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Identifiers to their bitcoin, basically making off with millions. they also say when they tried to arrest the couple, the couple claimed to be going into grab and save their cat, but wound up locking their phone and underneath the bed, authorities say they found a bag that was marked burner phones, a $40,000 stash worth of cash. it just goes on and on. no wonder netflix is taking an interest. its one of the wildest stories ive heard. >> sorry for laughing, but a bag marked burner phone? >> its t...

Us now. shawn, this is an interesting couple, not necessarily because of the rap there, but what the feds are saying about their scheme. >> reporter: the rap video, people will say what they will about it, but there was an alleged crime that took place here. there was a hack of a cryptocurrency exchange in 2016, and about $4.5 billion of cryptocurrency was attempted to be launder bided by this couple. there were a lot of people who had some of their money taken, and the fbi are trying to trace w...

Media. they cant be looking at billions of postings and determining whats a violent rap video and whats a kid who is determined to do something in a high school. the feds cant be doing that unless they are spying on every american. even if they wanted to, they couldnt. the question here has to do with the parents. the parents have a responsibility to say, if you knew the child was troubled, why did you bring the weapon into the household and why didnt you secure it? this is not about the feds. i...

Or at least, a man with the same name and birth date as darrell brooks. he also appears to have been an aspiring rap artist and had posted on his twitter feed a rap video which included what looks like an image of the red sports utility vehicle used in the hit—and—run. we still dont know what the motive was, although us media suggest it may have been linked to a previous altercation with a knife. but the victims were elderly, children, ten of them are still in critical care. here on main str...

Are. and the crackdown has intensified in cuba. so this is a moment in time that i think that the american people need to understand that this is not just about food shortages in cuba or about covid vaccine shortages, which is maybe the narrative that the biden administration might push. it is truly about freedom. it is about liberty, the homeland, and life. what you are seeing is an outpouring of these young out there of what other people were doing in different regions that prompted this to ha...

An answer for his racist banter? the text are explosive. sorry, martha. thanks again for doing the show. hunter biden is back in this time he is slurring the dozen from boozing it up. at londons daily mail said the text from the abandoned laptop, he uses the n-word multiple times. the language, the drugs, the strippers, he asked like hes in a rap video. except n.w.a. stands for no whites arrested. hannah december 2018 exchange with his lawyer he he happens to be white, hunter allegedly wrote "ho...

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>> reporter: 76-year-old john kapoor is the founder of insys therapeutics, which prosecutors said aggressively marketed subsys, a potent opioid painkiller which was f.d.a. approved only for breakthrough cancer pain. according to the f.d.a., more than 8,000 people died from the drug, including 32-year-old sarah fuller, says her mother, deb fuller. >> they all got away with murder. thats exactly what they did. because its more than sarah that died from this. >> reporter: last year, kapoor and five...

Today. this a more committed crowd than the one that we saw earlier, but the protest leaders now urging people to go home. the police have been largely absent, hands off for most of the day. this was a show of strength for protesters as well as a key measure of public support for this movement that started out of opposition to the extradition bill and is now about a wider set of concerns about hong kongs autonomy and what people see as chinas tightening grip. china continues to be strident in it...

The paper but how about an honest tourist guide for hollywood. ♪ >> go to hollywood for the land where shallow people seek validation. go see a movie, they suck. you can stroll down the historic walk of fame or dodging hustlers, and vagrants with stab you in the eye for a quarter. get assaulted by harvey weinstein. desperate parents of child actors who sell their kids soul for a part in a rap video.