Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace breaking crimes Now. A Mod A call Off sixty six, takes a Facebook marketplace to sell his old iPhone. Amaya Madrano agrees to the asking price and plans to meet a MOD at a Dallas, Texas gas station. A MOD shows Madrano the phone and she digs in her purse for her wallet, but pulls out a gun. Madrano shoots a MOD in the street and takes off with the iPhone Nancy.

Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace breaking crimes Now. A Mod A call Off sixty six, takes a Facebook marketplace to sell his old iPhone. Amaya Madrano agrees to the asking price and plans to meet a MOD at a Dallas, Texas gas station. A MOD shows Madrano the phone and she digs in her purse for her wallet, but pulls out a gun. Madrano shoots a MOD in the street and takes off with the iPhone Nancy.

Several surveillance video angles captured the attack, featuring Madrano's distinctive face and neck tattoos. In addition to matching the tattoos to social media profiles, cops use the phone Madranos stole to track her down. All call Off is known as a beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend who family says lived a humble life.

Several surveillance video angles captured the attack, featuring Madrano's distinctive face and neck tattoos. In addition to matching the tattoos to social media profiles, cops use the phone Madranos stole to track her down. All call Off is known as a beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend who family says lived a humble life.

Amaya Madrano nineteen, now charged with murder when cops bust an animal hoarder and a Hampshire shelter agrees to take on what they think is one hundred fifty pet mice, But it's one hundred and fifty containers of pet mice, totaling nearly one thousand individual mice. Of course, mice reproduced really quickly, so several more letters are born before Steph can even separate the males from the females. Other local shelters now agree to split the burden. Sympathetic locals are turning up to adopt several at a time to help the shelter with their enormous problem. Okay, I'm sorry. More crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news. Crime Onlines John Lenley.

Amaya Madrano nineteen, now charged with murder when cops bust an animal hoarder and a Hampshire shelter agrees to take on what they think is one hundred fifty pet mice, But it's one hundred and fifty containers of pet mice, totaling nearly one thousand individual mice. Of course, mice reproduced really quickly, so several more letters are born before Steph can even separate the males from the females. Other local shelters now agree to split the burden. Sympathetic locals are turning up to adopt several at a time to help the shelter with their enormous problem. Okay, I'm sorry. More crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news. Crime Onlines John Lenley.

In Georgia, a couple is facing involuntary manslaughter charges after allegedly allowing teens, including their daughter, to drink alcohol at their home, leading to a fatal crash. Authorities say eighteen year old Hannah Hackmeyer was driving under the influence in February when she crashed nearly one hundred miles per hour. The accident claimed the life of her passenger, eighteen year old Sophia Lakutchvili, and left another passenger, seventeen year old a Naya Rows, seriously injured. Hackmeyer faces multiple charges, including first degree homicide by vehicle, and could serve up to thirty years in prison. The parents, Sumanth and Anadito Rao, are accused of hosting frequent team drinking parties at their home, described as a party house by Decab County District Attorney Sherry Boston. Authorities say the crash occurred after Hackmeyer and the teen left the Row's home with an open bottle of wine. The Rows now face up to ten years in prison for involuntary manslaughter, along with additional penalties for reckless conduct and other charges. An Adita Rao was arrested this week, while sumanth Rao is arranging to turn himself in. We're now learning more about the chilling and calculated attack in which United Has Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed outside a Manhattan hotel. For the latest, we turned to Crime Online.

In Georgia, a couple is facing involuntary manslaughter charges after allegedly allowing teens, including their daughter, to drink alcohol at their home, leading to a fatal crash. Authorities say eighteen year old Hannah Hackmeyer was driving under the influence in February when she crashed nearly one hundred miles per hour. The accident claimed the life of her passenger, eighteen year old Sophia Lakutchvili, and left another passenger, seventeen year old a Naya Rows, seriously injured. Hackmeyer faces multiple charges, including first degree homicide by vehicle, and could serve up to thirty years in prison. The parents, Sumanth and Anadito Rao, are accused of hosting frequent team drinking parties at their home, described as a party house by Decab County District Attorney Sherry Boston. Authorities say the crash occurred after Hackmeyer and the teen left the Row's home with an open bottle of wine. The Rows now face up to ten years in prison for involuntary manslaughter, along with additional penalties for reckless conduct and other charges. An Adita Rao was arrested this week, while sumanth Rao is arranging to turn himself in. We're now learning more about the chilling and calculated attack in which United Has Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed outside a Manhattan hotel. For the latest, we turned to Crime Online.

