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Prosecution Rests in Delphi Murder Case|Crime Alert Recap Sunday 11.03.24 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert hourly update, breaking crime news Now.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Drew Nelson. In Indiana, the state rests its case
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  Speaker 2: in the Delphi murder trial of Richard Allen marking day
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  Speaker 2: twelve of proceedings. Alan faces charges for the twenty seventeen
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  Speaker 2: deaths of two teenage girls, Libby and Abby, whose bodies
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  Speaker 2: were found near the Monan High Bridge. Following the prosecution's
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  Speaker 2: fortieth witness the defense began calling its first witnesses, aiming
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  Speaker 2: to counter the state's case with testimony about overlooked leads
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  Speaker 2: and possibly suspicious individuals in the area. First Chyenn Mill, testified.
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  Speaker 2: Mill had been on the Monan high Bridge trail with
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  Speaker 2: a friend on the afternoon of the murders, describing seeing
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  Speaker 2: a man who did not respond when they said hello.
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  Speaker 2: She described him as overweight, matching what others called the
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  Speaker 2: bridge guy. The two young women continued to cross the
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  Speaker 2: bridge and took several photos on Snapchat. It was not
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  Speaker 2: until the following day, after hearing that the girls had
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  Speaker 2: been found dead, that Mill contacted police to report her experience,
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  Speaker 2: but she testified that her initial attemp to reach the
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  Speaker 2: police were met with dismissiveness, and said she did not
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  Speaker 2: meet with an officer until two weeks later. Mill said
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  Speaker 2: that several months after the meeting, the FBI reached out
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  Speaker 2: asking for her phone, which had pinged on the trail
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  Speaker 2: during her time there. Mills said that online rumors and
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  Speaker 2: speculation about her presence on the bridge had left her
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  Speaker 2: quote blasted out and suspected by others. She ended her
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  Speaker 2: testimony by clarifying that she had not seen anyone else
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  Speaker 2: on the bridge, but did observe a man and woman
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  Speaker 2: on a moped nearby who seemed, in her words, frantic.
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  Speaker 2: The second witness called by the defense, Teresa Liebert, who
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  Speaker 2: lives near a private drive near the murder side and
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  Speaker 2: Brad Weber's property. Webber testified earlier that he had driven
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  Speaker 2: his van near the crime scene that day, lining up
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  Speaker 2: with Alan's statement that he was startled by someone in
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  Speaker 2: a van. Libert recounted an unusual sighting the morning before
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  Speaker 2: the girls went missing. She had not recognized him, and
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  Speaker 2: he disappeared shortly after she arrived. Libert testified that this
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  Speaker 2: sighting struck her as strange, given her familiarity with the
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  Speaker 2: few neighbors in that seclude. She had reported the incident
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  Speaker 2: to police, but had not seen the man again. During
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  Speaker 2: cross examination, she reiterated that she had only seen him
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  Speaker 2: that one time. With the States case rested, the defense
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  Speaker 2: took a challenging stance as it awaited judge goals ruling
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  Speaker 2: on whether it could pursue a theory that the murders
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  Speaker 2: were part of an alleged ritual by Odinists, a Norse
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  Speaker 2: pagan group linked to white nationalist beliefs. Tourney Andrew Baldwin
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  Speaker 2: voiced concerns about the court's delayed decision on the motion,
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  Speaker 2: saying it left the defense with limited direction. Baldwin told
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  Speaker 2: the judge quote, We're having a hard time charting our chorus.
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  Speaker 3: I'm Jennifer Gould, a Florida woman's quick thinking and resourcefulness
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  Speaker 3: led to the arrest of an alleged attacker in a
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  Speaker 3: harrowing incident, The victim, fearing for her life, dialed nine
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  Speaker 3: to one one and, under the guise of ordering a pizza,
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  Speaker 3: conveyed a desperate plea for help. The woman's ingenious strategy
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  Speaker 3: involved subtly hinting at her dire situation within the seemingly
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  Speaker 3: innocuous pizza order. Here's part of that call.
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  Speaker 4: While okay, how many how many people are there.
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  Speaker 5: Do you have any weapons?
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  Speaker 1: No, She skillfully disguised her distress, providing vital clues to
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  Speaker 1: the nine one one dispatcher without explicitly stating her predicament.
