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New Petito lawsuit filed against Laundries Gabby Petito's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Brian Laundrie's estate in a move that could end with the Petito family's obtaining the presumed killer's "notebook and writings," lawyers said Monday. The legal maneuver comes after Petito's parents filed a lawsuit March 10 accusing Laundrie’s parents, Christopher and Roberta Laundrie, of hindering the search for their murdered daughter. In the new civil complaint, filed in Sarasota County, Florida, Petito's mother, Nichole Schmidt, acting as the administrator of her daughter's estate, is targeting Laundrie's estate for "damages which exceed $30,000." Brian Laundrie took responsibility for Gabby Petito’s death in notebook, FBI says JAN. 21, 202201:00 "The death of Gabrielle Venora Petito resulted from the intentional acts of Brian Laundrie," according to the three-page complaint filed by the parents' attorney, Patrick Reilly. "As a direct and proximate consequence of Brian Laundrie's tortious conduct,

Texas inmate escapes ties to Mexican Mafia. #GonzaloLopez #MexicanMafia #Texasinmate #Marshalls — On the heels of an 11-day statewide manhunt in Alabama that ended with a car chase, crash and the death of a female corrections officer, another manhunt is underway for a dangerous escaped inmate — this time in Texas. Investigators are searching for Gonzalo Lopez. The Texas Department of Public Safety identified Lopez as an affiliate of the Mexican Mafia, a violent gang often in control of other gangs to the point of “taxing” them for being on their territory. THE ESCAPE According to the Texas Department of Justice, Lopez made his escape Thursday while on his way from Gatesville, Texas, to a medical appointment in Huntsville, Texas. Somehow as the prison bus was traveling along State Highway 7 in Leon County, officials say Lopez got out of his handcuffs and shackles and went for the driver’s area of the prison bus. The driver of the bus put up a fight. But officials say Lopez stabbed the officer in the

Angel had an emergency root canal, so Mark called in for back up. Past guest Micheal Chanat a former NYPD Police Officer and Upstate NY EMS answered the call and then Angel the "warrior" showed up for the show, mouth full of gauze and all. The three start off the show discussing the mass shooting in Buffalo NY. Each add insight into this mass shooting epidemic. Mark then start a discussion about the recent police involved shooting in the Bronx where the perp who was on the street in spite having an open gun charge shoots at the police and is now dead. Will stronger gun laws make a difference or do we need to put these violators behind bars and cancel bail reform? This is a great episode full of insight into these critical times from retired Officers who've been on the streets. On the front lines. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Buffalo mass shooting remember the victims #AaronSalter #BuffaloPolice #FBI #PaytonGendron #Assault A day after one of the deadliest racist massacres in recent American history, law enforcement officials in New York descended on the home of the accused gunman and probed disturbing hints into his behavior, as Gov. Kathy Hochul promised action on hate speech that she said spreads “like a virus.” The suspect, Payton S. Gendron, 18, shot 13 people on Saturday afternoon at a Tops supermarket in east Buffalo, killing 10, officials said. Almost all the victims were Black — shoppers, grocery workers and a security guard bound together by little more than tragic happenstance. But Mr. Gendron picked his target carefully, the police said, choosing an area known for its large Black population and even visiting the neighborhood the day before the attack in what authorities described as “reconnaissance.” And nearly a year before the mass shooting, his words had already caused alarm elsewhere. The police said on Sunda

Active shooter in Buffalo shoots 13 #PaytonGendron #Buffalo #HateCrime #Tops #ConklinNY #Manifesto A teenage gunman entranced by a white supremacist ideology known as replacement theory opened fire at a supermarket in Buffalo on Saturday, methodically shooting and killing 10 people and injuring three more, almost all of them Black, in one of the deadliest racist massacres in recent American history. The authorities identified the gunman as 18-year-old Payton S. Gendron of Conklin, a small town in New York’s rural Southern Tier. Mr. Gendron drove more than 200 miles to mount his attack, which he also livestreamed, the police said, a chilling video feed that appeared designed to promote his sinister agenda. Shortly after Mr. Gendron was captured, a manifesto believed to have been posted online by the gunman emerged, riddled with racist, anti-immigrant views that claimed white Americans were at risk of being replaced by people of color. In the video that appeared to have been captured by the camera affixed

