| This week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: A librarian in Florida is accused of bumping a motorcyclist in traffic in a road-rage incident. The pregnant woman is followed home by the rider and other witnesses before she’s shot dead in the street after reportedly getting a gun from her house. No one is charged in the case. And a New Jersey cop is arrested after allegedly killing a pedestrian in a traffic crash, leaving the scene, then returning to retrieve the victim’s body, bringing it home to mom’s house, then bringing the body back, where police arrest him at the scene. He and his mother and a passenger are facing charges. Attorney Phillip C. Hamilton joins host Ana Garcia. |
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| Beverly Hills Police announced the arrest of a suspect in the fatal shooting of Jacqueline Avant, wife of music legend Clarence Avant, in her Beverly Hills home early Wednesday. Police believe the 29-year-old suspect shot himself in his foot with an AR-15 rifle at a different location. |
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| The remains of 33-year-old Ashley Miller Carlson, a mother of four from Wisconsin who had been missing since her car was found in a lake in September, were found Saturday near the St. Croix State Forest in Minnesota. Her cause of death has not been announced. |
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| The body of 2-year-old Emma Sweet was located in a river in Indiana days after she and her father were reported missing. The Bartholomew County Sheriff said the girl’s father, Jeremy Sweet, provided several conflicting stories about how he and Emma ended up in the water. |
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| Shane Bostrom is now charged with first-degree murder following an investigation into his wife’s death in June. Jane Bostrom was found dead inside her Iowa home, where authorities found eight marijuana plants and related paraphernalia allegedly belonging to Shane Bostrom. |
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| Nicholas Mitchell was sentenced in Maine to four years, nine months in federal prison for inserting razor blades into raw pizza dough at supermarkets in Maine and New Hampshire in October 2020. |
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