Oct. 16, 2025

Crime Wire Weekly 10/17/25 | Donna Adelson Sentenced - Cali Model Manhunt - Pennsylvania Sexcapades Equal Jail (Preview)

Crime Wire Weekly 10/17/25 | Donna Adelson Sentenced - Cali Model Manhunt - Pennsylvania Sexcapades Equal Jail (Preview)
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Season 8

In Louisiana a man traces his luck by robbing the same bank twice. In Arkansas Aaron Spencer who is on trial for second degree murder is running for sheriff. A California Playboy Model is being sought by police after a string of high-end burglaries. In Pennsylvania, loud “sex” leads to jail-time for a 25 year old, plus a whole lot more on today’s episode!

*This is a preview, links to listen to the full podcast by following "Crime Wire Weekly" are below.

Timestamps
04:35 Louisiana Man Robs Same bank Twice.
11:20 Aaron Spencer Running for Sheriff in Arkansas
16:20 College Student Killer is Executed in Mississippi
19:50 Georgia Mom Accidentally Shot By Roommate 
23:05 Louisiana Man Sentenced To Life For Gassing C/O
25:57 Palisades Fire Starter Caught
31:45 Playboy Model Burglary Suspect Is On The Run
37:10 Donna Adelson Sentenced In Florida
41:30 Pennsylvania Woman Jailed For Loud Sex
46:25 Man Released After Murdering 6 Year Old 

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Kelly Jennings is host of “Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast by Kelly Jennings”  https://open.spotify.com/show/3n7BUzKRtMhAEuIuu7f031?si=c98fcf5b7e6848c8

Jim Chapman is host of “Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite” https://open.spotify.com/show/3ePQYSPp5oSPDeue8otH1n?si=39142df6e0ed4f77

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Hey, folks, we got a lot of topics to cover

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today in the world of crime. In Louisiana, a man

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robs the same Baton Rouge bank that he robbed eleven

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years ago. A wild story coming out of the Bayou State.

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And Florida, Donna Adelson his sentence for her role in

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the murder of her former son in law. In California,

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a playboy model is on the run after being sought

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for a string of high end burglaries. In Arkansas, a

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man whose trial for second degree murder is three months away,

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he just announced he's running for sheriff. And guess what

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he's likely gonna win. We're going to be talking about

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that one. In Pennsylvania, a woman is in prison for

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get ready for it, loud sex. These stories and more

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we're coming at you today on Crime Wire Weekly. I'm

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Jim Chapman and I'm Kelly. I bet you didn't expect

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that last one, Kelly Jennis.

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I was not ready.

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It's a fact. It happens in the United States of America.

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Well, God bless her loud sex.

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Listen, you heard it here first many ways more than one.

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We're silly this morning, y'all. I don't know what it is.

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It's we woke up. It was pretty beautiful outside in

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South Louisiana.

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It's so cool.

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Yeah, sixty two degrees when I woke up this morning.

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We'll take it.

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We will take it. Now we're going to get into

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today's stories. But before we do, Kelly has a little

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announcement to make, and she's looking at me like I

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have three heads because she has no idea what we're

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about to announce. But Kelly, you got a series coming up?

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Do you not? Unspeakable? A True crime.

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Podcast by Kelly jens I do, and y'all, I have

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been working my butt off to make sure that this

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is the most detailed, in your face storytelling of South

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Louisiana serial killer Derek Toddley.

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It is probably the most requested case that she gets,

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or one of the most requested for sure to cover.

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And this is going to be different than anything you've

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ever heard out of Unspeakable, a true crime podcast by

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Kelly Jennings, and that is very highly produced. We even

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outsourced some production for this one. Not that Jim Chapman

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couldn't handle it, but you know, got a lot of

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irons in that fire sometimes, so we outsourced some of

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the production side of what is going on with this

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particular podcast, And we've got a treat for you today.

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Right now, you're going to hear the trailer for what Kelly,

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what are we calling it? DTL DTL. Here it is.

