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New court documents released this week reveal that a bone fragment was found when forensic investigators took apart a hacksaw found in a dumpster near Brian Walshe's mother's home.
Police also found Ana's COVID-19 vaccination card, her Volkswagen keys, clothing and jewelry.
Surveillance footage also reveals that Brian Walshe bought cleaning supplies around the time of his wife's disappearance. The images show Walshe wearing a face mask and pushing a shopping cart in a Home Depot. He purchased several things, including mops, brushes, tarps, Scotch Heavy duty tape, a Tyvek suit coverall, two splash-resistant goggles, and more.
When the Walshe home was searched, many of those items were found.
Walshe was also spotted at a Lowe's. That is where he allegedly bought $450 worth of tools, including a hacksaw that contained the bone fragment.
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Special education teacher is heading to trial for child abuse. Elderly woman kills husband at the hospital in 'suicide pact.'
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In this bonus episode of "Crime Stories," Nancy Grace dives into the new Fox Nation series "Scampranuer." Fox Nation’s “Scampranuer” delves into the elaborate scams of three con artists - Elizabeth Holmes, Kari Ferrell, and Anthony Gignac. Find out how they were caught and convicted. Through interviews with investigators, victims, and whistleblowers, discover the outrageous lies and manipulations these master scammers used to swindle money, fortune, and fame. From Holmes' fraudulent medical technology company to Ferrell's scams of family and friends, to Gignac's fake persona as a Saudi prince, this series will take you on a wild ride of true crime stories. "Scampranuer” is streaming now EXCLUSIVELY on Fox Nation.
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Bob Lee made a name for himself in the tech world, as a founder of Cash App. The 43-year-old exec recently move to Florida but was in San Francisco for business. Around 2:30 a.m.
Lee calls police saying he had been stabbed. Surveillance footage captures Lee getting out of a car with another man. Quickly, the man drives away and Lee stumbles along Main Street in San Francisco's Rincon Hill neighborhood. When police reach Lee, he has been stabbed three times, including two wounds in his upper left chest.
The man driving the car that sped away is identified as 38-year-old Nima Momeni, also a tech executive. Texts from Momeni's married sister sent to Lee, show a connection between the two. Nima Momeni reportedly confronted, Lee implying "improper behavior"
Momeni was arrested after a nine-day manhunt.
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Teenager saves mom from rape at gunpoint. Delivery driver found dismembered and dumped in the trash.
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In this episode of Body Bags we delve into a baffling triple homicide case with multiple murder scenes and explore the backgrounds of the victims and suspect, Elias Gudino, who has a history of drug trafficking, and consider potential motives for the murders.
Hosts Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the challenges of kidnapping, restraining, and controlling multiple victims, as well as the significance of the chosen dumping grounds. They examine forensic details, such as rigor mortis and postmortem lividity, to determine the crime scene and the sequence of events.
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Shownotes:
00:20 - Introduction to a triple homicide case.
01:22 - Overview of the triple homicide, including bound, gagged, and shot victims.
04:00 - Speculation on whether one individual could carry out this crime spree and comparisons to other multiple homicide cases.
05:25 - The challenge of controlling, restraining, and transporting multiple victims as a single perpetrator.
07:05 - Introducing the suspect, Elias Gudino, and examining his background, including drug trafficking past.
08:05 - Roadway access and its importance in this case, along with crime scene locations and their potential significance.
09:50 - Forensics of the case and insights on where the crime began, postmortem lividity, and rigor mortis.
12:15 - Coordination when investigating multiple crime scenes and commonalities between them.
13:05 - The ages of the victims and possible connections between Gudino and the victims.
20:00 - Exploring where the crime began and how forensics can provide answers.
22:10 - How rigor mortis and algor mortis can be indicators in the investigation.
27:05 - Timeline for a body to become flaccid again and how it can be a useful clue for investigators.
29:45 - Were the victims at the crime scene all night or were they dumped just before the call came in?
30:45 - The limited illumination at the crime scene and how darkness plays a role in the perpetrator's actions.
31:15 - Different materials used for restraining the victims, types of knots, and the type of gag used on the victims.
32:40 - Examining casings and projectiles to link crime scenes to specific weapons.
33:45 - Questioning the perpetrator count and crime sequence
33:55 - Outro
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Convicted killer Julie Schenecker returned to a Tampa courtroom begging a judge to grant her a new trial. Schenecker argued that her former lawyers made many mistakes and that media coverage tainted the jury. That argument didn't convince a judge however.
On January 27, 2011, Julie Schenecker did the unthinkable: Armed with a .38 revolver she had purchased five days before, the former Russian linguist fatally shot her teenage children in the head. Beau Schenecker, 13, was found dead in a car parked in the garage of the Scheneker’s upscale Tampa home; 16-year-old Calyx had been placed in her bed after was killed. Julie Schenecker reportedly lifted her daughter’s mouth in the shape of a smile in a bizarre staging of the body.
Calyx had been doing her homework on the computer in another room when Julie Schenecker came up behind her and shot her in the head, then in the face. Julie had already killed Beau, reportedly shooting him in the head as they were in the car, headed to soccer practice. Julie’s husband Parker Schenecker, at the time an army colonel, was stationed in Qatar when his children were killed.
In an interview with police just after the double homicide, Julie Schenecker admitted to shooting the children. She later changed her story, and said that she "saved them" Beau from alleged sexual abuse, and Calyx from mental illness.
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Breanna Wood is last seen at a convenience mart, after texting her mother she was on her way home.
When she doesn't show, her mother, Fallon, files a missing person report. Months later, Breanna Wood's dismembered body is found inside a two-foot square box.
Seven people are charged in the case. Not all of those charged have yet to see a jury, but as the cases are being prepped Nueces County First Asst. District Attorney, Angelica Hernandez, came to Fallon Wood for help sorting through pre-trial evidence in the case against the man accused of actually murdering Breanna.
Wood was put into a room with boxes of evidence related to her daughter's case, including crime scene photos. For three days, Wood sat on the floor sorting all the interviews, photos, and more. Some videos Wood was allowed to take home.
The family's access to the evidence creates many problems. Claims of tampering could be levied and could lead to Fallon Wood being disqualified as a witness in her daughter's murder.
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Man sets roommates on fire, killing two. Nightmare Uber rider charged with slew of felonies.
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It’s a Saturday afternoon around 6 p.m. in early April. Ridgefield police department receive a call about a body, discovered on an abandoned property.
Police say not only were there signs that a homicide had occurred but "there are indications the body was moved." The body of Joanna Speaks, a mom of three, is identified. The medical examiner’s office confirms that the cause of Speaks' death was "blunt head and neck injuries."
So far there are no suspects.
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