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University of New Orleans student Ciaya Whetstone enjoys her first Mardi Gras celebration with her friends and her boyfriend: She posts photos on Instagram captioned, "Well my first Mardi Gras parade did not disappoint."
As the night progresses, Whetstone ends up at her boyfriend's house, and later in the evening decides to go home to check on her dog. She calls an Uber.
Whetstone’s roommate is home and Whetstone introduces the Uber driver as a “new friend." She announces to the roommate her plans to leave with the driver. The roommate tries to get Whetstone to stay home, but she says she wants to go find her car. That is the last time Whetstone was seen alive.
Around 6:41 a.m., a man claiming to be an Uber Driver brings a visibly ill woman to New Orleans East Hospital and drops her off. The medical staff says Whetstone is blue in the face and has dilated, fixed pupils. There are no other outward injuries.
Hospital personnel try to revive Whetstone without success. The time of death is called about 7 a.m. The Coroner determines that Whetstone has lethal doses of fentanyl and ethanol in her system at the time.
Whetstone's mother is still pushing for answers in her daughter's death. No one has been charged in Whetstone's death.
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Teen convicted of killing parents. Wanted man applies for a job as a police officer.
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Lucy Letby prided herself on caring for infants.
The neonatal nurse cared for the most vulnerable of patients: newborns. Then, the hospital noticed that more infants died in the span of a month than would typically die in a year. An investigation reveals that Letby had been the sole nurse working at the time of seven babies.
The child deaths span over the course of a year with, again, seven babies dying, while six others survived. Letby made babies sick by injecting intravenous lines with air, some were poisoned, and others were force-fed milk.
Letby preyed on twins and triplets.
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First date turns deadly. Church burglar tries to wash away his sins.
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Police now have two new pieces of evidence in their search for whoever killed Rachel Morin.
Harford County Sheriff Jeffery Gahler tells Nancy Grace that not only was DNA pulled from the Morin crime scene, but that DNA linked to an assault across the country. What's more, there video of the suspect leaving the California crime scene.
The video shows the suspect from the back with his head partially turned to the side. There is no frontal view, but investigators say someone should recognize the perpetrator.
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Konrad Imirowicz becomes the unfortunate victim of an explosive family dispute, enduring devastating and life-altering injuries that encompass his entire body from head to toe.
His prolonged suffering and eventual death are caused by an unsuspecting household item: lye soap. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack dive into a chilling case surrounding the brutal death of Konrad Imirowicz, allegedly at the hands of his daughter, Megan, on her 18th birthday. As they unveil the shocking crime scene, Morgan and Mack navigate the intricate dynamics within the Imirowicz family, shedding light on Megan's discontent and the tragic escalation of a family dispute into murder.
With a focus on the damning evidence, they provide a glimpse into courtroom proceedings and the bone-chilling verdict.
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Time-coded Highlights:
[00:00:20] Joseph Scott Morgan shares a nostalgic memory about his grandmother's butter churn and scrub board, unraveling the historical importance of lye, commonly used in soap-making, setting the stage for the episode's focus.
[00:02:20] Introduction of the dreadful case of Konrad Imirowicz and Megan Joyce Imirowicz, setting the stage for the familial dynamics in the case.
[00:04:53] Discussion on the harsh reality of chemical burns and their often irreversible effects.
[00:10:00] Reflection on the shock experienced by medical personnel while treating severely burned Konrad, and discussion on the turbulent family dynamics, revealing Konrad's drinking problem and its impact on Megan's birthday.
[00:12:31] Mack discloses the horrific aftermath of the lye attack, painting a haunting picture of Konrad covered in drain cleaner.
[00:17:00] The psychological implications for Megan are discussed, highlighting her decision not to return to the crime scene and instead send her friend.
[00:18:20] Morgan talks about the possibility of the victim being hit with multiple items, and how this contrasts with the actual crime scene evidence, focusing on a large plastic container and the presence of a white powder.
[00:20:00] The discussion turns to the victim's state of consciousness.
[00:26:00] A shocking revelation is made about Megan's behavior post-incident, displaying a lack of concern for her father's critical condition.
[00:27:20] Mack reveals an overheard conversation that brings the Michigan State Police into the picture.
[00:28:00] Morgan and Mack dissect the improbability of Megan's defense, casting doubt on her innocence.
[00:32:40] The host explains the contributing factors to Konrad's death, highlighting his compromised health conditions.
[00:33:40] Megan Imirowicz's guilt is confirmed, with potential life imprisonm
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Elderly neighbor sets car on fire in feud. Habitual shoplifter admits "he's not very good."
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A judge will rule on whether Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley can be sentenced to life in prison without parole. That is the harshest punishment available in Michigan.
Crumbley, now 17, pleaded guilty to one count of terrorism causing death, four counts of first-degree murder and 19 other charges. In November 2021, Crumbley fatally shot four students and injured seven other people. Testimony was presented this week at a Miller hearing which is required by law when prosecutors seek a life sentence for a minor defendant.
Sentencing is scheduled for December.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a Georgia grand jury. Eighteen allies are also facing state charges stemming from efforts to overturn Trump's 2020 electoral defeat in the state. The 41-count indictment is the fourth criminal case that Trump is facing.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a Georgia grand jury. Eighteen allies are also facing state charges stemming from efforts to overturn Trump's 2020 electoral defeat in the state. The 41-count indictment is the fourth criminal case that Trump is facing.
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