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In the sultry heat of Louisiana, where the bayous whisper

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secrets and the air hangs heavy with the scent of magnolias,

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a darkness lurked beneath the surface. Derrick Todd Lee was

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a man whose charm masked a sinister reality. He was

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a monster. Lee, a seemingly ordinary man with a disarming smile,

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led a double life that would unravel in a series

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of murders in the capital city of Baton Rouge and

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the surrounding areas. As the first reports of disappearances and

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murders began to surface, South Louisiana was thrust into a nightmare,

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igniting a frantic search for answers. The true horror was

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just beginning, and the hunt for a serial killer eventually

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known by just three letters, would reveal not only the

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depths of Dereck Todd Lee's depravity, but also the resilience

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of those most affected by his evil acts, the families,

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and the survivors. This is DTL.

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So there you have it. Get ready for it. It's

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headed your way, right, Kelly.

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That's right. And listen, every victim matters, Every single victim matters,

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and so the series is going to give each victim

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their moment and so we can learn all about them

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and everything that happened in their specific circumstance. So I

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hope that y'all will come along for the ride and

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that you really enjoy the series.

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That's right, and that will be headed your way November third,

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the first episode of that series drop. So let's get

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into the crime related headlines for today, and we're going

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to start off in Louisiana. Shout out, and I'm going

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to tell you about a Zachary man who held up

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a region's bank at gunpoint earlier this year, only to

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have his plans foiled by a pair of good Samaritans. Well,

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he had his pleading with the State of Louisiana on

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felony charges Tuesday morning, and this was inside of a

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Baton Rouge Federal courtroom. Quarrels Harris, who is fifty two

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and are police to charges a bank robbery, possession of

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a firearm and using, carrying, possessing, and brandishing a firearm

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during or related to the furtherance of a violent crime.

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So those are called enhancements. And with those enhancements, he's

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facing up to forty seven years in federal lockup on

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the charges. If the judge determines he had three prior

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convictions for violent crimes, well guess what life sentence on

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those three strike laws? And so he had a gun

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in his possession while being a convicted felon, which is

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yet another charge. Now, Harris's charges stem from a May

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eighth robbery at a Region's bank branch on Sherreo Force

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Boulevard and Batton Ruage. He stole twenty eight hundred dollars

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from tellers after holding employees and customers at gunpoint inside

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that bank. But here's the wild thing about this story.

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It was a second time Harris had robbed that Kler bank.

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Well, he likes to bank. In one little he.

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Walked into the exact same Regions bank in April of

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twenty fourteen, pointed a gun at a pair of tellers

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and told them, quote, you know what time it is,

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give up the money. I mean, you know, that's a

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pretty smooth way to rob a bank. You know what

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time it is? Yeah, I do with that gun? Boyt

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it an't me. I know what you want. Harris pleaded

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guilty to first agree robbery in that case. This was

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in twenty fifteen. He was sentenced to ten years in

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prison for that robbery. So in this most recent robbery,

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he stole a two thousand and eight Honda Civic. I

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might would have picked a quicker car to still, but

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he steals that Honda Civic that he noticed idling in

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a driveway near his home. He lived in Zachary. This

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was on May eighth. He drove the stolen car two

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Regions Bank and walked in the bank. This is just

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after ten am, wearing a purple LSU sweatshirt. I mean

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he's gotta fly his colors, right. He lingered around in

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the lobby near the deposit slips for several minutes until

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the teller called him to her window. He then pulled

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out a twenty two caliber pistol and a black bag

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and demanded money, ordering the teller to quote, give me

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everything you got.

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He must have watched a movie or two as a kid.

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He must have, so he didn't say, what you know

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what time it is this time, that's what I was

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disappointed about. He told the teller she had three seconds

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to give him the money and threaten to shoot her

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if she put a die pack in the bag. The

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teller didn't have any cash in her drawer, so she

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begins collecting money from a drive through counter. Harris noticed

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the teller in the next lane counting out cash for

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another customer, and he bumps that customer out of the way,

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and he begins waving and pointing his gun at customers

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and employees. Then reached over the counter and snatch the

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cash out of the second drawer. The customer that Harris

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knocks out of the way. He noticed the gun was

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positioned betwe qween Harris and the counter, and Harris wasn't

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really paying attention to the gun, so the customer grabbed

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the gun. He wrestles Harris to the ground. He managed

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to dislodge the weapon from Harris's hands. Another customer picked

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up the gun and then slid it across the floor.

