Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News Now, DeNari McCallman and parents arrive in Bahamas, April 4 for a stay at the Atlantis Resort that's on Paradise Island. That night, 9 p.m., he leaves dinner to get a jacket and walk around the resort. It's the last time his parents see him alive. Early the next morning, his body found

on the shoreline beaten. Nancy, Denari was found dead less than 12 hours after arriving in the

Bahamas. Resort staff first notified 23-year-old Denari's parents that he had not returned

to his room around 10 p.m. that night. It was then that they realized

the location sharing on the recording engineer's phone was not working properly. During a search

of the property, police contacted the McAllman's through the resort, claiming Denari had spat at someone.

After an autopsy, officials claimed Denari died by drowning, but seeing pictures of the body, his mother believes

he was attacked, saying his face was swollen and his hair was full of sand. Due to several

clerical errors, Denari's body has not been released to his family, and they worry they are losing

evidence. McCormick's family hiring a lawyer to work with U.S. officials in the Bahamas.

23-year-old Fulington Frazier III is high on mushrooms as he drives his roommate to the store.

He runs a red light, Milwaukee, Oregon, 60 MPH, crashes into a Toyota, then a Subaru.

Roommate, Mitchell Barr, 24, ejected and dies.

Fleetwood Mozy, 37, driving the Subaru, also dead.

Two people in the Prius injured.

At the hospital, Frazier doesn't remember having a passenger.

When told about his actions that led to the death of two people, he says,

Hey, are they okay?

In jail, his cellmate says he laughs about Barr's death.

A jury finds him guilty of manslaughter and more.

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