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INFANT, CHILD AND 2 ADULTS DEAD IN APPARENT OHIO MURDER-SUICIDE| CRIME ALERT RECAP NOV.22 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime a Lord hourly update, Breaking crime News Now.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Dave Mack. An Ohio man fatally shot two children
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  Speaker 2: and an adult before killing himself in an apparent murdered suicide.
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  Speaker 2: At the scene, officers discover four victims suffering from gunshot
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  Speaker 2: wounds and an adult female who was physically uninjured but
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  Speaker 2: clearly in a state of shock, overwhelmed, and visibly traumatized.
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  Speaker 2: Investigators determine the shooting occurs during an effort by the
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  Speaker 2: mother of two children to remove belongings from the residence
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  Speaker 2: following ongoing domestic issues in the home. According to authorities,
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  Speaker 2: Dustin Willie, the father of the female seven year old son,
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  Speaker 2: is at her place of residence to help her move
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  Speaker 2: out of the home. Lisea Ryan Egan is the father
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  Speaker 2: of the woman's seven month old baby. Police alleged Egan
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  Speaker 2: chases Dustin and fires multiple shots at him. Egan then
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  Speaker 2: shoots both children before directing additional gunfire at Dustin Willie,
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  Speaker 2: then fatally shooting himself. The mother tells police she carries
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  Speaker 2: her injured children inside the home before officers arrive, taking
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  Speaker 2: a Tiffin Memorial Hospital, where he dies from his injuries.
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  Speaker 2: Seven year old boy also dies at the hospital, and
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  Speaker 2: the infant and Egan both pronounced dead at the scene.
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  Speaker 2: The incident remains an active investigation by the Tiffan Police Department,
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  Speaker 2: with assistant from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
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  Speaker 3: I'm Drew Nelson. He says he used it to save
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  Speaker 3: himself from a mugger. Yet, a man in New York
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  Speaker 3: is now facing four years in prison after pleading guilty
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  Speaker 3: to possessing the unlicensed revolver he fired during a deadly
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  Speaker 3: confrontation in Queens. That man is Charles Foner, a sixty
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  Speaker 3: seven year old retired doorman from Q Gardens. He admitted
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  Speaker 3: to one count of criminal weapons possession in a deal
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  Speaker 3: that ends his case. More than two years after he
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  Speaker 3: shot Cody Gonzalez, who charged him near his home late
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  Speaker 3: at night.
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  Speaker 4: Phoner was charged with serious violent felony as I think inappropriately.
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  Speaker 4: You know, he had a decision for me.
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  Speaker 3: That's his attorney, Thomas Kinniff. Secuters did not bring homicide
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  Speaker 3: charges because Foener told police he acted in self defense
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  Speaker 3: when Gonzales launched at him holding what he thought was
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  Speaker 3: a knife. It later turned out to be a pen.
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  Speaker 3: Judge Tony Samino allowed him to remain free until his
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  Speaker 3: January fourteenth sentencing. Detectives carried out a search of his
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  Speaker 3: apartment and found more than two dozen firearms, including pistols,
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  Speaker 3: hunting rifles, assault rifles including at Ak forty seven and
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  Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty three loaded high capacity magazines. They
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  Speaker 3: also found two body armor vests. Only five rifles were licensed.
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  Speaker 3: The Queen's District Attorney's office brought a long list of
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  Speaker 3: weapons charges tied to the collection. Surveillance footage from the
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  Speaker 3: night of the shooting showed Gonzalez advancing down a driveway
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  Speaker 3: even after Foner drew his revolver. Gonzalez had at least
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  Speaker 3: fifteen prior arrests and a history of mental illness. After
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  Speaker 3: the guilty plea, Canniff spoke on his behalf and argued
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  Speaker 3: that strict New York gun laws create an impossible situation
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  Speaker 3: for his client. He criticizes what he calls draconian restrictions
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  Speaker 3: and says Poner accepted the deal to avoid the risk
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  Speaker 3: of a decade's long sentence if he went to trial.
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  Speaker 4: I think that if this was a state, in a
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  Speaker 4: city that had mayors in order, mister, mister the phone
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  Speaker 4: would be getting a plaque not a prison sentence.
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  Speaker 3: Phoner told investigators he carried the silver Revolver because he
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  Speaker 3: wanted to prevent himself from being a victim. He said
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  Speaker 3: he had owned it since the nineteen nineties and told
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  Speaker 3: prosecutors quote, I pulled the gun out of my pocket.
