Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News now. Brian Smith, a well-known D.C. area DJ,

walks home in the early morning hours from a Saturday night shift. Two teens lunge at him. He tries to defend himself.

The 14 and 16-year-old overpower him and beat him to a pulp. E.M.T.s find him unconscious and severely injured.

Phone and wallet missing.

Brian Smith dies in the hospital a week later.

Nancy, the teens are suspected in three other robberies that same day and were found sleeping in the back of a stolen car.

Smith's family is devastated by the loss, still grieving another death in the family.

Smith's brother passed away from a brain

aneurysm just three months ago in the same hospital where Smith died. Smith's mother, Leila Sandoval,

is looking for justice, saying, quote, they killed my son over a credit card with a very low balance

and a cell phone. These people have taken away my whole entire life. The teens 14 and 16 now charged three counts robbery and assault,

but police expect to upgrade those charges to felony murder.

William Milstein knows his application to lease the Florida home

will be denied when the owner gets his background check,

so he comes up with a brilliant plan to get out of the requirement. He submits a letter

from the, quote, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, informing the realtor that he, Milsteed, is an

undercover cop in the, quote, off-grid command unit, whatever that is, and therefore cannot submit to a background check. Suspicious of all the

errors in the letter spelling and grammatical, the realtor immediately calls police. Turns out

Mill State has 13 prior felonies, two of them for impersonating an officer. And this makes 14.

Guess what? I don't think he got the lease. More crime

and justice news after this. Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news,

crime online is John Limley. An 86-year-old Kansas City man has pleaded guilty in a shooting that

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