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Bella Ramsey time watch on BBC I player Welcome to Murder Minute. Today the story of Buddy Schumacher, but first your true crime headlines. A man who coughed on shoppers at a Tennessee Walmart and claimed that he had coronavirus

is now facing some very serious charges according to a press release.

District Attorney General Matthew Stowe called the man's behavior an act of terrorism,

which is a class A felony.

He was also charged with violating the Terrorism Hokes Act, which is a class C felony.

The man also faces misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and reckless

endangerment for the incident. The United States Attorney General issued a

directive to federal law enforcement officials in March, stating that the coronavirus met the statutory definition of a biological agent, opening the door for serious charges for intentionally spreading or threatening to

spread the virus. Depending on the seriousness of the crime, a conviction for

making a terrorist threat carries the possibility of fines that range from $200 to $250,000 and a prison

sentence of more than a hundred years.

In a recently unsealed arrest affidavit, investigators outlined evidence that a Colorado woman

murdered her stepson in his bedroom on the same day she

reported him missing. 36 year old Latisha Stock reported her 11 year old

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