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  Speaker 3: It didn't go off accidentally. I emptied the revolver. More
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  Speaker 3: Crime and Justice news after this. The musician praz from
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  Speaker 3: the Fujis is going to prison for fourteen years after
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  Speaker 3: a federal judge in Washington, DC sentences him for a
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  Speaker 3: sweeping foreign influence scheme moving millions of dollars into US politics.
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  Speaker 3: Praquasre Michel declined to speak in court before Judge Colleen
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  Speaker 3: Caller Cotelli handed down the sentence. He was convicted in
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  Speaker 3: April of twenty twenty three on ten criminal accounts, including conspiracy,
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  Speaker 3: money laundering, illegal lobbying, witness tampering, funneling four and money
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  Speaker 3: into Barack Obama's twenty twelve reelection campaign acting as an
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  Speaker 3: unregistered agent of the government of Malaysia. He will serve
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  Speaker 3: three years of probation after the prison term, set to
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  Speaker 3: surrender in January. Prosecutors say Michelle quote betrayed his country
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  Speaker 3: for money, and lied unapologetically and unrelentingly to carry out
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  Speaker 3: his schemes. They argued that he accepted more than one
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  Speaker 3: hundred million dollars from Malaysian billionaire Low Type Joe aka
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  Speaker 3: Joe Low, then routed some of that money through straw
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  Speaker 3: donors to reach the Obama campaign. Michelle later tried to
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  Speaker 3: influence Trump administration officials to drop investigations into Low, and,
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  Speaker 3: in a separate case, pushed for the expedition of a
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  Speaker 3: Chinese dissident. Michelle's attorney, Peter Seidenberg, calls the Senate's quote
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  Speaker 3: completely disproportionate to the offense and said they would appeal,
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  Speaker 3: claiming his co defendants received lighter penalties because they did
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  Speaker 3: not go to t Michel grew up in Brooklyn and
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  Speaker 3: co founded the Fujis with Lauren Hill and Wycleff Jean,
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  Speaker 3: selling tens of millions of records, including a massively popular
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  Speaker 3: cover of Killing Me Softly. His trial included testimony from
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  Speaker 3: Leonardo DiCaprio and former Attorney General Jeff's sessions. He sought
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  Speaker 3: a new trial last year, alleging his previous lawyer used
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  Speaker 3: AI to craft quote an ineffectual closing argument, but the
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  Speaker 3: judge rejected his request. He was first charged in twenty
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  Speaker 3: nineteen and was ordered last month to forfeit tens of
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  Speaker 3: millions of dollars tied to the scheme. A runaway pig
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  Speaker 3: in New Mexico is now hamming it up in a
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  Speaker 3: new home after a wild interstate chase that had Albuquerque
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  Speaker 3: police officers squealing for backup. The pig, first called Parrot,
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  Speaker 3: later renamed Boris, got loose on November eleventh and trotted
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  Speaker 3: straight onto the I forty off ramp near Louisiana. Officers
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  Speaker 3: chased him down the ramp as he zigzagged toward traffic.
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  Speaker 3: One officer was particularly excited to join the chase.
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  Speaker 1: I have a last freaking job.
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  Speaker 3: They finally cornered him against a wall and lifted him
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  Speaker 3: into a patrol SUV. Boris spent several days at Albuquerque's
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  Speaker 3: West Side Animal Shelter, hoping that an owner would claim him.
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  Speaker 3: Nobody ever did so. A South Valley couple, Jared and
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  Speaker 3: Catherine Henchman, told Albuquerque Animal Welfare they saw him on
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  Speaker 3: the news and they knew they had to have him.
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  Speaker 5: When we saw him running.
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  Speaker 1: We just saw his little spirit and how hard he
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  Speaker 1: was working to survive, and we just knew that he
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  Speaker 1: would fit right in with our pig.
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  Speaker 3: That's Katherine on k r QE. The shelter posted video
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  Speaker 3: of the handoff as Boris rooted his way straight into
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  Speaker 3: their hearts. He now lives on fenced land with new siblings,
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  Speaker 3: including dogs, cats, chickens, turkeys, cows, a donkey, two EMUs,
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  Speaker 3: and another pig named swine Nonah. Boris is settling in,
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  Speaker 3: enjoying a good scratching, exploring the fall leaves, and proving
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  Speaker 3: he's no longer the borderline troublemaker who shut down part
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  Speaker 3: of I forty. His new parents promise he can live
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  Speaker 3: in sty eel and won't end up quote on a
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  Speaker 3: plate anywhere or on the interstate. To keep up with
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  Speaker 3: his porky progress, follow him on Instagram at Boris al
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  Speaker 3: boor Kirk for the latest crime and justice news. Follow
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  Speaker 5: I'm Nicole parton Authority say seventeen year old Anna Kepner,
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  Speaker 5: a high school cheerleader from Titusville, Florida, was found dead
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  Speaker 5: on the Carnival Horizon during a six day Caribbean cruise
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  Speaker 5: earlier this month. According to sources close to the investigation,
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  Speaker 5: Kepner died from asphyxiation caused by a bar hold that's
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  Speaker 5: an arm locked across the neck. She was also bruised
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  Speaker 5: on her throat. There were no signs of sexual assault,
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  Speaker 5: and toxicology reports show no drugs or alcohol in her system.
