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s37e59
10 years ago
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s37e58
10 years ago
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ABC 20/20‘s David Muir got the chance to speak with Pope Francis up close and personal during his visit to the Vatican. This special edition will consist of a meeting with a live audience that will include people from Texas, Los Angeles, and Chicago, according to ABC News. The event will also be witnessed globally in what many are calling a virtual audience, since it marks the first time that the Pope has held such a meeting in order to connect with online audiences all over the world.
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s37e57
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
The trail of workplace rage that appears in part to have led a Virginia news reporter to shoot two colleagues today on live television is meticulously -– even hauntingly -– laid out in a long series of memos filed as part of Vester Lee Flanagan’s lawsuit against his onetime employer, WDBJ. The 167-page file from Roanoke City General District Court documents a series of alleged issues with his former employer -- for whom the victims, Alison Parker and Adam Ward, also worked -- according to memos written to and about Flanagan by station management. On May 31, 2012 included in the documents, Flanagan’s news director at the time cited the reporter -– who used the professional name Bryce Williams -– for cursing at his cameraman and berating him in front of an interview subject, the documents say.
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s37e56
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Why This Woman Fell in Love With a Convicted Killer on Death Row; Woman on Mission to Prove Her Husband Didn't Kill 3 Women; Man on Death Row For 3 Murders Insists He's an Innocent Man
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s37e55
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
As the sun rose across the sweeping savannas of Hwange National Park in Hwange, Zimbabwe, on July 1, Minnesota dentist Dr. Walter Palmer was just arriving in the country. Palmer had allegedly paid veteran safari guide Theo Bronkhorst at least $50,000 to help him bag a big lion in Zimbabwe. Palmer once boasted of having hunted big game around the world, including moose, deer, buffalo, mountain lions and even a polar bear, according to the New York Times. By the next day, Palmer killed 13-year-old Cecil, one of the world’s most famous lions and the biggest dominant male black-maned lion in Hwange National Park. Cecil the Lion: New Details Emerge Into the Moments Before He Was Shot by American Dentist Who Admitted Killing Cecil the Lion Sends Patients Letter About Incident. “I think [Palmer] came here,” Brent Stapelkamp, one of the lion researchers who had tracked Cecil with a GPS collar since 2008 as part of an Oxford University lion study, told ABC News’ “20/20.”
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s37e54
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
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s37e53
10 years ago
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s37e52
10 years ago
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When convicted murderers Matt, 48, and Sweat, 34, escaped from the maximum security on June 6, it launched a nationwide manhunt. When they escaped, Guess deployed a massive force involving more than 1,600 members of law enforcement from 11 different agencies all over the country for searches on the ground and in the air. The Titus Mountain Family Ski Center in New York was turned into a police command center. Their search zone just surrounding the prison spanned over “hundreds of square miles,” Guess said. The area around Dannemora, New York, where the Clinton Correctional Facility is located, is unforgiving terrain, with the Adirondack wilderness full of dark woods, deep ravines and high mountains.
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s37e51
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
On Friday, 20/20 goes inside the stranger than fiction story that prompted unkind comparisons to the movie “Gone Girl”, a bizarre abduction plot even more riveting than the Hollywood movie. When Vallejo, California resident Aaron Quinn reported that kidnappers broke into his home, abducted his girlfriend Denise Huskins, and demanded a ransom, their story garnered national attention. The couple was initially accused by some investigators of staging the whole thing and Vallejo police eventually dismissed the case as an elaborate hoax after Huskins reappeared reportedly unharmed. Now, just this week, in a shocking twist, police have arrested Matthew Mueller, a disbarred Harvard-educated lawyer and US marine veteran who is now being linked to a crime with similarities in Dublin, California. But even more peculiar and disturbing details are emerging, the lingering question of whether he may have not acted alone and the FBI arrest warrant released with astonishing details surrounding the crime- the “wet suit” they say was worn by the suspect while he allegedly terrorized his victims - threatening to drug them with NyQuil, electric shock them and force them into a closet while he wore swim goggles. Then, there are the allegedly incriminating items police found in Mueller’s car and storage locker including women’s make-up, black duct tape, pliers, drones and a video camera. As more bizarre twists and turns emerge in the headlines every day, is this a widespread kidnapping ring? Are there more victims still out there who have not come forward?
