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Angry man stalks, stabs, ex-girlfriend for breaking up with him. Wanted man taken down by K9 officer.
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Emergency services are called to a New York home after reports of an unresponsive 8-year-old boy. His father says he fell in the driveway. Medical technicians and cops are suspicious considering the boy's body temperature is just 76 degrees. Thomas Valva dies and his policeman father and the stepmother are charged. Investigators say the couple left him overnight in a cold garage. The outside temperature was 19 degrees.
Former NYPD Officer Michael Valva was convicted in his son's death and sentenced to 25 years to life. It took just five hours of deliberation for a jury to also find Angela Pollina. guilty of all counts: second-degree murder and four counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
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Edward LeClair, aged 57, was on trial in Denton, Texas for five counts of sexual abuse. While being read his conviction, he chugged an entire bottle of water in the courtroom.
LeClair was then transported to a holding cell and later when checked on by the bailiff was found unconscious. Emergency services were immediately called and LeClair was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.
In this episode of Body Bags, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan and special guest co-host Dave Mack discuss LeClair’s crimes, his decision to take his own life, sodium nitrate, what it does to your body, and more.
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Show Notes:
0:00 - Intro
1:17 - Background
4:45 - Sentence for going after a minor
6:30 - The bottle of water
9:45 - LeClair’s decision to take his own life
11:50 - Would he have been allowed in with his own bottle of water?
14:55 - What substance was in the bottle?
17:50 - Sodium Nitrate
20:50 - What does Sodium Nitrate do to your body?
25:00 - Other times Sodium Nitrate has been used and what the toxicology tells us
28:15 - Can you reverse the effects of poisons? Could LeClair’s death have been prevented?
30:10 - Wrap up
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A Colorado dentist is charged with murder, accused of poisoning his wife, the mother of their 6 children. Police say James Craig bought arsenic and cyanide, and secretly poisoned his wife's protein shakes. Hear the arrest warrant verbatim.
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A Colorado dentist is charged with murder, accused of poisoning his wife, the mother of their 6 children.
Police say James Craig bought arsenic and cyanide, and secretly poisoned his wife's protein shakes. Angela Craig had made many recent hospital visits, and checked into a hospital again, complaining of a severe headache and dizziness. At around 2 p.m. she had a seizure. Craig was then moved to ICU and placed on life support. Her condition quickly declined and she died.
After Craig's death, one of James Craig's co-workers told a nurse that the dentist had ordered potassium cyanide which was delivered to the office. There was no medical reason for the order. Police seized the husband's computer and found disturbing searches.
It also came to light that James Craig had multiple affairs and a longstanding addiction to pornography, authorities said.
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Actress and businesswoman Gwyneth Paltrow has been sued by Terry Sanderson, a 76-year-old retired optometrist. Sanderson accuses Paltrow of crashing into him on a green ski slope. Green slopes are the beginner courses. Many call them bunny slopes. Paltrow was skiing with her children. Sanderson says the collision caused him lasting injuries and brain damage. Sanderson also claims Paltrow and her ski instructor left without getting him medical care.
Paltrow has filed a countersuit claiming that Sanderson skied into her. The pair have been waiting seven years for their day in court.
Nancy Grace sits down with entertainment attorney Darryl Cohen to discuss the high-profile ski collision trial.
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Family's neighbor tries to assault little girl while she sleeps. A woman's father helps her murder newborn.
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Cult mom Lori Vallow has pled not guilty to charges that she killed two of her children, JJ and Tylee.
Now, Vallow says she can prove it. She has an alibi. Lori Vallow says that her 7-year-old and her 16-year-old were killed while they were at her late brother’s apartment.
Vallow's trial is set to get underway on April 3, 2023. The judge separated the trials of Lori Vallow and her husband Charles Daybell, as Daybell did not file for a speedy trial.
Vallow's alibi notice, filed with the court, says she was in her own Rexburg apartment when Tylee and JJ died at the apartment where her brother, Alex Cox lived.
And in late-breaking news, the death penalty has been taken off the table in Vallow's case.
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A man locks his girlfriend in a closet for months. Wanted man shoots at cops.
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Visual snow syndrome is a rare neurological condition in which a person sees "static" in their vision. You could compare it to looking at a tv screen that has no picture, just a black and white snow-like image. Only about 2% of the population has the illness. Is accused murderer Bryan Kohberger among them? Kohberger reportedly wrote about the condition in a series of posts during his teenage years. Doctors say depresssion, anxiety and poor sleep are common side effects. Nancy Grace talks with Dr. Chloe Carmichael, a clinical psychologist, and author of ‘Nervous Energy: Harness The Power of Your Anxiety” about the disorder.
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