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2 arrests made in breakthrough for Louvre heist investigation
NBC News· 2025-10-26 20:17
Crime Investigation - Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the Louvre Museum jewel heist [1] - The suspects are being held and interrogated at the police headquarters in northwest Paris [1] - One suspect was apprehended at Charles de Gaulle airport while attempting to leave the country [1] - Both suspects are known criminals with prior burglary records [1] - DNA evidence recovered from the scene was used to track down the suspects [1] - At least four individuals were involved in the robbery [2] Legal and Procedural Matters - Under French law, the suspects can be detained for 96 hours without being formally charged, extending to Wednesday evening [2] Missing Jewels - The location of the stolen crown jewels remains unknown [2]
Decades-old cold case solved with DNA from smoothie cup
NBC News· 2025-10-16 11:48
Legal & Crime - A murder case from 1984 in Long Island has been potentially solved using DNA evidence [1] - Robert Bilo is charged with the 1984 rape and murder of 16-year-old Terresa Fusco [1] - The victim, Terresa Fusco, was last seen leaving Hotkates roller rink [1] - Fusco's body was discovered in a wooded area days after she disappeared [1] - Investigators identified Bilo as a suspect based on new leads from last year [1] - Bilo pleaded not guilty to the charges [2] - DNA evidence was collected from a cup Bilo discarded at a smoothie shop [2]
Cold case solved after 41 years using DNA collected from smoothie cup
NBC News· 2025-10-16 00:45
DNA on this smoothie cup broke a murder case that has haunted Long Island for decades. >> Teresa's life was violently stolen from her more than 40 years ago. But the past is never forgotten, and my office never gives up on a victim.>> Why'd you kill her. >> Tonight, prosecutors say they have 16-year-old Terresa Fusco's killer in custody. Robert Bilo is charged with the 1984 rape and murder.Fusco was last seen clocking out for the night at the Hotkates roller rink. Her body found days later dumped in a woode ...
What we know so far about the Charlie Kirk shooting investigation
MSNBC· 2025-09-15 17:27
Investigation Focus - The investigation will focus on the suspect's online activity and consumption to understand the factors leading to the alleged crime [2] - Authorities are seeking access to the suspect's iCloud data to reveal long-term history, communications, searches, and writings [3] - DNA evidence from the towel wrapped around the firearm and a screwdriver found at the scene positively matches the suspect [6] - The roommate's account is important due to potential communication about the weapon and its hiding place [8] Suspect Profile - The suspect is described as a "squeaky clean" individual with no prior criminal record, making the alleged actions difficult to reconcile [18][21] - A classmate described the suspect as a high-achieving, quiet student, potentially destined for executive or CEO roles [20] - The suspect's roommate was reportedly stunned and unaware of any plans or capabilities for such an attack [21] Societal Impact & Concerns - There are concerns that this incident could be a "watershed moment," potentially leading to increased vulnerability for public figures who share opinions [14][16] - The governor believes social media played a direct role in the suspect's radicalization and the assassination [25] - The incident raises concerns about copycat attacks and targeting "soft targets" like public figures outside the political arena [16] - The governor mentioned the suspect was deeply involved in "deep dark internet" and "Reddit culture" [25]
New details and video show how investigators tracked down Devil’s Den murder suspect
NBC News· 2025-08-02 02:15
The 28-year-old grade school teacher turned murder suspect Andrew James Mcan is behind bars in Arkansas tonight after he was formerally charged with two counts of murder accused of the stabbing deaths of Clinton and Kristen Brink at Devil's Den State Park. >> I've got two two bodies down here. >> It comes as we're learning new details about his capture, including the importance of this black Kia Stinger and how it led authorities to follow Man right through the doors of a barber shop.witness saw a man with ...
Prosecution outlines timeline of University of Idaho murders during plea hearing
NBC News· 2025-07-02 18:45
Crime Scene and Evidence - The defendant allegedly entered the residence through the kitchen sliding door and killed Madison Mogen and Caitlyn Gonzalez with a knife on the third floor [1] - A KBAR knife sheath with single source male DNA was found next to Madison Mogen's body [1][2] - Zana Kenodal and Ethan Chapen were also killed with a large knife, each suffering multiple wounds [4] - A roommate saw the defendant dressed in black leaving the house through the kitchen sliding door [6] - No evidence of sexual assault was found on any of the victims [5] Defendant's Actions and Movements - The defendant's car was seen leaving the area at a high rate of speed approximately 15 minutes after the roommate saw him [6] - The defendant drove south of Moscow on back roads to avoid surveillance cameras [7] - The defendant's phone was located south of Moscow and then tracked heading back north towards Pullman, Washington [8] - The defendant's phone returned to the area of King Road for about 10 minutes around 9:00 AM [9][10] - The defendant searched for a KBAR knife and sheath and attempted to delete or alter his purchase history on Amazon [12] - The defendant changed his car registration from Pennsylvania to Washington [13] Investigation and Arrest - DNA from trash pulled from the defendant's parents' residence in Pennsylvania matched the DNA found on the knife sheath [15][16] - The defendant's car was meticulously cleaned inside [18][19] - The defendant had studied crime and crime scene processing [20]
BREAKING: Suspect in University of Idaho murders appears ready to accept plea deal
NBC News· 2025-06-30 23:54
Case Summary - Brian Cobberger is accused of the 2022 killings of four University of Idaho students [1] - A possible plea deal is being considered, potentially removing the death penalty [2] - The resolution is unexpected by at least one victim's family [3] Evidence - DNA evidence found at the scene is said to match Cobberger [5] - A knife sheath was found at the scene [5] - A car seen at the crime scene was traced back to Cobberger [5][10] Legal Proceedings - Jury selection was scheduled for August 4th, and the trial for August 18th [6] - The defense attempted to delay or move the case, but the judge denied these attempts [8] - The judge rejected the defense's attempt to introduce other suspects due to lack of evidence [9] Investigation - Authorities traced DNA back to Pennsylvania within a month of the murders [7] - The FBI tracked Cobberger and his father for four days before arresting him in Pennsylvania [11] - A white Hyundai Elantra was a key piece of evidence in tracing Cobberger [9][10]