Crime Alert 12.26.18

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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True Crime, News

4.2 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2018

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Man gets a century long prison sentence for killing boy and hiding his body in cement. Warning to parent social media game called the “Momo Challenge” leads to multiple child suicides. A Texas judge chastises mom saying people treat pets better than she treated her two baby girls. She left them in a hot car overnight.

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0:00.0	I'm Nancy Grace, Breaking Crime News Now.
0:03.6	Kansas, Stephen Bodine gets more than 100 years behind bars for the monstrous abuse, torture,
0:09.1	and murder of a three-year-old boy, Evan Brewer.
0:12.4	Bodine buried the tot's body and cement and lied about his whereabouts after the murder.
0:18.0	Warning parents!
0:19.0	A new social media game called the MOMO Challenge leads to multiple child suicides across the
0:24.6	world, school officials telling parents to monitor their child's social media.
0:28.9	A Texas judge tells MOMO Mandahawk and people treat pets better than she treated her
0:33.7	two baby girls.
0:34.9	After she leaves them in a hot car overnight, she's sentenced to 40 years.
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0:57.5	In this crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace.

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