Update on escaped prisoner in Leon County Texas #GonzaloLopez #Texas #Wantedprisoner #Escapee The authorities in Texas were searching early Friday for a convicted murderer who, they said, had escaped from a correctional bus the day before after stabbing the driver in the hand and forcing the vehicle off a highway into a cow pasture. The authorities deployed dogs and helicopters in the search for the inmate, Gonzalo Artemio Lopez, 46, who had been serving a life sentence for killing a man with a pickax. “As you can see from his record, he is very dangerous,” Robert Hurst, a public information officer for the state’s Department of Criminal Justice, said in a phone interview on Thursday night. Multiple police agencies joined the search for the inmate at an intersection of two major highways in a rural area of Leon County near the city of Centerville, Texas, which sits halfway between Dallas to the north and Houston to the south. News footage of the manhunt showed police officers, some on horseback, searching f

Casey White Back in Alabama #CaseyWhite #LauderdalAklabama #VickyWhite #FugitiveEnforcement #NYPDRecaptured inmate Casey White was transferred to an Alabama state prison early Wednesday, more than a day after his arrest in Indiana that ended 11 days on the run with an Alabama county jail official who authorities say helped him escape. Vicky White, the woman accused of freeing him in late April, died Monday after a shooting that authorities believe was self-inflicted. That gunfire happened at the end of a car chase and wreck, authorities say, that led to Casey White's capture. Casey White was escorted Tuesday from Indiana back to Alabama, where he attended a late-night court arraignment in Lauderdale County -- the county from which authorities say he escaped. At the arraignment, Judge Ben Graves told White he will be charged with escape in the first degree, in addition to capital murder charges he was already facing related to the 2015 stabbing death of Alabama resident Connie Ridgeway. During the hearing, Wh

Frank Failla is a retired NYPD Sgt. who started his career with the NYPD being assigned to the busiest Precinct during one of the busiest times in NYC to be a Cop. Over 100 homicides a year in a Precinct that was only two miles long. After Frank retired he started performing Stand Up Comedy and acting and is working his way up the ladder. Mark and Franks share an interesting and funny look into working as a Cop and being funny. The episode fly's by. Which is a sign that these two could probably continue talking for another hour. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Casey White back behind bars #CaseyWhite #NYPD #FederalMarshall #VickyWhite #Jail #Prison #Autopsy Casey White is now back behind bars in Alabama, but he is not in the same facility that the former correctional officer Vicky White helped him escape from. White is actually in Jefferson County right now. He has returned to the Donaldson Correctional Facility, a facility he once spent time at. He returned to Alabama on May 10, and within an hour was brought into court in Lauderdale County to face a judge. Inside, the murder suspect learned he will be charged with escape in the first degree, in addition to the capital murder charges he already faces. He then left the courthouse flanked by law enforcement both in front and behind him, vastly different to the walk out he and former correctional officer Vicky White participated in. While White is beginning to face the music and answer law enforcement’s questions, the woman who helped him escape won’t be able to answer the many questions surrounding this case,

Vicky White pulled from car #VickyWhite #CaseyWhite #FederalMarshalls #LauderdaleCountyAlabama Law enforcement officers in Indiana warned each other about the gun Vicky White had in her hand as they discussed how to retrieve her from her flipped vehicle, according to footage of the incident released by the Evansville Police Department on Tuesday. In one video, officers on the scene crouch in the grassy ditch by the overturned Cadillac, minutes after a U.S. Marshal rammed it, ending both a short police chase and White’s 11-day stint on the run with a murder suspect. The 56-year-old assistant director of corrections shot herself “almost instantaneously” before deputies could reach her, Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding said at a Tuesday press conference. Vicky is unresponsive but “still breathing” in the footage, according to one officer discussing how to get her out. A suggestion to pop the front windshield off is quickly disregarded. “Anybody got a Hooligan?” someone asks, referencing a Halligan bar