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The bank employee then called nine to one one and

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reported the robbery. During the scuffle and after they disarmed Harris,

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the customer wrestled with him on the floor in the

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bank's lobby for about seven minutes until police arrived and

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took him into custody. That's a while, yeah, to be

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on the ground. Yeah, so he must have been you know,

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he must have been someone who could handle himself. So,

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standing in a West Batterye jail jumpsuit, Harris was subdued

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as he answered the judges questions during the hearing, and

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the assistant US attorney read the allegations out loud in

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the courtroom. The judge asked Harris if he agreed those

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were the facts, and he basically said, it's all true.

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So you didn't even deny. You know what time it is?

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Judge said, you know what time? Oh yeah, prison time now.

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Earlier in the preceding, the judge asked Harris if he

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was satisfied with the representation he received during the case,

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and Harris was very complimentary, and he said, she's been

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the greatest person I've ever met as far as an

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attorney is concerned. And he's met several attorneys in his time.

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He knows how to compare them.

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That's right. And his public defender incidentally, was Marcy Blaze.

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Well, way to go, Marcy Blaze. You have been a

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good representation of the people.

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You come highly recommended from mister Harris, and he knows

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what time it is, so.

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I'm I mean a criminal, but he only got a

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couple thou I mean, why would you rob it in

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the early morning hours. I would want to do the

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robbery towards the end of the day when there's more

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money hopefully.

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I mean, you know bank robbers, well, I guess some

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of them don't think it out. He seems like he

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was someone that did things kind of sporadically and on

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the spurt of the moment. Because he steals the Honda

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Civic that was idling. I doubt he woke up that

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day and said, I'm going to go look for a

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car idling he got out of his house.

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Opportunity.

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Look at that somebody somebody's letting their air conditioner room

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while they're inside grabbing their booksack or something, and I'm

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going to take this and go rob it back. But

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the same bank.

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No, that's the curse the Hodific though, because I had

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one in high school and she got me everywhere I

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needed to be.

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Yeah, No, I ain't hating on Honna Civics, but I'm

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hating on him for bank robberies. I mean, you know,

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get you get.

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You know what come it is? You know what is stylish?

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Jesus Christ, you got run to Pope.

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Actually you actually just need to make sure you can

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out fight everyone in the lobby. Yeah, Carby Damp, no doubt.

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That is a freaking g you know, a gash you

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would be after seven minutes.

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That's a lot which you're with your adrenaline and and everything.

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So yeah, shout out to him. Didn't say his name,

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but shout out to you. You know, you know you are,

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you know what.

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Is Take that trophy? All right? So now let's go

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to Arkansas where an Arkansas father who allegedly killed a

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man he found in a truck with his teenage daughter

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is now running for sheriff. Aaron Spencer, who's thirty seven,

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announced his plan to run for Lone County Sheriff on

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his campaign's Facebook page Friday, October the tenth. Spencer, who

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was charged with second degree murder, is scheduled to stand

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trial in January of twenty twenty six. He is accused

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of fatally shooting Michael Fossler on October eighth, twenty twenty four.

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The shooting occurred after the military veteran allegedly found his

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fourteen year old daughter in a truck with a sixty

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seven year old man. And if you remember we covered

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this previously when this first broke we did, yeah, so,

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Spencer allegedly told police that Fossler kidnapped his daughter and

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lunged towards him when he ordered him out of the truck.

