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Shannon O'Connor throws wild parties for her teenage sons at their Los Gatos, California mansion.
O'Connor pressures teens as young as 13 to binge drink, smoke marijuana, and perform sex acts with each other, "consensual" or not, while she watches.
O'Connor keeps the parties a secret from other parents and her own husband, even continuing them at a new address in Idaho. O'Connor now awaits trial on 39 felony charges, including child endangerment and sexual battery. In court documents, prosecutors reveal O’Connor’s Google searches included, “Good books with young sex,” “hot 16 (year) old teenage girls,” and “prettiest 16 year old girl.”
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Kouri Richins' book on how to deal with grief isn't the only thing she's written.
There's a six-page handwritten letter that's sparking debate, "the walk the dog letter." Prosecutors say that in the letter, Richins is teaching people how to lie about what happened the night her husband died. Her defense team says the letter was privileged information and wants the prosecutors to be sanctioned.
It's called the "walk the dog letter," since that phrase is written in big letters on the top. In it, Richins makes the claim that her husband Eric was addicted to drugs, that he would make frequent trips to Mexico to get pills, and that his death was an accidental overdose. The letter was written to Richins' mother, and it reportedly tells her to instruct Richins' brother to make the connection to Mexico and drugs when he talks about the case.
The question the court has to answer is, does a defendant attempting to help coach someone on what they should say on the witness stand, rise to the level of witness tampering?
Prosecutors say it does rise to the level of witness tampering because there is no connection between Kouri Richins' brother and drugs from Mexico. The prosecution believes, again, that Richins is instructing people to lie. That is why the prosecution is asking the judge to disallow contact between Richins and her mother.
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Woman held hostage by man she was seeing. Man tries to rob a bank... from behind a locked door.
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Myrtle Brown returns from a group trip to Aruba, celebrates her 73rd birthday, then goes missing.
Family members get alarmed after not being able to contact the mom of 2. Then it's discovered son Sergio Brown, a former NFL player, is also missing. The mother and son were last seen together by a neighbor. Then Sergio Brown is seen on Ring doorbell camera footage taking out the trash and lighting a bonfire. Items are missing from the Brown home, including an iPad, credit cards, a debit card, and Myrtle Brown's phone.
Myrtle Brown’s body is found alongside a creek near the home, approximately 100 to 150 feet away from the back door. Her body is wrapped in a sheet. The medical examiner ruled Myrtle's death a homicide, citing multiple assault-related injuries..... blunt force trauma.
Sergio Brown begins to post on Instagram posts, but the posts are strange. In one post Sergio said that reports of his mother's death were "fake news" claiming she was on vacation. He also claimed he was kidnapped by the FBI.
Sergio Brown is arrested for his mother's death and extradited. In his possession are his mother's iPad and credit cards.
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Man kills woman defending her grandchildren, injures two more. Tourist's "crafting supplies" confiscated by customs.
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Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph David Emerson was catching a ride from Everett Washington, to San Francisco, California. The off-duty pilot was seated in the cockpit jump seat of Horizon Air Flight 2059, having casual conversation with the pilot and co-pilot. Without warning, Emerson attempted to shut off the engine, midflight.
Emerson reportedly tried "to grab and pull two red fire handles" that would have activated the plane's emergency fire suppression system and cut off fuel to its engines. Emerson was subdued and the flight diverted to Portland Oregon.
Eighty-four people, crew and passengers were aboard the plane.
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Man savagely kills woman he mistook for his ex-girlfriend. The 'Pro-Life Spiderman' arrested again in Chicago.
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Hours after a judge awards sole custody of four children to their mother and the father is forced to leave the home, the judge is gunned down in a targeted attack. Judge Andrew Wilkinson suffered multiple gun shot wounds in his own driveway. Police have named Pedro Argote as the suspect, who abandoned his car around ten miles from Wilkerson's home. Argote has now eluded police for six days, and investigators say they believe Argote has left the immediate area.
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Hardee's employees use inmates to launder customers' stolen money. Nurse narrowly doges spork attack.
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Nancy Grace is joined by defense attorney, Daniel Horowitz, and his friend Gabriel Gliksman. Gliksman's mother, 81, lives in Israel and has experienced first-hand the horrors inflicted there. Gabriel shares his mother's account of what happened when Hamas terrorists looted and burned her Kibbutz, killing over 100 and injuring many more. Gabriel's mother barely survived the night, and several of Gabriel's close friends have lost loved ones. Thousands of Palestinians are caught in the middle of the conflict, prevented from leaving the Gaza Strip by Hamas militants.
Join us to hear Gabriel's story and his plea for humanitarian aid.
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