Brad Milkey

Yeah. Mary Ellen, thank you so much for the time.

Now let's check in on the other big true crime stories of the week. First up, this week in Paris, one of the most anticipated trials of the year got underway. The alleged robbery, abduction and kidnapping of reality TV star Kim Kardashian back in 2016. You might remember this case. According to police, Kardashian was gagged, tied up and robbed at gunpoint of jewelry worth nearly $9 million.

Now let's check in on the other big true crime stories of the week. First up, this week in Paris, one of the most anticipated trials of the year got underway. The alleged robbery, abduction and kidnapping of reality TV star Kim Kardashian back in 2016. You might remember this case. According to police, Kardashian was gagged, tied up and robbed at gunpoint of jewelry worth nearly $9 million.

Two defendants have partially confessed to the crime. Some of the other defendants are suspected of providing information about Kardashian's presence in that apartment. Others are accused of playing a role in the resale of the jewelry. These suspects, by the way, were nicknamed the Grandpa Robbers by the French media because they're in their 60s and 70s,

Two defendants have partially confessed to the crime. Some of the other defendants are suspected of providing information about Kardashian's presence in that apartment. Others are accused of playing a role in the resale of the jewelry. These suspects, by the way, were nicknamed the Grandpa Robbers by the French media because they're in their 60s and 70s,

And this week, we learned from defense attorneys that one of the suspects died earlier this year. His cause of death remains unknown. Kardashian, by the way, is expected to testify in person at this trial, which is scheduled to go through late May. Next up, a new development in the Sean Combs case.

And this week, we learned from defense attorneys that one of the suspects died earlier this year. His cause of death remains unknown. Kardashian, by the way, is expected to testify in person at this trial, which is scheduled to go through late May. Next up, a new development in the Sean Combs case.

A federal judge in New York decided that the Cassie video will be admissible in the upcoming sex trafficking and racketeering trial. You might remember this from our own Brian Buckmeyer describing it last week. The video shows Combs kicking and dragging his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in an LA hotel in 2016. The defense argued that the video, which was first obtained by CNN, was manipulated.

A federal judge in New York decided that the Cassie video will be admissible in the upcoming sex trafficking and racketeering trial. You might remember this from our own Brian Buckmeyer describing it last week. The video shows Combs kicking and dragging his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in an LA hotel in 2016. The defense argued that the video, which was first obtained by CNN, was manipulated.

CNN denies this. Combs has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Lastly, a Missouri firefighter and paramedic was allegedly stabbed to death on his way to the hospital. According to Kansas City officials, Graham Hoffman was stabbed in the chest by a patient he was transporting during an otherwise routine medical call. Hoffman had been with the Kansas City Fire Department since 2022.

CNN denies this. Combs has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Lastly, a Missouri firefighter and paramedic was allegedly stabbed to death on his way to the hospital. According to Kansas City officials, Graham Hoffman was stabbed in the chest by a patient he was transporting during an otherwise routine medical call. Hoffman had been with the Kansas City Fire Department since 2022.

Officials say the suspect is in custody, but haven't provided further details. All right, that will do it for this week's episode of The Crime Scene. Thank you so much for being with us. The Crime Scene Weekly is a production of ABC Audio, produced by Nora Ritchie. Our supervising producer is Susie Liu, mixing by Shane McKeon. Special thanks to Liz Alessi, Tara Gimbel, and Emily Schutz.

Officials say the suspect is in custody, but haven't provided further details. All right, that will do it for this week's episode of The Crime Scene. Thank you so much for being with us. The Crime Scene Weekly is a production of ABC Audio, produced by Nora Ritchie. Our supervising producer is Susie Liu, mixing by Shane McKeon. Special thanks to Liz Alessi, Tara Gimbel, and Emily Schutz.

Josh Kohan is our director of podcast programming. Laura Mayer is our executive producer. I'm Brad Milkey, and I'll see you next week at The Crime Scene.

Josh Kohan is our director of podcast programming. Laura Mayer is our executive producer. I'm Brad Milkey, and I'll see you next week at The Crime Scene.

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The cultural phenomenon The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is back with an all-new season now streaming on Hulu. Where is everyone at? MomTalk has gotten to a really hostile point. Demi's willing to kick Jesse out of the group. I feel like I'm walking into a lion's den. It's going to get messy, for sure.

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Hey, I'm Brad Milkey. You may know me as the host of ABC Audio's daily news podcast, Start Here, but I'd like to add aspiring true crime expert to my resume. And here's how I'm going to make it happen. Every week, I'm going to unpack the biggest true crime story that everyone is talking about.