Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, she gave her father forty-one. This childhood rhyme was based off a real-life murder that was turned into a great movie, The Legend of Lizzie Borden. So great that when one fan, James Cushing, finds an axe, he thinks it is destiny to follow Elizabeth Montgomery’s portrayal and become Lizzie. Walking the streets of a Seattle suburb at night, no one is safe as he searches for the perfect victim.

The film, Casino, takes us back to a time when Las Vegas was still the “wild west” and the mob ran everything. Living near sin city, Matt Baker watches the movie over and over again, trying to mimic the gangsters. He forms a small clique of other high school students known as “The Crew”, a group of rebellious teens who start their own drug enterprise. But when one member, Jared Whaley, decides he no longer wants to sell, Matt feels betrayed. That’s when he remembers a famous line in the movie, “a lot of holes in the desert and a lot of problems are buried in those holes.”

Deputy Coburn stops and questions a half-dressed man in a motel parking lot with clothes and baggage lying on the floor, in a car with an expired registration and virtually everywhere. Once determined that this person was on searchable probation for a prior felony, Deputy Coburn does a search and finds drugs, processing equipment for Hashish and pepper spray, which is a violation of his probation. After arresting the ex-felon and while transporting the probation violator in another Deputy’s vehicle, Deputy Coburn gets a radio call that a green vehicle just pulled into the same motel parking lot, also with an expired registration and three occupants. He commences to do a search on their vehicle and finds heroin, a gun, Methamphetamine and various drug paraphernalia as well and ends up arresting three more people. Deputy Shelton responds to a call from a lady who allowed a homeless person she found sleeping on her doorstep to stay in her apartment. Sometimes no good deed goes unpunished and the homeless lady trashes her house while she’s away.

Deputy Gray comes across 2 people sleeping in a car in a high school parking lot when school is closed. The Deputy learns the male is on searchable probation and begins to search the car. The female admits to having Methamphetamine in the car. Deputy Sherry on Lake Tahoe Boat Patrol comes across two women exhausted and floundering on the lake as they fell out of their kayaks and…they had no life vests on. If the Sheriff was not on patrol close by, it is probable that these two tourists could have drowned in the cold Lake Tahoe water. Deputy Stockeland goes to assist another Deputy who has three Hispanic adults who are allegedly drunk in public and who have been harassing 15 year old girls.

Mary Kay Letourneau was an elementary schoolteacher who pled guilty in 1997 to the rape of a child, 12 year-old Vili Fualaau, who’d been her sixth-grade student. Mary Kay was ultimately imprisoned from 1998 to 2004. Soon after her release, Letourneau and Fualaau were married in May 2005….But a lot happened between their wedding day and when Mary Kay lost her short battle with colon Cancer in July 2020. She and Vili had separated and they each began on-line dating. Vili was a DJ at night and worked at Home Depot during the day while Mary Kay was a legal secretary. Although the two were no longer together, they managed to successfully co-parent their 2 teenaged girls. Since her Cancer diagnosis in January, friends say that Mary Kay made amends with her estranged first husband Steve and her 4 children and that Vili never left her side. People Magazine’s Steve Helling, who has reported on the couple for 15 years, and Ann Bremner, Mary Kay’s best friend, give viewers personal insight into the lives of the notorious couple during Mary Kay’s last days on earth.

After Amy Fisher was arrested for shooting Mary Jo Buttafuoco, she told authorities that the shooting was an accident. But two men named Steven Sleeman and Chris Drellos came forward, claiming that she’d approached them months before the shooting to ask them to help her kill Mary Jo. Amy Fisher and Steve Sleeman went to the Buttafuoco home on Nov. 1, 1991, with the intention that he would shoot Mary Jo Buttafuoco. Steve never fired because he couldn’t get a clear shot and Amy Fisher became irate. Steve recently admitted that he actually went back by himself to the Buttafuocos’ a few weeks later to try again. Through the window he could see that Mary Joe was home alone and shot into their home with a long-scope .22 hunting rifle. He panicked and drove off, not knowing if he had killed her. Up until 2018, Mary Jo thought the shot had come from some mischievous neighborhood children.

Nye County, NV officers pursue a dirt bike doing wheelies while officers in Daytona Beach, FL are called to investigate a possible home invasion. Berkeley County, SC officers respond to a very belligerent person at a bar and Toledo, OH officers respond to a disturbance.

Berkeley County, SC officers discover guns at an underage party while officers in Daytona Beach, FL are called to a large altercation at a movie theater. Fullerton, CA officers respond to a report of a home invasion in progress and officers in Nye County, NV respond to a multi-vehicle accident.

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