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s37e50
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
What It Was Like to Grow Up With Dad Who Was 'Happy Face Killer'; Melissa Moore Recalls Learning Dad Was 'Happy Face Killer'; Daughter of 'Happy Face Killer' Meets Sister of Dad's Victim.
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s37e49
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Inside San Francisco's Bike Theft Epidemic; Woman Steals Guitar to Buy Food and Drugs; Honest Strangers Help Return Forgotten Tablet
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s37e48
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
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s37e47
10 years ago
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For over a decade, a father keeps his seven children locked up in a small New York apartment.
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s37e46
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
The Savopoulos D.C. mansion home invasion will be the focus of this ABC’s 20/20 episode. The episode, entitled “Mystery in the Mansion,” will detail the events leading up to the arson and murder of four people in a mansion located in the Northeast section of Washington D.C
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s37e45
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Kentucky Woman Shayna Hubers on Trial in Boyfriend’s Murder. Kentucky Detective Reenacts Moment He Found Ryan Poston's Dead Body. Kentucky Woman Shayna Hubers Seen Laughing After Boyfriend's Shooting Death. Video and 911 audio played in a Kentucky courtroom Tuesday featured Shayna Hubers describing the moment she fatally shot her boyfriend. Hubers, now 24, is accused of one count of murder in the October 2012 shooting death of her boyfriend, attorney Ryan Poston. She shot Poston six times. Prosecutors allege that she shot Poston out of anger after he tried to break up with her. Hubers has pleaded not guilty, saying Poston, a 29-year-old lawyer, was frequently violent, and that she shot him in self-defense.
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s37e44
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Psychic Sets Trap to Con Oregon Timber Millionaire; Psychic Used Teen Daughter to Scam Timber Millionaire; Psychic Con Victim Forgives Those Who Stole Nearly $15M From Him
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s37e43
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Worker's Compensation Fraudsters Caught Faking Injuries; Woman Discovers House Was Stolen in Real Estate Rip-Off; Police Nab Wedding Crasher Who Stole Gifts, Cash
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s37e42
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Undercover Agents Go on the Hunt for Counterfeit Drugs; Stores Advertising Cheaper Drugs From Canada Are Put to the Test; How Counterfeit Items Could Be Putting You and Your Family at Risk.
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s37e41
10 years ago
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Former FLDS Follower Describes Tense Standoff With FLDS Members Over Her Kids. When a throng of praying, hymn-singing polygamous women of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints confronted Sabrina Broadbent while she was getting her four children out of the church-dominated community, she tried to stay as calm as possible. “I knew my kids were watching,” she told “20/20.” “They needed to see me have courage. … I did not want them to see me cry.”
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s37e40
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
What 'American Sniper' Chris Kyle Was Like as Husband, Father; Taya Kyle Returns to Where 'American Sniper' Chris Kyle Died; ABC News' John Quinones: Lessons from 'What Would You Do?'
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s37e39
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Barbara Walters Special- Interview with Bruce Jenner
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s37e38
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
A woman accused of poisoning her second husband with antifreeze and attempting to kill her daughter.
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s37e37
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
Shelby Wilkie disappeared in January of 2012. According to her husband, she was last seen at their Moody Street home. He told law enforcement officials that his wife suffered from problems related to postpartum depression.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2018365/shelby-wilkie-michael-wilkie-hendersonville-north-carolina-murder-abc-2020-episode-tv-show/#heAbsZUGHiVPTdJg.99
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s37e36
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
How Interface Played on the Dreams of Parents and Children; Woman Lied About Having Emotional Illness So She Could Fly With Dog; High-Tech Repo Man Uses Drone, Gadgets to Catch Debtors
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s37e35
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
How Interface Played on the Dreams of Parents and Children; Woman Lied About Having Emotional Illness So She Could Fly With Dog; High-Tech Repo Man Uses Drone, Gadgets to Catch Debtors
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s37e34
10 years ago
02:00- 03:00
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