Crime Stories with Nancy Grace - Woman Out for Her Morning Walk Brutally Attacked and Killed|Crime Alert Recap Sunday 09.29.24

Episode Date: September 29, 2024

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You're listening to an iHeart Podcast. Crime Alert, hourly update, breaking crime news now. I'm Nicole Parton. 63-year-old Stacey Domingo went out for her usual morning walk in San Antonio at a popular park trail. After she never returned, her family made a police report and the police began searching the area for the missing mother. On Monday, police found Stacey's body in a wooded area of the Salado Creek Greenway Trail. In a statement released by Bexar County Sheriff's Office, the Bexar County Medical Examiner has confirmed that Stacey was a victim of an apparent homicide. According to the autopsy report, she died of blunt force penetrating trauma to the head.

Prior to leaving the scene, deputies made contact with a male later identified as Marco Flores. This according to People.com. Flores provided detectives some information regarding the victim, but those details have not been released to the public. Police say the suspect spoke for a few moments and then ran. Deputies were able to overcome him. He was taken to the public. Police say the suspect spoke for a few moments and then ran. Deputies were able to overcome him. He was taken to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office for questioning. Myesha Dominga, Stacey's daughter, spoke about her mother, describing her as a loving, caring individual, a supervisor at a cardiopulmonary rehab center. Stacey loved helping others. No, I'm so grateful I have the mom I have and she has been taken from us, but I still had almost 30 years with that where some people don't

even know that experience. Our person is gone. Like whatever happens with that, like it'll resolve itself. That's just what we believe. I love my mom. I miss her so much. And I'll think about her every day for the rest of my life. Police say Stacey was a common visitor of the park. Park rangers knew her well as she frequented those trails. Police were able to locate her body based on the pings of her cell phone. They believe the suspect killed her coming out of the woods to overpower her. Flores is being held without bond. I'm Jennifer Gould. A small town in Iowa is rocked by tragedy after the discovery of a teenage girl's body and the suspect allegedly covered in her blood. Michelle Luna Jackson, a vibrant and beloved 17-year-old, was reported missing by her family.

Her body was found the following day near a farm field in Calhoun County. Nick Dunbar is a deputy in nearby Webster County and helped in the search. He spoke to KCCI 8 News. Unfortunately, again, we had a sad outcome, one that we never wish on anybody. The suspected killer Nathaniel Bevers-McGivney was taken into custody after being seen by Jackson's mother and sister covered in blood and in possession of the teen's scooter. The criminal complaint alleges that Bevers-McGivney deliberately cut Jackson's throat with a knife to kill her. Then he attempted to conceal

the crime by hiding her body. Authorities believe the 21-year-old may have been planning the attack for some time. As witnesses report, he was seen near the location where Jackson's body was found on multiple occasions in the days leading up to the murder, witnesses also reported seeing Jackson and Bevers McGivney together on the very day of the murder, walking near the park where Jackson's body was later found. Bevers McGivney was arrested shortly afterwards, and when questioned by police, he refused to answer any, including questions about the blood on his clothes, and he requested a lawyer. Bevers McGivney has a history of minor offenses, but no prior violent crimes, according to authorities. Jackson was a junior at Southeast Valley High School, where she was known for her infectious laughter, kind heart, and her love of music. Friends and family described her as a bright light and a joyful young woman.

Her obituary noted her love for Minecraft, virtual conversations and outdoor activities, especially swinging at the local park. Fevers McKivney is currently facing charges of first degree murder and abuse of a corpse. He's being held in the Carroll County Jail. He is set to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on October 4th. The motive for the murder remains unclear. The investigation is ongoing. I'm Drew Nelson. A Florida man is in custody after allegedly using his truck to kill the mother of his child and injure another man during a heated argument in Pompano Beach witnessed by the mother's 10-year-old daughter. It started when 32-year-old Edwin Amaya and Brenda Hernandez Amaya, age 29, began arguing over their two-year-old son.

The argument took place near an apartment complex where Hernandez Amaya was with her family, including her 10-year-old daughter who talked to WTVJ. I couldn't cry, couldn't talk. I went downstairs like running, running. Witnesses reported that Amaya, who was allegedly intoxicated, grew increasingly agitated. Omar Munguia Henrique, Hernandez Amaya's ex-husband and the father of her two older children, was also at the scene. He later told authorities that Amaya had threatened to retrieve a gun from his truck and shoot everyone. According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, it escalated quickly when Amaya got into his white Ford F-250, shifted into drive, and aimed the vehicle at Hernandez Amaya. Amaya allegedly hit her, pinning her against another vehicle. Witnesses report

seeing Hernandez Amaya fall to the ground before Amaya backed up again, dragging her under the truck's wheels. Broward County Sheriff's deputies and Pompano Beach Fire Rescue responded to the scene shortly after receiving the call from several witnesses. Hernandez Amaya was severely injured, quickly transported to Broward Health North, but she died there. Munguia Henrique, who had tried to stop Amaya by grabbing onto his truck, was also injured in the incident. He was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and later released from the hospital. After the attack, Amaya fled the scene on foot. Deputies quickly tracked him down about a half mile away. He was taken into custody without incident and later booked into the Broward County Main Jail. Amaya now faces charges of premeditated murder and is being held without

bond. Munguia Henrique provided more details about the argument that led to the tragedy. He says Amaya had arrived at the apartment intoxicated, demanding to take their son with him. Amaya's actions were captured on cell phone video. The video shows Amaya driving the truck into Hernandez Amaya and then crashing into other vehicles as he fled the scene. The family is now working to raise funds to send Hernandez Amaya's body back to Honduras for burial. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help cover funeral costs and support her three children. For the latest crime and justice news, follow the Crime Alert hourly update on your favorite podcast app. With this Crime Alert, I'm Drew Nelson.

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