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  Speaker 5: Her body was discovered hidden under a bed, wrapped in
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  Speaker 5: a blanket, and covered with life vest. The FBI and
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  Speaker 5: Miami Dade Medical Examiner's Office have declined to comment on
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  Speaker 5: these new details, and so far no arrest have been made.
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  Speaker 5: Investigators did question Keepner's sixteen year old stepbrother, who allegedly
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  Speaker 5: had an unhealthy obsession with her. Reports say he once
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  Speaker 5: climbed on top of her while she was asleep and
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  Speaker 5: often carried a large knife. A family friend told Inside
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  Speaker 5: addition that Kepner was afraid of her stepbrother. The family
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  Speaker 5: was reportedly dealing with serious tensions, including a bitter custody
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  Speaker 5: battle between her stepmother and her ex husband. Kepner's own
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  Speaker 5: mother says she was even barred from attending her daughter's funeral.
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  Speaker 5: Ana Kepner was set to graduate this spring and dreamed
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  Speaker 5: of joining the US Navy and becoming a Canine police officer.
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  Speaker 1: The drifter accused of executing a beloved American idol music
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  Speaker 1: executive and her husband in their four point five million
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  Speaker 1: dollar in Sino sanctuary in California, has been ruled too
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  Speaker 1: mentally unhinged to face trial for now his neighbor. The
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  Speaker 1: suspect's neighbor, Sandi Osuna, tells KCBS two News, she's not surprised.
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  Speaker 3: I quet, I'm not gonna lie.
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  Speaker 2: I cried, you know, because for the most part, he's
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  Speaker 2: just a kid that's just dealing with, you know, mental issues.
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  Speaker 1: Raymond Buderian, a twenty two year old Los Angeles vagrant
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  Speaker 1: with a rap sheet of drug fueled aggression, was deemed
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  Speaker 1: quote not presently competent end quote by Judge Maria Cavaluzzi,
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  Speaker 1: immediately suspending criminal proceedings in the July tenth double homicide.
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  Speaker 1: Bouderian faces two counts of first degree murder and residential
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  Speaker 1: burglary for the execution style slayings of Emmy nominated music
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  Speaker 1: super Robin K seventy and her husband, veteran songwriter Thomas
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  Speaker 1: De Luca seventy. This prosecutor spoke to the media, anytime
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  Speaker 1: you have murders that are filed and special circumstances, you
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  Speaker 1: know we are dealing with a serious, serious case. Prosecutors
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  Speaker 1: alleged this suspect, high on methmphetamine and prowling for scores,
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  Speaker 1: broke into the couple's gated mansion as the couple returned
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  Speaker 1: home from grocery shopping around four pm. Bouderian allegedly ambushed them,
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  Speaker 1: wrestling control of De Lucas's registered handgun before firing multiple
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  Speaker 1: rounds into their heads at point blank range, leaving their
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  Speaker 1: bloodied bodies sprawled amid scattered shopping bags. The horror remained
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  Speaker 1: undiscovered for four days until friends requested a welfare check.
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  Speaker 1: Cops found the front door unlocked and the security system disabled.
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  Speaker 1: According to a police affidavit, LAPD he had received two
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  Speaker 1: reports of a possible burglary at the fortress. Officers responded
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  Speaker 1: but left when they didn't find any evidence of forced entry.
