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Are you obsessed with solving crimes? Are you a sleuth for the truth with a self-awarded PHD in unsolved mysteries? Do you believe you should be giving an FYI to the FBI? Do the detectives label it a cold case while you’re just getting warmed up? Then you need to join Leah Lamarr on the ‘Real-Time Crime’ podcast...Where each episode we’ll discuss all the details of a high profile case and uncover the 4-1-1...of the 9-1-1.’ Real-Time Crime podcast, an iHeartRadio Podcast. You can’t solve the crime if you don’t listen to Real-Time.


Real-Time Crime

U.S. Special Forces soldier Gannon Ken Van Dyke has been charged with “unlawful use of confidential government information for personal gain” among other charges for placing several bets regarding the capture of Nicolas Maduro.
It may surprise you to hear President Trump’s reaction to Van Dyke’s arrest and the fact that the White House has had to warn its employees to avoid making bets on the Iran War.”
 
 

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US Soldier Bets, Wins $400K On Maduro Raid He Helped Execute; He's Under Arrest Now

Before the verdict, before the jury, before the evidence…sometimes the world has already made up its mind. The Scott Peterson case became that kind of story, as seen in The Perfect Husband. Mark Geragos, Scott's defense attorney at the time, breaks down what gets lost when a case becomes a national obsession and what it’s like to be at the center of it. Mark also reveals when he thinks the Menendez Brothers could walk free.

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Killer Thriller: Mark Geragos: What It’s Like to Defend Someone Everyone Thinks Is Guilty

Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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Morning Run: Patel Alcohol Screening, Navy Secretary Fired, Oil Prices Surging, D4vd Court Hearing, Patriots Coach Fallout, and Coffee Reduces Stress

The long awaited autopsy report was finally released by the medical examiner and it showed a brutal and gruesome death for 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Singer D4vd is due back in court today, pushing prosecutors to reveal the evidence they have against him, as he maintains his innocence. And Celeste’s parents react to the autopsy findings, saying they are devastated.

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D4vd Update: Celeste Rivas Hernandez Died Of “Multiple Penetrating Injuries”

Two doctoral students at the University of South Florida went missing within one hour of each other and police are now asking for the public’s help. 27-year-old Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy were last seen separately on and near campus on the morning of April 16th. Police say their phones are turned off and there is no digital footprint to follow. Friends, family and the university all say these are responsible students who would never voluntarily go awol.

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2 Florida University Students Vanish Without A Trace, Police Baffled

Morning Run: Ceasefire Extended Indefinitely, Kepner Stepbrother Plea, Florida Execution, Mysterious Jail Death, JFK Close Call, Texas Ten Commandments and Mormon Wives Back

The family of Marlys Sather waited 36 years for justice, but last night their mother’s killer, 58-year-old Chadwick Scott Willacy gave his victim’s family anything but closure. Willacy maintained his innocence and told the family “this is not right.” From recent executions to those of notorious serial killers, we go over the powerful final words of death row inmates that can either bring peace or add pain to the people whose lives they destroyed.

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Death Row Inmate Delivers a Final Blow With His Final Words

In Kash Patel’s first presser since “The Atlantic” published its story alleging the FBI Director has “bouts of excessive drinking” and several unexplained absences, things got heated pretty quickly. Patel got into a fiery exchange with an NBC reporter over allegations he panicked, believing he was fired when he couldn’t access his government computer. It was an intense back and forth that eventually led to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche interrupting the exchange to tell the reporter he was “extraordinarily rude.”

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FBI Director Gets In Shouting Match With Reporter, Denies Drinking On The Job

Elisa Donovan sits down with Killer Thriller Docu host Jenn Fessler to break down the true crime stories they can’t stop thinking about…the ones that hit hard and never really let go.
 
They get into what makes certain cases unforgettable, the moments that stay with you, and how dramatizations and documentaries can sometimes tell completely different versions of the same story.

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Killer Thriller: True crime stories we can’t stop watching

New England Patriots’ head coach Mike Vrabel has finally addressed the photos showing a cozy relationship with an NFL reporter who has since resigned her position amid the controversy. Vrabel only saying he’s had difficult conversations with family, friends, colleagues and his players. Unlike former NFL reporter Dianna Russini, who was pictured holding hands with Vrabel at a romantic resort, Vrabel is not facing an internal investigation into the nature of their relationship. 

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“I’ve Had Difficult Conversations” Patriots’ Head Coach Breaks Silence on Photo Controversy

The first female in more than 200 years set to be executed in the state of Tennessee, is fighting to stay alive. 50-year-old Christa Gail Pike is scheduled to die by lethal injection Sept 30th of this year. Her attorneys have filed a lawsuit to try and stop the execution, saying it violates both her constitutional rights and religious beliefs. Pike admits to brutally killing a romantic rival more than 30 years ago when she was just 18-years-old after suffering from mental illness and years of sexual abuse.

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The Execution of Christa Gail Pike

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