1: air shows were the final blow. Lombardi says her home
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  Speaker 1: became a war zone, with Layla cowering in terror, her
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  Speaker 1: heart rate spiking dangerously despite sedation. The pet parent fought
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  Speaker 1: back with blankets and by covering her cat's ears, but
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  Speaker 1: nothing could muffle the deafening barrage. Layla was euthanized after
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  Speaker 1: a week long stay at a specialty hospital. The lawsuit
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  Speaker 1: does not blame the Navy for her death, but alleges
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  Speaker 1: their sonic assault robbed her of a peaceful goodbye. In
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  Speaker 1: Lombardi's ideal world, the air show would be nixed and
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  Speaker 1: replaced with something like a laser light show, but she
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  Speaker 1: acknowledged that eliminating the seven decade tradition and would be unrealistic.
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  Speaker 1: The battle has also raged on a second front, social media.
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  Speaker 1: Lombardi alleges the Blue Angels violated her First Amendment rights
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  Speaker 1: by blocking her on Instagram after she fired off an
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  Speaker 1: expletive laden critique and a petition titled quote we all
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  Speaker 1: want to feel safe. No more Blue Angels over Seattle
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  Speaker 1: end quote, her messages were silenced. The lawsuit demands that
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  Speaker 1: her account be unblocked and that the squadron, including Commander
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  Speaker 1: Adam Bryant, be forced to undergo First Amendment training. This
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  Speaker 1: small scale war has a much larger backdrop, with a
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty four University of Washington study sided in the complaint,
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  Speaker 1: which notes the noise is a health risk for more
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  Speaker 1: than seventy four thousand Puget Sound residents and endangering marine life.
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  Speaker 1: The Blue Angels, a powerful and silent opponent in this
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  Speaker 1: legal battle, have declined to comment on the pending. For
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  Speaker 1: the latest crime and justice news, follow the Crime Alert
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  Speaker 1: I'm Jennifer Gould.