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  Speaker 1: The other call, it came from Buderian himself. He reportedly
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  Speaker 1: used his own cell phone and even provided his name,
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  Speaker 1: which helped police track him down later. Fingerprints lifted from
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  Speaker 1: the scene also matched Boudarians from three prior arrests between
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty three and early twenty twenty four, busts for
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  Speaker 1: battery on a peace officer, criminal threats with a weapon,
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  Speaker 1: and assault. Each time the disturbed suspect walked free on
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  Speaker 1: minimal bail, allowing him to roam until the final catastrophic
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  Speaker 1: break in. Judge Kavaluzzi ruled that Buderian, who appeared in
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  Speaker 1: court wearing a suicide gown, lacks the mental capacity to
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  Speaker 1: grasp the charges due to an undisclosed psychiatric disorder. The
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  Speaker 1: ruling mandates his immediate transfer to a state psychiatric hospital
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  Speaker 1: for forced treatment with psychotropic drugs. LA County DA Nathan
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  Speaker 1: Hoffman vowed that restoration is quote in the best interest
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  Speaker 1: of justice end quote, given the special circumstances for multiple
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  Speaker 1: murders during a burglary charges that could carry the death penalty.
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  Speaker 1: Badarian's next progress hearing is set for December nineteenth. More
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  Speaker 1: Prime and Justice news after this. It was days after
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  Speaker 1: the Ink dried on their divorce that pro wrestler Kevin
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  Speaker 1: Nickel met his brutal end, allegedly lured to his death
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  Speaker 1: by the high school's sweetheart, who had just signed the
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  Speaker 1: final papers. The wrestling world reeled as authorities arrested the
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  Speaker 1: ex wife, Amanda Penny forty, and her new boyfriend Michael
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  Speaker 1: Hogue fifty one, charging them with first degree murder. In
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  Speaker 1: the July execution, Nichol's close friend Kevin Pendergraft spoke to
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  Speaker 1: CBS five News, You know it doesn't.
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  Speaker 6: Bring him back, but just knowing that they're not running
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  Speaker 6: around and kind of rubbing it into the face of
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  Speaker 6: his friends and family makes me feel really good.
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  Speaker 1: Nicol, known in the Squared Circle as Ivan Warsaw during
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  Speaker 1: his run in WWE, NXT and his own Ozark Mountain
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  Speaker 1: Wrestling promotion, was found bleeding from a single gunshot wound
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  Speaker 1: to the abdomen along Highway twelve near Beaver Shore shortly
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  Speaker 1: after midnight on July eleventh. He was rushed to a
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  Speaker 1: nearby hospital, where he died of his injuries. The Benton
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  Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office initially investigated the slaying as a random incident,
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  Speaker 1: but a relentless four month probe unveiled a calculated plot
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  Speaker 1: of betrayal and murder. The a ammonious divorce between Nickel
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  Speaker 1: and Penny, his wife since twenty twelve, was finalized on
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  Speaker 1: July eighth, a mere seventy two hours before the fatal ambush.
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  Speaker 1: Prosecutors alleged Penny, apprehended by US Marshals in Rogers, orchestrated
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  Speaker 1: the meeting by using reconciliation talks as a ruse to
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  Speaker 1: draw Nickel to the remote spot. Her paramour, Hogue, a
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  Speaker 1: Fort Smith president, who reportedly began their romance while working
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  Speaker 1: for her, stands accused of pulling the trigger, facing additional
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  Speaker 1: enhancements for using a firearm during the crime. At a
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  Speaker 1: bond hearing, Penny's public defender told a judge that she
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  Speaker 1: is seven months pregnant and under the care of a doctor.
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  Speaker 1: Hogue is being held on a seven hundred and fifty
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  Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond, Pennies being held on a five hundred
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  Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond in the Benton County Jail, and finally,
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  Speaker 1: a night went from hot tub to hot mass very fast.
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  Speaker 1: Forty seven year old Angel Curl is in serious trouble
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  Speaker 1: after a planned sexual tryst with her boyfriend and a
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  Speaker 1: female friend went completely down the drain, ending in a
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  Speaker 1: domestic battery charge. Curl and her forty seven year old
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  Speaker 1: partner had invited a third party over to their apartment
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  Speaker 1: for some group activity, but cops say the coita's conference
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  Speaker 1: was canceled when some of the parties suddenly declined participation.
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  Speaker 1: Freeze a crowd, I guess, but Curl wasn't having it.
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  Speaker 1: She wasn't ready to take no for an answer. She
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  Speaker 1: allegedly got furious and fists started flying at her boyfriend's face.
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  Speaker 1: Curl was arrested for misdemeanor battery and released, but a
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  Speaker 1: judge immediately slapped her with a no contact order. She
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  Speaker 1: tried to schedule a play date, but now she's the
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  Speaker 1: one who is grounded, declined, denied, detained. For the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice news, follow the Crime Alert hourly update
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  Speaker 1: on your favorite podcast app with this Crime Alert. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Jennifer Gould.