Sydney Samner Police say the ambush occurred as the fifty year old Thompson was heading to the company's annual investor conference at Midtown Hilton. Surveillance footage shows the masked gunman approaching Thompson from behind and firing multiple shots, even pausing briefly to clear a gun jamp before fleeing the scene on a bicycle, eventually disappearing into Central Park. Investigators recovered shell casings bearing the words deny, defend, and depose a possible reference to tactics often criticized in the health insurance industry. While authorities have yet to establish a motive, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish confirmed the attack was deliberate, with the suspect waiting for Thompson outside the hotel. Police released surveillance images of the mass suspect, who is last seen wearing a hooded jacket, and have searched multiple locations, including a hostel on Manhattan's Upper west Side. The shooter remains at large despite extensive effort choosing drones, helicopters, and canine units. Thompson's wife told NBC News he had recently received threats, possibly tied in disputes over insurance coverage. However, no prior reports of threats had been filed with local police near his home in Minnesota.

Sydney Samner Police say the ambush occurred as the fifty year old Thompson was heading to the company's annual investor conference at Midtown Hilton. Surveillance footage shows the masked gunman approaching Thompson from behind and firing multiple shots, even pausing briefly to clear a gun jamp before fleeing the scene on a bicycle, eventually disappearing into Central Park. Investigators recovered shell casings bearing the words deny, defend, and depose a possible reference to tactics often criticized in the health insurance industry. While authorities have yet to establish a motive, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish confirmed the attack was deliberate, with the suspect waiting for Thompson outside the hotel. Police released surveillance images of the mass suspect, who is last seen wearing a hooded jacket, and have searched multiple locations, including a hostel on Manhattan's Upper west Side. The shooter remains at large despite extensive effort choosing drones, helicopters, and canine units. Thompson's wife told NBC News he had recently received threats, possibly tied in disputes over insurance coverage. However, no prior reports of threats had been filed with local police near his home in Minnesota.

The investigation remains active, with police urging anyone with information to come forward.

The investigation remains active, with police urging anyone with information to come forward.

Thanks John Miranda Johnson works up the courage to leave the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, a sect of the LDS community Southern Utah, fleeing her home with her four sons. FLDS known as the polygamist offshoot of Mormonism. Their prophet, Warren Jeff's currently serving life for sex assaulting young girls. Johnson believes her boys, Denver, Mandon, Truson, and Rory are adjusting to the new life in American Fort Utah, but on the morning of October twenty nine, she finds her three the eldest sons missing. Police believe Denver, Manden and Truson now fifteen fourteen twelve, left home to look for their father, still with the FLDS. Police questioned the father, searches residents, no sign of the brothers, and dad refuses to cooperate further. Police believe members of the FLDS community know where the boys are plus five other missing children, but can't get enough cooperation to perform further searches. If you have info on Denver Manden and Truson Barlow missing from American Fort Utah, please call the National Center for Missing Unexploited Children at one eight hundred the Lost. That's one eight hundred eight four three five six seven eight. For the latest crime and justice breaking news, go to crimeonline dot com and please join us for our daily podcast Crime Stories with this crime alert. Das Rice

Thanks John Miranda Johnson works up the courage to leave the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, a sect of the LDS community Southern Utah, fleeing her home with her four sons. FLDS known as the polygamist offshoot of Mormonism. Their prophet, Warren Jeff's currently serving life for sex assaulting young girls. Johnson believes her boys, Denver, Mandon, Truson, and Rory are adjusting to the new life in American Fort Utah, but on the morning of October twenty nine, she finds her three the eldest sons missing. Police believe Denver, Manden and Truson now fifteen fourteen twelve, left home to look for their father, still with the FLDS. Police questioned the father, searches residents, no sign of the brothers, and dad refuses to cooperate further. Police believe members of the FLDS community know where the boys are plus five other missing children, but can't get enough cooperation to perform further searches. If you have info on Denver Manden and Truson Barlow missing from American Fort Utah, please call the National Center for Missing Unexploited Children at one eight hundred the Lost. That's one eight hundred eight four three five six seven eight. For the latest crime and justice breaking news, go to crimeonline dot com and please join us for our daily podcast Crime Stories with this crime alert. Das Rice