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Grandfather of two young children killed in a car crash fatally shot while trying to take vengeance. Macon, Georgia authorities investigate two shootings less than 24 hours apart.
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Two years after his father is sentenced to two consecutive life sentences, Buster Murdaugh has begun a new chapter in his life. The surviving son married his longtime girlfriend Brooklynn White. Buster Murdaugh has maintained a low profile since his father's conviction, but during the trial, he said he didn't believe his father guilty.
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Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the leaks in the Bryan Kohberger case and what new information is now in the public. The Dateline show with information not released by the public has the judge in the case investigating the leak. Joseph Scott Morgan also looks at the ghastly injuries done to Ethan Chapin that were allegedly done while he was asleep.
Transcript Highlights
00:00.03 Introduction
01:15.89 Joseph Scott Morgan is being viewed by Kohberger
06:46.56 Is there any way to get death penalty off the table
10:13.55 Realizing a killer has been listening
15:44.22 Dateline sharing leaked info
20:13.79 Investigators don't always get it right
25:11.68 Sinister pictures, don't look at his eyes
30:02.54 Timeline in Idaho is a 20 minute window
35:05.07 What else haven't we seen?
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Here's some of our top stories this week:
A South Carolina death row inmate asks the court to let him act as his own lawyer so he can speed up his execution.
A father faces a life sentence for strangling his 5yo daughter on a video call as his girlfriend watched.
A 26-year-old man is dead in Florida after his stepfather shot him during an argument that started with a child playing Fortnite.
Authorities reported that Steve Dewitt killed 40-year-old Julie Minogue with an axe in her home in December 2022, while her three-year-old and 17-year-old children were inside.
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Emotions ran high for Rachel Morin’s loved ones after police arrested Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez in connection with her murder.
Authorities found the suspect casually sitting in a Tulsa, Oklahoma bar. During the arrest, Hernandez initially lied about his identity and denied involvement in the attack on a 9-year-old girl in Los Angeles and the murder of Morin.
Police discovered Rachel Morin’s body nearly five months after she went missing. Another 10 months passed before Hernandez’s arrest. More than a year of his time in the United States remains unaccounted for.
While the arrest brought some closure, Morin’s sister, Rebekah, said it also felt like “day one all over again.”
Matt McMahon, the father of Morin’s eldest daughter, said the Ma and Pa Trail now feels like it “belongs to Rachel again.”
Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez is scheduled for sentencing in August.
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Does Sean "Diddy" Combs need to take the stand after all the explosive testimony from various witnesses, including rapper Kid Cudi and Cassie Ventura.
Court resumes Tuesday with Diddy's former employee Capricorn Clark on the stand.
Considering the Feds brought out the star witness so early in the trial, the public is swarmed with theories as to who all will take the witness stand in the disgraced rappers sex trafficking trial.
Combs is facing multiple counts of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and engaging in interstate transportation for prostitution. His indictment cites three anonymous victims in addition to Ventura. If Combs' is found guilty, he faces decades in prison.
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Testimony today included rapper Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi, a former Diddy employee, and a hotel manager who said Diddy’s stays often ended in property damage.
Mescudi testified that he believes Sean “Diddy” Combs broke into his home and firebombed his Porsche because he was dating singer Casandra “Cassie” Ventura.
The general manager of L’Ermitage in Beverly Hills described Combs, a regular guest, as problematic.
Former employee George Kaplan testified that he quit his dream job after witnessing Combs attack a girlfriend in 2015.
The jury has been excused for the holiday weekend
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In her manifesto, school shooter called her father "stupid" for giving her access to guns. Police officers charged in wrongful death now training others to avoid their mistakes.
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Today's testimony included allegations that Diddy dressed like a Muslim woman during "Freak Offs."
Sharay Hayes testified he did not recognize Diddy and Cassie Ventura during their first “Freak Off.” On his next invitation, Hayes said he flipped on the TV and saw a welcome message for Mr. Combs. As a fan, he then put the pieces together. Hayes said he participated in eight to 12 “Freak Offs.” He added that it was difficult to focus under Combs’ stare, and when he failed to perform, Combs asked him to leave.
David James, one of Sean "Diddy" Combs' assistants, testified that he ran into Suge Knight with one of Combs’ security guards while picking up snacks for Combs at Mel’s Diner. James said when they returned, the guard informed Combs of the sighting. Combs then grabbed several guns and demanded they return to the diner.
James said he felt he had no choice but to comply because Combs had three guns. He said Knight was gone by the time they got back, but Combs made him circle the block several times.
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Lawyer uses client's money to fund her extravagant stay in a Vegas hotel. Tourist gored by Yellowstone Bison.
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