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He told police he had no choice. At the time

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of the shooting, Fossler was facing multiple charges, including Internet

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stalking of a child, sexual assault, sexual indecency with the child,

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and possession of child pornography. I'm the father who acted

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to protect his daughter when the system failed, Spencer said

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in the one minute Facebook video, and through my own

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fight for justice, I have seen firsthand the failures in

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law enforcement and in our circuit court. I refuse to

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stand by while others face these same failures. Spencer said

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his campaign to run for sheriff of the department that

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arrested him isn't about me. It's about every parent, every neighbor,

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every family who deserves to feel safe in their homes

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and safe in their community. He said, It's about restoring

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trust where neighbors know law enforcement is on their side

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and families know that they will not be left alone

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in a moment of need.

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Yeah, and look, I don't know how much people have

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followed that story. I can tell you it's one of

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the top requested stories that for Exposed I get right

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now is to cover this particular case, very very crazy case.

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And look, this guy's probably gonna win. Sheriff. Well, the

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first time I've ever heard of someone charged with second green.

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And I'm not gonna say I'm mad at it.

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I'm not either. I mean, obviously, this guy's been a

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repeat offender to multiple people, multiple families, because he was

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already you know, under the scope for other things that

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he's done. Sex offenders are known statistically not be able

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to be rehabilitated. So he rehabilitated him for him. Yeah,

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and he stopped him. And this is the thing, you know,

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whenever they go to court on this one, and this

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is why. And again I don't have every single detail

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of the case. I just have what's been released in

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the media. But even if you're the law if you're

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the law enforcement officer responding to the scene, you know,

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your perception of the events is everything. Whenever a law

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enforcement shooting, you know, an officer shoots somebody, your perception

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doesn't always have to be accurate. It's just you have

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to prove that what you perceived to be the threat

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was actually, you know, what you thought was going to happen,

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if that makes sense. And this dad, I remember in

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our previous coverage of this thought that the guy when

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he launched, thought that he had a weapon that he

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was pulling. And so I just I'm not sure why

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the charges.

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Well, I understand the look, anytime someone's killed, there's gonna

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be charges brought and they're gonna leave it up to

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a judge and a jury to the side.

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But this was an active I mean, his child. I

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guess it wasn't an active kidnapping though, was it. I

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don't remember. Because the girl was taken from the home

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and in the car of this guy. This to me

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is just gonna be it is what it is. I

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get you go through the through the you know, due process.

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Yeah, yeah, you have to. I mean, because the guy

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was he's not denying he killed the guy. He's just

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saying the guy lunched at him. There's there's no video,

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so it's they're gonna have to try that through the system.

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Because just because the guy says that's what happened doesn't

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necessarily mean it happened. I believe him, Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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But I'm saying they're gonna an officer is not gonna

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bear that responsibility. He's gonna bring it to a district

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attorney and say, uh, you decide whether this guy needs

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to be charged. And the district attorney would rather charge

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him and have a jury find him not guilty than

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when you're dealing with a murder. Yeah, just let the

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guy roll. But I can tell you the entire state

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of Arkansas right now's eyes are on this case. It's

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the biggest case in Arkansas well.

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And obviously to me, if he's able to even put

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his hat, you know, in the in the run for sheriff,

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he must not have a criminal record. This father and

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the way this.

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Guy was a war hero, and look he did what

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most fathers would have done.

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Yeah, I expect that. I hate to say that, but

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I expect at the point that a sixty seven year

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old man has taken my fourteen year old daughter, he's

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a known sex offender. There's no question in my mind

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as a parent that that's not.

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Good, no doubt about it.

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There we go.

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I agree with you. All right, Let's go to Mississippi

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and a Mississippi man convicted of kidnapping, raping, and killing

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a twenty year old community college student. He is set

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to be executed. Actually this would have occurred two days ago,

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but luck we are in real time right now when

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we're recording this, so he's been executed by this point.

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But I'm going to tell you what led to this.

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Charles Crawford, fifty nine, has been on death row for

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more than thirty years. The scheduled lethal injection, which was

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surprising because a lot of states are going away from

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lethal injection having problems getting the drugs. Apparently Mississippi was

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able to do. That comes several months after the execution

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of Mississippi's longest serving death row inmate in a year

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of increasing executions, Nach Wide. Crawford was convicted of abducting

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Christy Ray from her parents' home in northern Mississippi. This

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was on January twenty ninth of nineteen ninety three, when

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Ray's mother came home her daughter was gone and a

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handwritten ransom note had been left on the table. The

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same day, a different ransom note made from magazine cutouts

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and concerning a woman named Jennifer was found in the

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attic of Crawford's former father in law. The note was

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turned over to law enforcement, who began searching for Crawford.

