Crime Alert 06.04.19

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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News, True Crime

4.2 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 June 2019

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Dad allegedly starves, beats and locks his 7-year-old son in an animal carrier, then encases his corpse in concrete. NBA referee drives drunk, crashes his orange jeep then tried to blame a “chick” who hit him. A 600 pound cocaine dealer receives his sentence from the back of an ambulance after not being able to be moved into the building.

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0:00.0	Primalert, I'm Nancy Grace, Breaking Crimonies now, Colorado, Leland Panky, allegedly
0:05.0	starved beats, locked to seven-year-old son in an animal carrier before the
0:10.0	tot suffocates. Kade McWilliams body found encased in concrete in a storage
0:15.6	unit. Arizona, NBA referee Ron Garrett center wraps his orange Jeep around a tree
0:20.9	while allegedly drunk driving at double the legal limit. Bodycam footage
0:25.2	reveals he tried to blame a quote chick who hit him. Ohio with 600-pound cocaine
0:30.8	deal or Kirk Smith receives a sentence from the back of an ambulance at the
0:34.8	back of the courthouse that could not transport him inside. For the latest
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