Crime Alert 08.16.19

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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News, True Crime

4.2 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 16 August 2019

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

Man with the name of a famous car maker makes a living as a car thief. Woman forgets her baby in the car, then forgets her other children in a store. Teen admits to cops he stole a gun.

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0:00.0	I'm Joseph Scott Morgan.
0:01.7	I was the youngest medical legal death investigator in the country.
0:04.8	The first time I've ever made a death notification on you after that moment
0:08.6	that I was going to try to be as compassionate as I possibly could.
0:12.0	Because when families are rocked by death,
0:14.9	the only thing they really want are answers.
0:18.1	They ask how, where, it was my job as a death investigator to bring those answers.
0:26.7	Listen to Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan, wherever you get your podcasts.
0:31.1	I'm alert.
0:32.3	I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news now.
0:34.1	Henry Ford is alive and living in Michigan.
0:37.2	This one is a 49 year old and he works with cars too.
0:40.3	Police say his automobile empire includes grand theft auto, stealing GPS units and tires.
0:46.9	Holly Platt takes her four children shopping, but forgets the baby in the car.
0:51.2	Arizona cops call Platt.
0:52.8	She runs back to the car, leaving the three children alone in the store.
0:57.0	Dad now has a children and mom has a court date.
0:59.8	911 gets a report of loud music, alcohol and a guy flashing gang signs.
1:04.1	Fresno cops find a 16 year old who admits he's stolen a gun.
1:07.2	Well, at least he was honest.
1:08.8	What?
1:09.4	Support for crime alert comes from Simply Safe.
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