Plans to Kidnap/Torture Estranged Wife FAIL to Win Her Back (Best of Crime Stories)

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 26 November 2021

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

A Washington doctor is charged with attempted kidnapping after police say he reached out to “hitmen” on the dark web. Investigators got a tip about a scheme to kidnap Dr. Ronald Craig Ilg’s wife. A woman who received the tip-off told investigators that Ilg wanted someone to kidnap his wife while he was away in Mexico. Ilg also allegedly wanted his wife injected with heroin for a week. Reports say Ilg wanted his wife to stop the divorce proceeding and to return to the marriage.Joining Nancy Grace today:James Daniels - Director of Investigations, BlockTrace.com, Former IRS Criminal Investigation Special Agent, Expert Witness in Cryptocurrency and Dark WebAshley Willcott - Judge and Trial Attorney, Anchor on Court TV, www.ashleywillcott.comDr. Shari Schwartz - Forensic Psychologist (specializing in Capital Mitigation and Victim Advocacy), www.panthermitigation.com, Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrialDoc, Author: "Criminal Behavior" and "Where Law and Psychology Intersect: Issues in Legal Psychology"Joe Scott Morgan - Professor of Forensics Jacksonville State University, Author, "Blood Beneath My Feet", Featured on "The Piketon Massacre: Return to Pike County" on iHeartRadioHayley Guenthner - Anchor/Investigative Reporter, KHQ-TV, khq.com, Instagram: @KHQhayleyDan Schilling - Former Lieutenant Colonel, USAF, 30-year Special Operations Veteran, Author: "The Power of Awareness", danschillingbooks.com, Instagram: @danobooks

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0:00.0	I told the story many, many times about how I went into really early labor and gave birth
0:23.5	to the twins over six weeks early and they would have died specifically Lucy who was born
0:31.0	at two pounds had it not been for the neonatal doctors that truly saved their lives.
0:40.5	So when I think of a neonatal doctor, I think the women and men, the doctors, the nurses,
0:50.2	the crew that saved my children's life, many of whom I'm still in touch with.
0:56.0	I really don't think of a neonatal doctor being taken down by the FBI.
1:02.8	After trying to find someone on the dark web to kidnap and drug, his estranged wife.
1:20.8	Crime stories with Nancy Grace.
1:22.6	When I think of a neonatal doctor, I don't think of a neonatal doctor being taken down by the FBI
1:38.1	because he's been shopping on the dark web to have his wife kidnap.
1:44.2	Well, apparently that's exactly what happened with me and all the start panel to break it down
1:49.0	and put it back together again. James Daniels, director investigations, blocktrace.com, expert,
1:56.6	and cryptocurrency and the dark web. You know, there's a lot of crazy people on the dark web.
2:01.8	Ashley Wilcott, judge trial lawyer court TV anchor at sshewilcott.com,
2:06.8	doctor's Sherry Schwarz forensic psychologist author of criminal behavior.
2:13.2	And you can find her at panthermedication.com.
2:16.2	Justice Scott Morgan, professor forensics, Jacksonville State University, author,
2:20.6	blood beneath my feet on Amazon store of a hit series, Piketon Massacre on I Heart Radio, Dan
2:28.7	Schilling, safety expert, formerly tenant USAF, 30 year special ops. Now author of the power of
2:39.7	awareness, the power of awareness. And you can find him at danchillingbooks.com.
2:46.8	But first, let's go straight out to investigate reporter, helly Gunther. You can find her at K HQ TV.
2:55.3	Helly, what a story. First of all, who is this guy, Dr. Ron? You'll take a listen to our friends
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