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Crime Alert 11.29.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace Breaking crime news.
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  Speaker 2: Now.
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  Speaker 1: Amar and Semira Abdullah move into a new apartment just
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  Speaker 1: above a PhD chemistry student, zooming Lee, just before welcoming
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  Speaker 1: their first child. Lee frequently complains about the baby noise.
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  Speaker 1: The couple tries to keep the noise down, but tensions
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  Speaker 1: run high. The family begins noticing noxious odors in the
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  Speaker 1: apartment that make them feel sick. After having their appliances checked,
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  Speaker 1: the Abdullah set up a camera and they catch Lee
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  Speaker 1: using a syringe to inject chemicals into the apartment below
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  Speaker 1: the door frame.
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  Speaker 3: Lee mixed hydrocodone and methadone at the University of South
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  Speaker 3: Florida's chemistry lab. The mixture caused the Abdullah's newborn to
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  Speaker 3: scratch at her eyes, refuse to eat, have episodes of vomiting,
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  Speaker 3: and lose her hair. Umar Abdullah caught Lee on camera twice,
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  Speaker 3: having to adjust it between incidents to get a clear
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  Speaker 3: image of what Lee did. And Nancy were also learning
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  Speaker 3: that Lee is a father himself and shared the apartment
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  Speaker 3: below the Abdullah's with his wife and two toddlers.
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  Speaker 1: Lee thirty six, now charged with burglary, battery and aggravated stalking.
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  Speaker 1: A Chicago news team heads out onto the streets to
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  Speaker 1: cover a string of armed robberies in Westtown. As the
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  Speaker 1: crew begins filming, a little after five, a m art
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  Speaker 1: imitates life. Two cars drive up. Three men wearing ski
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  Speaker 1: masks jump out carrying guns. They demand the reporter's wallets
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  Speaker 1: and search the team's SUV for valuables. No one injured,
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  Speaker 1: but cops add the latest armed robbery to their investigation
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  Speaker 1: of armed robberies. More Prime and Justice News after this
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  Speaker 1: Now with the latest Prime in Justice, Breaking News Prime
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  Speaker 1: onlines John Limley.
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  Speaker 2: Following a stabbing at a high school in North Carolina
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  Speaker 2: that left one student dead and another injured, authorities say
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  Speaker 2: a fourteen year old boy has been charged with murder
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  Speaker 2: with Moore. Here's Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 3: According to a news release from Raleigh Police, the stabbing
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  Speaker 3: occurred during a fight at Southeast Raleigh High School. Two
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  Speaker 3: teenagers were taken to a nearby hospital after police and
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  Speaker 3: school security responded to a complaint of a stabbing. Later
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  Speaker 3: in the day, police and school officials said that a
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  Speaker 3: sixteen year old student had been hospitalized with injuries deemed
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  Speaker 3: non life threatening, while a fifteen year old student had died.
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  Speaker 3: Raleigh police say the fourteen year old was charged with
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  Speaker 3: murder after filing a juvenile petition. Police spokesperst In Lieutenant
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  Speaker 3: Jason Borneo reported that the teenager attended the school where
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  Speaker 3: the altercation occurred. The identity of the student who died
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  Speaker 3: has not yet been made public by officials. Wait County
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  Speaker 3: Superintendent Robert Taylor stated during a press conference that schools
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  Speaker 3: should be a safe haven for faculty, staff and students
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  Speaker 3: and that all safety procedures and guidelines will be examined.
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  Speaker 2: School administrators canceled classes for the day following the incident.
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  Speaker 2: Now to Wisconsin, where after confessing to killing his father
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  Speaker 2: and stepmother with a machete after they intervened as s
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  Speaker 2: stop him from sexually abusing a teenager. A Kenosha man
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  Speaker 2: has been handed a life sentence. According to our friends
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  Speaker 2: with the Kenoshan News, twenty seven year old Hasus Madrano
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  Speaker 2: the Third was given a life sentence without the possibility
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  Speaker 2: of parole by a judge in the Kenosha County Circuit
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  Speaker 2: Court following the twenty twenty one murders of his father,
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  Speaker 2: forty nine year old Hasus Madrano Junior and stepmother, thirty
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  Speaker 2: six year old LaTrece Meers Madrano Madrano the third, was
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  Speaker 2: charged with two counts of first degree intentional homicide. Madrano
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  Speaker 2: acknowledged using a machete to kill the couple on January sixth,
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, after they stopped him from sexually abusing
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  Speaker 2: a teenage relative with whom they shared their Kenosha home.
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  Speaker 2: In September, Madrano pleaded guilty to first degree intentional homicide
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  Speaker 2: by use of a dangerous weapon in Meers Madrano's death,
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  Speaker 2: and attempted first degree sexual assault. Both the child abuse
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  Speaker 2: charge and the homicide charge related to Midrano's father's death
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  Speaker 2: were dropped as part of his plea deal. A healthcare
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  Speaker 2: group with thirty hospitals spread across six states has declared
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  Speaker 2: that it has suspended certain elective treatments and moved patients
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  Speaker 2: from at least some of its emergency rooms to other facilities.
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  Speaker 2: All of this as a result of a ransomware attack
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  Speaker 2: once again crime online. Sidney Sumner Ardent.
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  Speaker 3: Health Services said in a statement that the incident happened
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  Speaker 3: on November twenty third, Following that the business shut down
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  Speaker 3: its online network and prevented users from accessing its IT programs,
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  Speaker 3: which included the patient care documentation software. According to the
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  Speaker 3: Nashville based company, the extent of any exposed patient, health
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  Speaker 3: or financial information is still unknown. In order to quickly
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  Speaker 3: restore IT capabilities, Ardent claims to have spoken with cybersecurity experts,
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  Speaker 3: reported the issue to law enforcement, and hired outside forensic
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  Speaker 3: and threatened intelligence analysts to assess the situation.
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  Speaker 2: Arden says their a there is still no projected date
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  Speaker 2: when it comes to resolving problems resulting from the breach.
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  Speaker 1: Seven year old Patrick Alfred and his little sister placed
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  Speaker 1: in foster care while mom finds a suitable home for
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  Speaker 1: the family in New York City. Three weeks later, Patrick,
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  Speaker 1: not adjusting well, says he wants to run away and
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  Speaker 1: find Mommy. Patrick's foster mom gets distracted by a phone
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  Speaker 1: call while Patrick helps her take out trash. Moments later,
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  Speaker 1: Patrick disappears. Police use canines to track Alfred, but they
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  Speaker 1: lose his scent after just a few blocks. Police not
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  Speaker 1: on nine thousand doors, interview fourteen thousand people, and search
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  Speaker 1: over two hundred buildings. No sign of Patrick. Patrick Alfred,
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  Speaker 1: now twenty, has never been found. If you have info
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  Speaker 1: on Patrick Alford, please contact New York Crime Stoppers eight
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  Speaker 1: hundred five seven seven tips. For the latest crime and justice,
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  Speaker 1: please go to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert.
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  Speaker 1: I'm Nancy Grace