Casey White extradited to Florence Alabama #CaseyWhite #VickyWhite #SheriffRickSingleton #Captured Escaped inmate Casey White is now back in Alabama. The capital murder suspect and former fugitive was appearing in a special court hearing. Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said a judge was placed on standby for White’s arraignment Tuesday night. As he entered the courthouse, reporters asked Casey White if he loved Vicky White, the late corrections officer accused of aiding his escape, but he did not answer. Once the hearing ends, Singleton said, White will then be taken to the Alabama Department of Correction, not the county jail investigators say he escaped from on April 29 with help from Vicky White. White was transported to Florence, Alabama, from Evansville, Indiana, where he was captured Monday after a rollover crash. Investigators found the couple carrying $29,000 in cash, four handguns and an AR-15 rifle. They were prepared for a shootout when they were captured, according to Vanderburgh C

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Casey and Vicky white apprehended #CaseyWhite #VickyWhite #EvansvilleIndiana #SUV #LauderdaleAlabama Vicky White was assistant director of corrections at the Lauderdale County Detention Center when she disappeared Friday, April 29, with Casey Cole White, an inmate accused of capital murder. In the weeks leading up to the disappearance, Vicky White had sold her home, told coworkers she was retiring and mentioned plans of going to the beach. On April 29, she told them she would be transporting Casey White alone to the courthouse. Hours later, they were both reported missing. The transport vehicle was found later the same day in Florence, but it would be days more before any sign of the fugitives was found. Warrants were issued for each of them — Casey White for escape, and Vicky White for aiding the escape. Up to $15,000 was offered for information that led to Casey White's arrest and up to $10,000 for information that led to Vicky White's arrest. They were eventually found May 9 in Evansville, Indiana, a

Mark and Angel seem to have found their stride on this episode. They start discussing breaking news. The capture of escaped inmate Casey White and former Alabama Correction Officer Vicky White by the U.S. Marshals. Mark and Angel agree that the two played it wrong. The best thing to do was to "hide out until the coast is clear" because murderer Casey White was a giant at 6'9" and would stick out anywhere in public. Mark and Angel discuss the tragic story of an NYPD cop Sean Armstead who trailed his wife and lover to a La Quinta Hotel in Wallkill NY. The love triangle turned deadly with the Housing cop killing his wife's 20 year old lover and then turning the gun on himself. NYC Mayor Eric Adams attends the famous Met Gala in a artist designed costume. A stolen construction company truck leads to the death of a Guyanese mother on mothers day. Mark and Angel have a lot of news stories to cover this week. Its a fast paced, interesting and really funny episode. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.c

Security camera footage at a business in Evansville, Indiana, shows a man who investigators believe may be Casey White, one of two people involved in a national manhunt out of Alabama. The security camera footage seen here was shared with us/captured at Weinbach Car Wash, which is just off of S. Weinbach Avenue in Evansville. We broke the news earlier that officials with the US Marshals Service were investigating in Evansville after a stolen vehicle was found that may have been connected to Casey White and former Alabama corrections officer Vicky White. The investigation began after a vehicle that was stolen in Tennessee was discovered in Evansville. Investigators believe that vehicle may be connected to the investigation surrounding Vicky and Casey. Our crews were at the local carwash as the US Marshals arrived. Due to the sensitivity of the investigation, the amount of information we've been able to share has been limited. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Lauderdale County Alabama escaped Fugitive search As the search continues for a missing former Alabama corrections officer and an inmate charged with murder, authorities remain in the dark on where the pair may have gone after the SUV they used after leaving the jail turned up little new information in the case. The 2007 Ford SUV officials believe Vicky White, 56, and inmate Casey White, 38, were traveling in during their escape from the Lauderdale County Detention Center in Alabama more than a week ago was located in a Tennessee tow lot, Sheriff Rick Singleton said Friday during a news conference.Why manhunts like the one for Vicky White and Casey White fascinate us "The car was cleaned out," the sheriff told CNN Saturday. "There wasn't anything left in the vehicle. They apparently took everything they had with them." The corrections officer, who is now no longer employed by the sheriff's office, left with the inmate from the jail on the morning of April 29, saying she would take him to the courthouse for a

