Veronica Mazzecca
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30 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Yeah, exactly. So Woltz and DuPlessis allegedly demanded that the victim give them his Bitcoin password. And when the victim refused, the police said that that's when the torture began. This man managed to escape. Yeah. Against all odds, according to law enforcement, the victim told Waltz that he would finally give up his Bitcoin password.
And then when Waltz went to go get the victim's laptop, he saw an opportunity to flee and flag down a nearby officer for help.
So we're still in the prosecution phase of the trial. At this point, the jury is pretty familiar with the details of the crime. They've seen photos of the crime scene and surveillance video of the masked man. Prosecutors say, is Serafini walking down the driveway towards the home?
Yeah. So a friend of the family actually testified that they believed that the man in the video walked just like Serafini. But Serafini's older brother said that the person in the video was not similar to his brother.
Yeah. So Serafini's older brother said that they had joked several times about killing his in-laws, but he insisted it was just a joke. Serafini's old boss had a disturbing story to share. He testified that he had overheard Serafini arguing on the phone with somebody.
And when the call ended, he said Serafini threw his phone at the dashboard and said, quote, I want to kill my mother effing in-laws. And this was about three months before the shooting. And a young bartender who once worked at Serafini's bar told the prosecutor that she was scared to testify as she looked at him sitting at the defendant's table.
So she's the big witness that everyone is waiting to hear from. Right now, court is in recess until next week. So we'll be keeping an eye out for when she takes the stand. OK.
Yes. So Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting on the set of the movie Rust. She was the one responsible for firearms used on set. And what happened was actor Alec Baldwin was holding a prop revolver, but it ended up firing a live round, killing cinematographer Helena Hutchins in 2021.
No, she did not serve her full sentence. A spokesperson for the New Mexico Corrections Department said Gutierrez-Reed was only required to serve 85 percent of her sentence because she wasn't convicted of a, quote, serious violent offense per New Mexico law. That and she had credits for things like time served and good behavior. Do we know what is next for her?
Legally speaking, she was released in Arizona with dual supervision under probation and parole authorities. According to the New Mexico Corrections Department, she will be on parole in the manslaughter case for a year. Okay. Thank you, Veronica, for all these updates. Of course. Thank you. Thank you.
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