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New court documents aimed at clearing Richard Allen for the murders of Delphi teens Abigail Williams and Liberty German blame white nationalists, practicing Odinism for the deaths. Allen's attorneys says the murders were carried out as part of a pagan ritual. The 136-page document points to the gruesome crime scene noting that sticks and tree branches were placed orderly - on and around the girls’ bodies and pagan religious runes could also be seen.
Claims are also being made that other suspects were not pursued. There are also allegations that evidence was suppressed and even changed. The attorneys have requested a Franks hearing to determine if there were improprieties in obtaining a search warrant for Allen's home.
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Man who ran down teenager now sentenced. This guy was 'hot and ready' for a pizza.
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11-year-old Martha Guzman's life is brutally cut short within a mere 30-minute timeframe at the hands of her mother's ex-boyfriend. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack delve deep into the harrowing details of Martha's murder, highlighting the tumultuous relationship casting a shadow over Martha’s domestic life and the implications it had on her mother's choices. Joe Scott draws attention to poignant details, in particular Martha’s painted fingernails. He further educates listeners on the chilling realities of wrist injuries and the dreadful intimidation wielded by knives.
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[00:00:20] - Joseph Scott Morgan introduces the idea of time's fleeting nature and introduces the case of an 11-year-old girl whose life was taken within a 30-minute window.
[00:01:32] - The heart-wrenching reveal of Martha Guzman’s murder.
[00:08:06] -Dave Mack discusses Martha Guzman's home life, filled with chaos, alcohol, and abuse caused by her mother's boyfriend, Miguel Ruiz Lobo. Despite being only 11 years old, Martha recognized the toxicity of the relationship and convinced her mother to make the difficult decision to ask Lobo to leave.
[00:09:00] - The perils of an unstable household with an abusive partner and Martha's mother’s desperate attempt for a restraining order.
[00:10:22] - The gruesome details of the crime scene, along with a discussion about the shocking amount of blood resulting from sharp force injuries and the size disparity between the perpetrator and victim.
[00:13:00] - Dave Mack and Joe Scott discuss how Miguel Ruiz Lobo attempted to blame Martha for her own injuries, claiming self-harm to stage her death as a suicide.
[00:16:18] - Joseph Scott Morgan describes the horrifying moment a mother discovers her child's lifeless body and her desperate attempts to save the child. He talks about the mother's actions in the moment and the grim reality of the situation.
[00:17:23] - Morgan recalls haunting memories, noting Martha’s painted nails.
[00:23:51] - Discussion about the use of a knife as a means of terrorizing someone and an explanation of how it can be pressed against the skin to create a slight abrasion.
[00:24:48] - Morgan explains the critical function of wrist tendons.
[00:26:17] - Joe Scott and Dave touch on the nine-year-long journey to obtain justice for the victim, Martha Guzman. Joe Scott Morgan informs the audience of the outcome, bringing closure to this tragic case.
[00:26:40] - The episode ends with a strong message urging anyone dealing with domestic abuse to seek help. Joseph Scott Morgan provides the National Domestic Violence Hotline number (1-800-799-SAFE) as a resource for those in need of assistance.
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What was supposed to be a fun-filled weekend with his son, turned tragedic as a New York father is killed at his hotel. Paul Kutz, 53, died after a man opens fire in the hotel lobby, firing as many as thirty shots.
Two men with reported gang ties were arrested for the shooting, Roy Johnson Jr. and Devin Taylor. Johnson was the shooter and was ultimatelly sentenced with the maximum life sentence, 58-years-to-life in state prison.
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33-year-old Caitlyn Rose Case is a Louisiana native who recently moved to Colorado to live with her brother. Caitlyn made arrangements to buy a 2006 black GMC Envoy, so she takes a flight to Houma Louisiana, buys the vehicle, She's in constant contact with her parents throughout her travels. Early on, she tells family members the navigation system is giving her trouble and cell phone service is sporadic.
As Case travels through Texas, she calls her father around 5:00 pm. She is lost and
Gordon Case trys to talk his daughter back on course. She is traveling northbound on Highway 271, about 5 miles southwest of Bogata, Texas. Just after 5pm, Case's phone cuts out. Unable to reach Caitlyn, the family files a missing person's report with the Houma, Louisiana Police Department.
Cell tower tracking indicates that Caitlyn Case continues north toward Paris, Texas. Shortly after 7:00 pm, her cell phone pings to cell towers in Pattonville, Texas, and south of Paris. At 9:17 pm, a license plate reader captures her car leaving Paris on the south loop of Highway 286 and traveling northwest to FM 79. Her cell phone last pings to cell towers in Choctaw County, Oklahoma. Her vehicle is believed to have been travelling on Highway 271. A cell phone tower ping is recorded in Hugo, Oklahoma.
Case’s vehicle is found along the banks of the Kiamichi River, near Fort Towson, August 12, but where is Caitlyn?
No one has been named a suspect or person of interest in this case.
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CrimeCon, a weekend-long event dedicated to everything true crime, has joined forces with Fox Nation to exclusively livestream twelve of their marquee sessions this weekend.The CrimeCon 2023 Fox Nation Livestream has an incredible lineup for you this weekend. Nancy Gracem Cold case investigator Paul Holes, forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden, journalist Chris Hansen, our friend and former death investigator Joseph Scott Morgan, and more. Nancy Grace shares more about the event in this special bonus podcast.
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Investigators added that they’re unsure whether she may have left after a dispute with her husband. Police have no records of domestic violence between the couple or any calls for help to their residence.
Lauren and the children could be in a blue 2013 Chrysler van with Virginia a license plate. Few other details are known publicly. There has been no activity on Cook’s bank or cell phone accounts since September 7, and the last known phone ping was in Lexington.
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Teenager shoots home burglar. Police officer borrows child's bike to catch a bad guy.
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A manhunt is underway for the husband of a daycare owner charged in the death of a child in her care.
New York police responded to Divino Niño Daycare in the Bronx and found three children unconscious. Nicholas Dominici, just a year old, died from a fentanyl overdose. Two other children in the home-run daycare were revived after being administered Narcan.
A fourth child, picked up by a parent two hours before a chilling 911 call made by the owner, was taken to the hospital independently after the parent noticed the child was lethargic. That child also survived.
Police say they found a kilogram of fentanyl in a hallway closet at the daycare, stacked with the children’s play mats. They also found three kilo presses, used to package drugs. The 36-year-old owner of the daycare, and her tenant, her husband’s 41-year-old cousin Carlisto Acevedo Brito, are charged with 11 counts, including murder, manslaughter, and assault.
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