Car linked to escaped inmate corrections officer found in Tennessee The car linked to escaped Florence, Alabama, inmate Casey White and jail employee Vicky White was ditched in Williamson County, Tennessee, just hours after the jail break, the Williamson County Sheriff's Office said. Authorities first spotted the car around 3 p.m. CT on April 29 -- hours after the escape -- and it wasn't until Thursday night that the car was connected to the Whites, sheriff's office spokeswoman Sharon Puckett told ABC News. There's no sign that murder suspect Casey White, 38, and Lauderdale County Assistant Director of Corrections Vicky White, 56, are still in the area of Williamson County, which is about a two-hour drive north of Florence, the sheriff's office added. Authorities with the U.S. Marshals Service searched the area Friday morning but found nothing to indicate that the pair was still in Williamson County, Puckett said. "We don't believe they're anywhere near us," she said. Lauderdale County assistant director

Search for escaped Lauderdale county inmate continues, #CaseyWhite #VickyWhite #FugitiveEnforcement In their search for a missing former corrections official and an inmate facing murder charges, authorities announced a key discovery Friday: they located the car they previously believed the pair was traveling in. The car had been in a Tennessee tow lot for about a week, after local officials found it abandoned in the woods and without any identifying information last Friday -- the same day the pair went missing -- and had it towed. It means the two drove roughly two hours north to Williamson County, Tennessee, after disappearing from a county jail in Florence, Alabama, Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said during a Friday news conference. Why manhunts like the one for Vicky White and Casey White fascinate us Why manhunts like the one for Vicky White and Casey White fascinate us But authorities know little about what came after that. "We know now where the car is, we know what direction they went," th

Casey white case update vehicle recovered.#CaseyWhite #VickyWhite #Fugitive #FBI #FordSUV #NYPD The escape vehicle used by Vicky White and Casey White, the missing former Alabama corrections officer and inmate, was found in Tennessee -- and authorities are trying to determine whether the pair may now have another car. The orange 2007 Ford Edge SUV was in a tow lot in Williamson County, Tennessee, about two hours north of Florence, Alabama, where the fugitive investigation began, the US Marshals Service said Friday. It was taken there last Friday, when Williamson County Sheriff's Office authorities responded to an abandoned vehicle and found the car locked, with no tags and no identifying information, sheriff's office spokesperson Sharon Puckett told CNN. The tow truck driver who picked up the Ford vehicle remembered it when he saw a local TV story this week about the missing officer and inmate and alerted his boss, who contact Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Alabama officer escaped inmate had 2-year relationship #VickyWhite #CaseyWhite #Inmate #Fugitive The Alabama jail correction officer who disappeared with a capital murder suspect had phoned the inmate numerous times in prison and had been in a “special relationship” with him for nearly two years before the pair vanished, The Post has learned. Vicky White and inmate Casey Cole White – who apparently fled together on Friday – have been linked since late 2020 when he was brought to the jail guard’s jurisdiction on murder charges, Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton told The Post in an interview Wednesday. At the time, Casey had been serving a 75-year sentence at the William E. Donaldson Correctional Facility in Jefferson County for a 2015 crime spree but on August 3, 2020, he was brought to Lauderdale County for questioning after he wrote a letter confessing to a murder, according to Singleton and District Attorney Chris Connolly. It was at that time Singleton believes Casey and Vicky first met and st