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He was arrested a day later and said he was

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returning from a hunting trump. He later told authorities he

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blacked out and did not recall killing Ray. That is

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so convenient, so convenient. At the time of his arrest,

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Crawford was days away from going to trial on a

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separate assault charge that stemmed from an attack in nineteen

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ninety one in which Crawford was accused of raping a

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seventeen year old girl and hitting her friend with a hammer.

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Despite his assertions that he had experienced blackouts and did

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not remember committing either rape or the hammer attack, Crawford

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was found guilty of both charges and two separate trials.

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His prior rape conviction was considered an aggravating circumstance by

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jurors in Crawford's capital murder trial for race killing, paving

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the way for his death sentence. Over the past three decades,

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Crawford tried unsuccessfully to overturn that death sentence. His lawyers

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are currently appealing to the US Supreme Court, arguing that

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Crawford should be granted a new trial because the six

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Amendment rights were violated in his nineteen ninety four trial.

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And it goes through I'm not going to read all this,

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but it goes through all these appeals that he's made

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that they all make when they're getting sentenced to death. Now,

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the plain lethal injection was to be the third in

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two days in the United States, after executions Tuesday in

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Florida and Missouri. A total of thirty seven men have

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died by court ordered execution so far this year in

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the United States. So there you have that, and they're

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really rolling out these executions now nationwide after several years of.

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Not being able to really if you can, and then

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there was some moratoriums and things that had happened, and

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just you know, there's nothing. I think it'd be crazy too.

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Sometimes I find people like, hell, yeah, execute them all.

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I mean, as a human being, I think that justice

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must be served, But I will never be excited about

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somebody's execution. I find that kind of bizarre. When people

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are that, you know, callous, and that's why they get

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all these And again, I'm not airing on the side

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of the guy here. I'm just saying what he did

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at those victims was callous. But I think this is

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how we distinguish ourselves from these monsters. You know that

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we weigh and we measure. And that's why I took

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thirty years, is because they wanted to give every chance

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possible to look through this case. But and that respect,

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good riddance, because you're a predator, right and nobody was

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safe around you. Yeah, no, good, all right. Now we're

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gonna go to Georgia, where a professor and mother of

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three children was fatally shot by her roommate who mistook

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her for an intruder. Erica Anderson, thirty one years old,

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died in a shooting in Columbus, Georgia that authorities have

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deemed accidental. Anderson had returned home just after midnight on Monday,

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October thirteenth from a with her husband and kids, who

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are living in Indiana. Coroner Buddy Brian said that Anderson's

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roommate had received alleged terroristic threats from her son, so

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when she heard a noise while she slept, she picked

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up a gun and fired two shots. The second bullet

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struck Anderson. You have to think about the roommate that

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shot her. Brian reportedly said, I'm sure she's devastated, as

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anyone would be under the circumstances. Anderson had begun work

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as a lecturer in costumes in the Department of Theater

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and Dance at Columbus State University in August. Prior to

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her current role, she taught costumes at Southern Utah University

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and the University of Florida. She has worked professionally in

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theaters and opera houses across the US, such as the

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Sarasota Opera and Utah Shakespeare Theater, and backstage for iatsee

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on touring Broadway shows. She sounds like she was a

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really talented woman based on what we're hearing here. Anderson's

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husband is currently undergoing cancer treatment. Erica had just started

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this semester at Columbus State University as a professor in

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the theater department. She was so passionate about her work

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and her students, and she was truly excited about building

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her future with the university community. She had already come

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to love and.

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I'm yeah, obviously, an accidental shooting horrible. The timing on

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that it was apparently the estrange son of her roommate

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that was upsetting the roommate, and I guess she thought

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her son was going to come in there and do

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something to her. I don't know, but she was. Probably

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No one feels worse than her. But maybe this happens

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more often than people think.

