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Those charges are murdering the first degree after deliberation, a class one felony that carries a potential prison sentence of life in prison without parole.

For Vault Studios, I'm Will Johnson.

And I'm Reid Redmond.

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Many of you will know the story of 11-year-old Gannon Stalk.

The U.S. Cass County Sheriff's Office says that remains found in Florida have been tentatively identified as those of 11-year-old Gannon Stouk.

He hasn't been seen since January 27th.

The stepmother, Lettizia Stouk, was arrested in South Carolina at the beginning of March.

Prosecutor in Paso County is adding additional charges in the case.

A judge has just recently decided that Gannon's stepmom will stand trial for murder and the death of her stepson.

And on the East Coast, a reputed mobster who many believe had knowledge of the

world's most infamous art heist has passed away. The museum is the site of the largest art

heist in U.S. history. It's an ongoing investigation, and we really are very hopeful that one

day we will welcome those works back to the collection.

It's Friday, which once again means Will and I are both here to break down a couple cases we've been following from our partner stations around the country.

Let's start with a story you've been looking into, Will, some news related to a heartbreaking

case in Colorado involving the death of an 11-year-old boy.

Before we get to this latest update, tell us about Gannon Stouk. Who was he?

I mean, Reed, when you think about it, this is an 11-year-old kid. So I think Gannon was like a lot of 11-year-old kids. He liked playing Nintendo, getting cool, smooth haircuts,

Taco Tuesdays with his dad. And some of that, actually, we're going to play a little bit of

audio from his parents talking about what their memories of Gannon are. But, you know,

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