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Terrence Crosby, a firefighter from Dublin,

came to Boston to be part of the St. Patrick's Day Parade, but now faces serious rape charges and is on trial on court TV.

During opening statements, prosecutors describe surveillance and DNA evidence, suggesting Crosby returned to the victim's hotel room and assaulted her while she was asleep. The defense counters that the

accuser gave consent to another man and argues the DNA results are not conclusive. As witnesses

take the stand and the courtroom pulses with tension, the accuser herself tells her story.

Who was in that room and what really happened. Meanwhile, in Philadelphia,

the search for 23-year-old Kate Scott has turned from desperate to chilling. The aspiring Ms. USA

hopeful vanished after her shift at a Philadelphia-assisted living facility, leaving her car, phone, and belongings behind.

Detectives say surveillance footage and phone data led them to 21-year-old Kian King, now charged with kidnapping.

Police believe evidence found near an abandoned school may hold the key to finding Kada,

but tonight her whereabouts remain a

heartbreaking mystery. But first, he was once one of America's favorite sitcom sons,

Darius McCrary, who played the wisecracking Eddie Winslow on the 90s hit series Family Matters.

Fans remember his charm, his grin, and his chemistry with the ever-lovable Urkel.

But this week, McCrary made headlines for a very different reason, appearing in a California courtroom.

Not as an actor, but as a defendant.

He chose to represent himself, standing before the judge without an attorney by his side the once beloved tv star seemed determined to take control of his own story

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