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Prime Stories with Nancy Grace on SiriusXM Triumph

Right now police on a man hunt for a suspect who fatally stabs a loving mom dead in the neck.

We want justice. I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us.

I'm talking about a lovely mom, her family pleading with the public to help catch the killer.

And this is amazing to me because we've actually got who I believe to be the killer on

Viteo tape. Now you think, well there you go. Go ahead and book him. Uh-uh. It ain't that easy.

The Viteo tape, and this happened to me once in a bank robbery case, which I may tell later,

I will say the bank robber was dyslexic. His bank notes said, don't touch the algorithm. This is a

roby. Once I got the jury passed that, I started making a little headway. But I know what it feels like

as to many people joining me this morning to have videotape or photographs and their blurry.

You can't make it out. It is. The devil is in the details. We've got this guy seemingly coming

out of nowhere from a hedge or some bushes at a very unusual hour going toward her home. But I

can't make him out that well. You know what? Let's go to John Lindley, Crime Stories, Investigative

Reporter, John. Take it from the top. K. Thomson alone in her upscale Sandy Springs home,

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