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  Speaker 1: The dispatcher, recognizing the urgency of the situation, immediately dispatched
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  Speaker 1: law enforcement officers to the scene. Body camera footage captured
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  Speaker 1: the dramatic moment when Vlucia Sheriff's deputies arrived. Here's part
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  Speaker 1: of it. Take a listen, hey, remake. They found the
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  Speaker 1: woman struggling with her attacker, Luis Diego Hernandez Moncayo, who
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  Speaker 1: was on top of the woman physically assaulting her. Officers
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  Speaker 1: swiftly intervened, arresting Hernandez Moncayo and rescuing the victim, who
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  Speaker 1: was screw for help. The twenty seven year old faces
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  Speaker 1: multiple charges, including attempted sexual battery, battery by strangulation, and
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  Speaker 1: false imprisonment. Fernandez Moncayo, an undocumented immigrant, is also facing
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  Speaker 1: an immigration detainer issued by US Border Patrol. He reportedly
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  Speaker 1: applied for asylum the day before the incident.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Nicole Parton.
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  Speaker 4: Sean Diddy Combs, once a respected figure in the music industry,
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  Speaker 4: is now facing disturbing accusations of sexual abuse involving a
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  Speaker 4: ten year old boy following a music audition in New
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  Speaker 4: York City. For more, here's Crime on Lines Drew Nelson.
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  Speaker 2: When a ten year old Los Angeles boy shows a
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  Speaker 2: talent and desire to work as an actor and rapper,
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  Speaker 2: his parents hire an industry consultant to help grow his career.
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  Speaker 2: The boy has already gotten some acting roles and appears
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  Speaker 2: in a music video when the consultant arranges a once
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  Speaker 2: in a lifetime career making meeting and audition with Diddy
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  Speaker 2: in New York. In New York from La, the consultant
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  Speaker 2: takes the boy to Ditty's hotel room, where she leaves
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  Speaker 2: him alone with the world famous mogul. After rapping a
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  Speaker 2: few songs for Diddy in this private audition, did he
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  Speaker 2: tells the child he can make him a star?
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  Speaker 4: The plaineiff, an aspiring actor and rapper, says he was
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  Speaker 4: recommended to the industry through a consultant to meet Combs
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  Speaker 4: for an audition. After rapping for the music mogul, the
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  Speaker 4: plaintiff claims he was given a drink. Here's more from
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  Speaker 4: Crime on Lines Dave Mack.
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  Speaker 5: After did he tells the ten year old boy he
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  Speaker 5: can make him a star. Did he ask the starstruck
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  Speaker 5: child what is he willing to do to become a star.
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  Speaker 5: The boy says he would do anything. An assistant hands
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  Speaker 5: the child as soda, and after drinking it, the boy
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  Speaker 5: says he felt funny. The now adult alleged victim believes
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  Speaker 5: that soda was laced with gh beer ecstasy. The now
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  Speaker 5: adult man says did he allegedly forces him, at ten
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  Speaker 5: years old, to perform moral sex on him, even though
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  Speaker 5: he tries to refuse. The boy collapses frozen in terror.
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  Speaker 5: When he wakes, his pants are undone and he's in pain,
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  Speaker 5: crying out for his parents. Did He allegedly threatens to
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  Speaker 5: badly hurt his mom and dad if he tells anyone
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  Speaker 5: what happened during.
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  Speaker 4: An audition for making of the band Once Again Dave Mack.
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  Speaker 5: A second new lawsuit filed in New York with another
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  Speaker 5: alleged victim claiming he was sexually assaulted by Ditty while
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  Speaker 5: he was auditioning for Making the Band at seventeen years old.
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  Speaker 5: The now adult says he was forced to perform oral
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  Speaker 5: sex on Ditty and Ditty's bodyguard with Diddy, framing it
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  Speaker 5: as a test to see how much the planiff wanted
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  Speaker 5: to succeed in the music industry. The lawsuit claims the
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  Speaker 5: team fails the audition because Didy found him untrustworthy due
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  Speaker 5: to his reservation about performing oral sex on the Bodyguard.
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  Speaker 4: These lawsuits just two of the many filed by attorney
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  Speaker 4: Tony Busby, who has vowed to expose allegations against influential figures.
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  Speaker 4: I'm Nicole Parton