Crime Alert 02.20.19

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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True Crime, News

4.2 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2019

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Suspected killer-kidnapper Jake Patterson pens a disturbing jailhouse letter drawing hearts around kidnap victim Jayme Closs’s name. New York 9-year-old takes her own life after mom says its too early to be on a cell phone. In llinois, loving husband send final text to wife after being shot by disgruntled co-worker.

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0:00.0	I'm Neatze Grace, Breaking Crime News Now.
0:03.4	Wisconsin suspected double killer kidnapper of teen girl Jamie Claus.
0:07.6	Jake Patterson writes a jail house letter obtained by Radar Online, drawing hearts around
0:13.1	Jamie's name, showing no remorse over murdering her parents.
0:17.3	A beautiful nine-year-old New York girl, Heaven Vega, hangs herself after mommy says it's
0:22.5	too early to play on a cell phone.
0:24.7	Mom calls 911, brother performs CPR, but it's too late.
0:29.1	Illinois Josh Pinkerton's a final text to his wife Tara as he lay dying.
0:33.6	I love you.
0:34.6	I've been shot after gum and Gary Martin opens fire when he loses his job.
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0:58.5	I'm Nancy Grace.

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