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Speaker 1: Crime Lord Hourly Update, Breaking Crime News Now, I'm Dave

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Speaker 1: Mack Bryan Coberger's vision of becoming the next Hannibal elector

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Speaker 1: of falling by the wayside, and his time in prison

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Speaker 1: is tougher than he thought it would be.

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Speaker 2: Just months into the first year of the rest of

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Speaker 2: his life behind bars, Puela Surprise nominated reporter Howard Bloom

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Speaker 2: says Coberger is struggling to adjust to his new life,

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Speaker 2: particularly the lack of control experts say characterized him and

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Speaker 2: his crime. Bloom says, Coburger has a self important personality.

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Speaker 2: His ego transcends everything else. He was training to be

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Speaker 2: a professor, and he has this imperious detachment about him.

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Speaker 2: He always feels that he's right. Murders about control in

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Speaker 2: prison is the ultimate situation where you have no control.

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Speaker 2: He's not responding well to that. Idaho's most dangerous and

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Speaker 2: volatile male residence are housed with Coburger at the Idaho

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Speaker 2: Maximum Security Institution in Kuna. The facility has been described

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Speaker 2: as an awful dark Located in South Boise Desert, the

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Speaker 2: prison is very hot in the summer, very cold in

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Speaker 2: the winter. Since his sentencing, the former PhD student has

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Speaker 2: been held in isolation, spending twenty three hours a day

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Speaker 2: in his cell with an hour of exercise. Guards have

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Speaker 2: described him as a diva due to his constant complaints

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Speaker 2: about the lack of proper food and the conditions of

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Speaker 2: the institution. Coburger is not ingratiating himself to the understaffed

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Speaker 2: guards at the institution either with his constant complaints. It

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Speaker 2: isn't just the complaints, it's the way Coberger chooses to

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Speaker 2: lodge his grievances. Coberger spends the time to provide his

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Speaker 2: complaints in writing, which requires guards to respond in kind.

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Speaker 2: Coberger's relentless communications in writing to prison guards is causing

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Speaker 2: the already understaffed unit to take time away from other

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Speaker 2: necessary duties just to deal with Coburger's complaints. Cobger isn't

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Speaker 2: just irritating guards, though, his relationships with other inmates are

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Speaker 2: equally strained. From his first days on the block, inmates

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Speaker 2: have threatened sexual assault and verbally terrorized the killer, taunting

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Speaker 2: him using the events between celts to communicate. One of

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Speaker 2: Coberger's professors at the Sales University, doctor Catherine Ramsland, is

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Speaker 2: not surprised by anything regarding coburger, saying he's going to

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Speaker 2: be his vision of Hannibal Lecter, who can both be

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Speaker 2: a serial killer and be above being a serial killer,

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Speaker 2: being above the fray, commenting on it, and offering introspection

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Speaker 2: and insight into the mind of the killer. Weeks after,

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Speaker 2: Charity be Alis is found shot to death with her

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Speaker 2: six year old twins in their Arkansas mansion. Still no arrest,

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Speaker 2: still no person of interest, but a shocking new discovery.

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Speaker 2: Charity be Alis was finally reaching the end of a

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Speaker 2: bitter divorce and custody battle with her abusive doctor husband

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Speaker 2: when she is found murdered with her children. Now local

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Speaker 2: news station KNWA Fox twenty four reports personal belongings from

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Speaker 2: the slain family were found discarded in a dumpster miles

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Speaker 2: from their home. Days after the killings. A dumpster diver

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Speaker 2: in Fort Smith, Arkansas, about fifteen miles from that family

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Speaker 2: home in Bonanza, finds a black trash bag with intimate

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Speaker 2: family keepsakes, printed photographs of Charity Bialis with her children,

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Speaker 2: framed portraits, a child's painted artwork, handwritten notes, and medical

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Speaker 2: paperwork bearing her name and home address. Also found inside

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Speaker 2: the personal items a delicate gold necklace engraved with the

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Speaker 2: names of the Bealist children, along with a religious or

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Speaker 2: spiritual art print depicting a woman embracing a robed figure.

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Speaker 2: The dumpster diver says she did not look inside the

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Speaker 2: bag she pulled from the dumpster until the next day,

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Speaker 2: and when she realized what she found, contacted police immediately.

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Speaker 2: Detectives then returned to the dumpster site, located near an

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Speaker 2: apartment complex, and searched again. Charity's oldest son, John Powell,

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Speaker 2: corroborated the woman's account, saying he met her at his

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Speaker 2: attorney's office and she repeated the same story to him

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Speaker 2: so he would have a first hand account of what

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Speaker 2: took place. Powell mentioned the discovery to a detective assigned

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Speaker 2: to the case and was shocked by the response. The

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Speaker 2: detective asked the grieving son how he found out about

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Speaker 2: the discovery of personal items in the dumpster. The discovery

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Speaker 2: comes as the case remains under intense scrutiny following bitter

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Speaker 2: divorce proceedings between Charity Bevialis and her estranged husband, doctor

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Speaker 2: Randall Bialis, which had already reached a critical stage days

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Speaker 2: before the killings. Charity filed for divorce weeks after Randal

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Speaker 2: Biallis was convicted of third degree battery for allegedly strangling

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Speaker 2: her in front of the children earlier this year. He

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Speaker 2: was originally charged with aggravated assault on a family member,

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Speaker 2: third degree domestic battery, and two ca ounts of third

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Speaker 2: degree endangering the welfare of a minor, but the charges

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Speaker 2: were amended in October to only include third degree battery,

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Speaker 2: and Bialis pleaded guilty to the charge and received a

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Speaker 2: one year suspended imposition of sentence and was ordered to

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Speaker 2: pay more than fifteen hundred in court fees. A judge

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Speaker 2: also barred him from having contact with Charity or any

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Speaker 2: members of her family unless authorized by a court order.

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Speaker 2: She had obtained a restraining order and sought sole custody

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Speaker 2: of the twins, telling the court she feared for her

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Speaker 2: safety despite protective measures being in place. Following her death,

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Speaker 2: attorneys for Randall Billis moved to dismiss the divorce on

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Speaker 2: the grounds that it had not been finalized, a move

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Speaker 2: that would legally classify him as a widower. Attorneys representing

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Speaker 2: Charity's eldest son, John Randall Powell, later sought to have

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Speaker 2: the decree entered and to appoint him administrator of her estate,

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Speaker 2: Charity Billis's father, Randy Powell, talking about what the death

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Speaker 2: of Charity could mean to the estate, said this to

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Speaker 3: Luke Broxton was supposed to sell the house within sixty days,

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Speaker 3: and she got her new BM ten thousand dollars and

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Speaker 3: half the earnings of the property ball which he would

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Speaker 3: go to him with her dead. Now he gets to

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Speaker 3: keep that plus her insurance she had on her, her

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Speaker 3: life insurance City had on her. He's the only one

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Speaker 3: that had anything.

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Speaker 2: In the game. When asked about the multi agency investigation

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Speaker 2: into the death of his mother, brother, and sister, John

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Speaker 2: Randall Powell had this to say.

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Speaker 3: A lot of hope. I'm glad they have looked into

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Speaker 3: it and are taken the time to pursue this case

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Speaker 3: and bring justice for what has happened. I'm very, very grateful.

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Speaker 2: So far, no arrests have been announced. For the latest

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