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Hey, look I have a friend that her friend. Okay,

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so this isn't my personal friend, but we were talking

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one day and she's like, you're not gonna believe what happened.

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I said, what happened. Her friend went on a bachelorette

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trip to like Biloxi or something like that. Well, while

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they were on the bachelorette trip, one of the bridesmaids

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who was pregnant, went into labor. So since she had

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to go have the baby, all the bride they decided, look,

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we're all going to go back home and then we'll

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I guess, reconvene and do this at another time. So

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she came back home. Her husband was not expecting her back,

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and when she came in the house, he lit her up.

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He shot her multiple but she lived, thank god, I know,

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and they're still married from what I understand. So I'm like, oh,

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you would never win a fight with me. But again,

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if you shot me multiple.

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Times, yeah, that's that's a very scary situation. And look,

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it happens. Kids come home late at night and their

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parents maybe don't expect them, and it's happened. It's your

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sad situation. You need to really make sure you see

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who it is you're shooting before you shoot. Imagine how

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scared that can happen.

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Yeah, and imagine how scared that roommate must have been

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to think that she needed to shoot like her son

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must be A.

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Yeah, apparently.

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All right, let's hey, let's pray for all of them

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and say that even the because these kids now their

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dad has cancer and their mom is deceased. So in

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praiers to that family.

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All right, let's go to back to Louisiana and we're

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going to go to New Orleans this time. And I'm

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gonna tell you a story that when I came across this,

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I'm like, man, this is why I'm not a correctional officer.

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Right here, a New Orleans man serving time at the

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BB sixty Rayburn a correctional Center, has been sentenced to

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life in prison. And you know, not gonna believe what

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he did to get it. And I was actually shocked

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that he got life in prison for this, although I

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do uh, I do understand it. So he assaulted a

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correctional officer with human feces. Judge William Garris sentenced thirty

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seven year old to Marcus Porter uh after a jury

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convicted him a battery of a correctional officer. Testimony showed

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that during a security round at Rayburn, a correctional officer

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gave instructions to Porter, who ignored the order. Instead, Porter

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reached into his toilet, grabbed a handful of feet and

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flung it at the officer, striking him in the face,

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arm and leg and y'all in the industry they call

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that gassing an officer. A second officer was also hitting

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the head and shoulder before staff subdued Porter. At the time,

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Porter was serving a twenty year sentence stemming from eight

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convictions in five separate Ordleans Parish cases, including manslaughter, second

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degree battery, aggravated battery, and bringing contraband into a penal institution.

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Say not a nice guy, right. His manslaughter conviction was

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originally indicted as a second degree murder charge after a

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German woman visiting New Orleans was reported missing Her decomposed

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body was later found in Armstrong Park with her throat slash.

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In addition to these offenses, Porter had prior convictions for

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aggravated sexual battery and just a ton of other battery convictions,

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multiple contraband violations. But you threw shit in a CEO's

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face and he turned twenty years into life.

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Well I wonder if he had disease. You know, that's

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obviously gonna be the first thing that I would want

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to know. But I have walked on a tier. I

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have walked on a tier, well actually not even on it,

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near it while they were cleaning it after a huge

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gassing incident. Shit was splattered on TVs, on walls, and

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it smelled all to be damned. Sure, that is the

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most disgusting and vile thing. And clearly this dude's an animal.

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I'm looking at his picture right now too. Don't even

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look nice. And that's judgy, but hey, here I am.

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But yeah, I don't think society's missing much by this

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guy not being out on the loose.

467
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Yeah, he wasn't very you know, very upstaining citizen to

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start with, apparently, and so life in prison for him.

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Now, see you later, Alligator speaking of alligators, Let's go

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to Florida, all right now. According to the Usattorney's Office

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for the Central District of California, on the night of

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December thirty first, twenty twenty four, twenty nine year old

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Jonathan Rinderneck worked as shift as an Uber driver and

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drove two passengers on separate trips between ten fifteen pm

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and eleven fifteen pm. The passengers reportedly told authorities they

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00:26:19.359 --> 00:26:24.319
remembered that Rinderneck appeared agitated and angry. Rinderneck, who formerly

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00:26:24.319 --> 00:26:27.279
lived in the area, allegedly dropped off a passenger in

478
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Pacific Palisades. And I know right now, you said, wait

479
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a minute, I thought were going to Florida. Just hang

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in there with me for a second here California, right, well,

481
00:26:35.200 --> 00:26:37.680
it'll make sense, okay, But dropped off a passenger in

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Pacific Palisades before driving towards Skull Rock trailhead there, he

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purportedly tried to contact a former friend, walked up the trail,

484
00:26:46.160 --> 00:26:49.039
took videos with his iPhone, and listened to a rap song,

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which prosecutors said he had listened to repeatedly in previous days.

486
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The music video included things like being lit on fire,

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at approximately twelve twelve am on January first, The US

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Atorney Office said that the Lackman fire began. Rinder Neeck

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reportedly called nine one one several times during the next

490
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five minutes, but didn't get through because his cell phone

491
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was out of range. He eventually connected with dispatchers at

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00:27:11.279 --> 00:27:13.839
the bottom of the hiking trail and reported the flames,

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but by that time and an individual in the area

494
00:27:16.279 --> 00:27:19.759
had already told authorities about the fire. Prosecutors alleged that

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00:27:19.839 --> 00:27:23.160
rinder Neck drove off, passing fire engines driving in the

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00:27:23.200 --> 00:27:27.160
opposite directions. He reportedly turned around and followed the fire

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engines to the scene, driving at a high rate of speed. Allegedly,

498
00:27:30.839 --> 00:27:32.920
rnder Neck went up to the same trail he did

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00:27:32.960 --> 00:27:36.920
earlier and observed the fire and firefighters, taking more videos

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with his cell phone. According to the US Attorney's Office,

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in an interview on January twenty fourth, Reinerneck lied about

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his whereabouts to authorities when he first observed the fire,

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claiming he was near the bottom of the trail when

504
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he initially saw the fire and called nine one one.

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Investigators reportedly obtained geolocation data from Reinderneck's cell phone revealing

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00:27:57.279 --> 00:27:59.440
that he was standing in a clearing thirty feet from

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00:27:59.480 --> 00:28:03.160
the fire as it rapidly grew. Authorities said the Palisades

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fire was a holdover fire, which is a continuation of

509
00:28:06.480 --> 00:28:09.279
the Lackman Fire that began early in the morning of

510
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New Year's Day twenty twenty five. Firefighters purportedly suppressed the

511
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Lackman fire, but unbeknownst to anyone, the fire continued to

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smolder and burn underground within the root structure of dense vegetation.

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On October eighth, federal prosecutors announced that Riinderneck, who is

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00:28:24.880 --> 00:28:27.839
now living in Florida, was arrested on a charge of

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destruction of property by means of fire. Reinderneck faces a

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mandatory minimum sentence of five years in federal prison and

517
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a statutory maximum sentence of twenty years in federal prison

518
00:28:38.119 --> 00:28:42.160
if he's convicted. Acting US Attorney Bill Esselay said the

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complaint alleges that a single person's recklessness caused one of

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00:28:46.240 --> 00:28:49.599
the worst fires in Los Angeles has ever seen, resulting

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in the death and widespread destruction in Pacific Palisades. While

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we cannot bring back what victims lost, we hope this

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00:28:56.839 --> 00:28:59.759
criminal case brings some measure of justice to those affected

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by this horrific tragedy. Special Agent in Charge Kenny Cooper

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of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Los

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00:29:07.759 --> 00:29:11.839
Angeles Field Division added the horrific loss and life, life

527
00:29:11.880 --> 00:29:15.359
and property was significantly felt by ATF members, and we

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are honored to utilize our expertise to provide answers to

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this community. We remain committed to serving with integrity and distinction.

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Yeah, and just to give you an idea of how

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bad that fire was, y'all, and the fact that this

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00:29:29.119 --> 00:29:34.839
was essentially started by a guy and a lighter, which

533
00:29:34.880 --> 00:29:40.319
is so crazy. Sixty eight hundred structures burned to the ground,

534
00:29:40.400 --> 00:29:44.799
twelve people were killed, one hundred and five thousand people

535
00:29:45.200 --> 00:29:52.400
were evacuated, and twenty four thousand acres were burned, all

536
00:29:52.480 --> 00:29:58.279
because of this jackass. And you know, we talk a

537
00:29:58.319 --> 00:30:01.119
lot on this show and on our our own crime

538
00:30:01.200 --> 00:30:05.640
podcast about the fact that Google has become a very

539
00:30:05.759 --> 00:30:09.960
valuable tool for law enforcement because it can go back

540
00:30:10.000 --> 00:30:13.559
and track what you were searching. Right after this fire,

541
00:30:13.720 --> 00:30:17.839
they were able to track via Google that this jackass

542
00:30:17.960 --> 00:30:22.000
had searched. Can you go to jail for a cigarette?

543
00:30:22.039 --> 00:30:25.920
Starting a fire. Well tell me that pretty much? Yeah,

544
00:30:25.960 --> 00:30:30.160
I mean, like, that's that's some pretty strong evidence you

545
00:30:30.160 --> 00:30:31.519
probably started the fire.

546
00:30:33.039 --> 00:30:35.960
The sentencing here, the sentencing here to me doesn't seem

547
00:30:36.000 --> 00:30:39.680
harsh enough. After I went and listened and watched to

548
00:30:39.759 --> 00:30:41.960
some of the accounts, and one stuck with me of

549
00:30:42.000 --> 00:30:44.559
a woman who had I believe he was disabled, a

550
00:30:44.599 --> 00:30:48.640
disabled son, an adult disabled son, and she had to

551
00:30:48.680 --> 00:30:51.680
leave him because she could not physically, she couldn't physically

552
00:30:51.720 --> 00:30:56.640
carry him, and he told her go, mom, he passed away. Yeah,

553
00:30:56.680 --> 00:30:59.640
how does a mother make that decision to leave her

554
00:30:59.720 --> 00:31:02.920
son because she can't physically move him? And he gave

555
00:31:02.960 --> 00:31:05.079
his mother the gift of saying it's okay, you can go.

556
00:31:05.200 --> 00:31:07.200
And I say the gift because you know she'll have

557
00:31:07.240 --> 00:31:09.519
to live with this forever. And then he's just facing

558
00:31:10.799 --> 00:31:16.720
that's nothing. Nothing. He wiped out people's memories in their lives.

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00:31:17.440 --> 00:31:20.519
Sixty eight thousand different people lost structures.

560
00:31:20.160 --> 00:31:22.839
You know, And to put into perspective, if I were

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00:31:22.839 --> 00:31:27.039
to go and interview one person from every structure and

562
00:31:27.079 --> 00:31:29.279
them tell their story, I couldn't cover.

563
00:31:29.200 --> 00:31:32.240
That in a year, Right, I agree?

564
00:31:32.480 --> 00:31:36.880
So you know I have no remorse or no compassion, Right,

565
00:31:36.880 --> 00:31:39.640
now for this guy, I don't know. I just feel

566
00:31:39.680 --> 00:31:42.400
like that's an under under sentencing.

567
00:31:42.880 --> 00:31:45.279
All right, I agree with you. Let's go to California.

568
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Several people claim that they were victimized by a woman

569
00:31:49.519 --> 00:31:54.000
of targeting elderly men on social media, dating platforms and

570
00:31:54.200 --> 00:31:58.799
apps and burglarizing their homes. The La County Sheriff's Department

571
00:31:58.920 --> 00:32:04.559
identified this suspect as Adva Love, who appeared in Playboy

572
00:32:04.640 --> 00:32:08.039
and Penthouse magazines and claimed to be the first ever

573
00:32:08.240 --> 00:32:10.759
top Israeli OnlyFans model.

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