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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grece.

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Speaker 2: A teen girl allegedly commits suicide, but it doesn't make sense.

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Speaker 1: It makes no sense at all. A young teen.

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Speaker 2: Girl, barely clothed suicide by train. I'm not buying it.

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Speaker 2: I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for

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Speaker 2: being with us here at Foxination and Serious xem one eleven.

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Speaker 1: What do you do if you're the parent of a child.

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Speaker 2: And authorities insist your child committed suicide, but you know,

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Speaker 2: based on the facts, she didn't, absolutely did not. And

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Speaker 2: what about experts tell you there's no way this is

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Speaker 2: a suicide, this is a homicide. But yet seemingly cops

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Speaker 2: and authorities won't budge. First of all, take a listen

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Speaker 2: to our friends at crime Online.

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Speaker 3: When Stephen and Diane met, Diane already had two girls,

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Speaker 3: Jessica in Crystal, and they didn't plan on having any more.

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Speaker 3: They were surprised and shocked in a good way when

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Speaker 3: Diane found out if she was going to have Tiffany.

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Speaker 3: Diane says, the first time they laid eyes on her,

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Speaker 3: it was heaven. Tiffany was a happy child, and after

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Speaker 3: the older girls grew up and out, friends and family

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Speaker 3: say Tiffany was raised kind of like an only child.

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Speaker 2: You know, I've got an all star panel to try

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Speaker 2: to make sense of what we know right now. But

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Speaker 2: first I want to go to special guests joining us,

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Speaker 2: Stephen and Diane Belliente. These are the parents of Tiffany,

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Speaker 2: the teen girl who lost her life. Mister and missus Valiante,

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Speaker 2: thank you for being with us. And I've studied the

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Speaker 2: case very carefully, and from what I can see, your

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Speaker 2: daughter's case is a complete divergence from every statistical data

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Speaker 2: that I know to be true regarding suicide, methods of homicide,

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Speaker 2: and suicide. I understand where you're coming from based on

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Speaker 2: the facts, but I want to hear about the moment

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Speaker 2: that was just described by our friends at crimeonline dot Com.

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Speaker 2: I remember the first moment I saw my children's faces,

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Speaker 2: my twins. That moment I will never forget it. Tell

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Speaker 2: me about that, Diane.

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Speaker 4: When we first saw to me, she was just so precious, beautiful.

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Speaker 4: We just loved it for the moment we actually put

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Speaker 2: Now I can't remember the twins that are extremely premature,

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Speaker 2: about two months premature, and I had an emergency c section,

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Speaker 2: and the nurses showed them to me, and I remember

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Speaker 2: their little blue eyes looking at me like help me,

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Speaker 2: I will never forget it, and I was so I

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Speaker 2: didn't know, but at that point I was near death too.

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Speaker 2: I couldn't even sit up, and I touched a kiss

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Speaker 2: to my lips and put it on each one of

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Speaker 2: their foreheads, and then we were all torn apart to

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Speaker 2: ICUs Stephen, what do you remember about that moment.

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Speaker 5: When she came? Its just a miracle, that's I mean

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Speaker 5: state the miracle changed my whole life in what way?

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Speaker 5: In every perspective of the is I mean like I've

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Speaker 5: worked hard, got the house bill, it's just more given

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Speaker 5: more of a stride.

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Speaker 2: Guys, you were hearing the parents of Tiffany Valiente, a

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Speaker 2: teen girl whose death was ruled suicide by train.

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Speaker 1: Joining me.

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Speaker 2: So everyone who has been working so hard on this case.

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Speaker 2: But I want to go to doctor Donald Jason uh

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Speaker 2: former Atlantics County Medical Examiner and forensic pathologists, currently Professor

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Speaker 2: Emeritus of Pathology at Wake Forest. Doctor Jason, thank you

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Speaker 2: so much for being with us. You know, when you

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Speaker 2: study over years and years and years, as I have done,

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Speaker 2: the method and assessment of homicide and suicid. I've seen

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Speaker 2: zero suicide by train. I mean I see it on movies,

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Speaker 2: but in real life not so much, doctor, have you.

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Speaker 6: No, I have not.

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Speaker 7: I've seen homicide by train. Well, actually, I've seen a homicide.

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Speaker 6: Covered up by train, right.

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Speaker 7: I've seen accidents right, usually people in cars, right, not

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Speaker 2: I'm with you, doctor, I'm just thinking back. In all

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Speaker 2: the years I prosecuted, I've never once, not once, seen

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Speaker 2: suicide by train.

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Speaker 1: Never.

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Speaker 6: It's extremely rare.

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Speaker 2: In fact, in all the years that I prosecuted in

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Speaker 1: That's a lot of cases.

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Speaker 6: Well, it's are that. It's even more rare in the

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Speaker 1: Yes, well, I mean suicide itself.

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Speaker 2: Although when a teen does commit suicide it makes the headlines. Why,

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Speaker 2: because it's so rare, it's an anomaly. It's highly unusual

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Speaker 2: for a teen to commit suicide. Now, we see it

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Speaker 2: on anything that is unusual, and naturally because we are

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Speaker 2: it true, doctor Donald Jason that statistically women practically never

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Speaker 2: commit suicide unclothed.

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Speaker 7: Well, we tend not to do it where their bodies

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Speaker 7: will be.

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Speaker 1: Mangled, exactly mangled.

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Speaker 2: In fact, when women commit suicide, you rarely see them

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Speaker 2: shooting themselves in the head just doesn't happen, or commuting.

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Speaker 2: And I remember the first time I had cause to

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Speaker 2: study this my district attorney, my elected d eight, longest

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Speaker 2: it was thirty seven years elected, mister Slayton. I heard

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Speaker 2: him on the loud speaker, Nancy come to my office.

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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, I ran literally ran to his office,

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Speaker 2: and he said, I want you to look at this file.

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Speaker 2: I said fine. Because the father of the victim was

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Speaker 2: a lawyer I think was in a sunny school class.

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Speaker 2: I can't remember that connection, but I looked at it

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Speaker 2: and immediately I saw that the female victim was completely

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Speaker 2: I didn't understand it, it seemed wrong to me. That's

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Speaker 2: what led me to begin studying method and assessments of

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Speaker 2: suicide and homicide. It's extremely rare for a woman to

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Speaker 2: mangle her body. As you said, much less not fully closed,

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Speaker 2: statistically speaking, rarely happens. Joining me is Justin Rorlick joining

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Speaker 2: us out of Manhattan. He is with the Daily Beast

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Speaker 2: and you can find him at the Dailybeast dot com

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Speaker 2: on Twitter at Justin Rorlick.

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Speaker 1: Justin take a listen to our friend Dave Mack.

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Speaker 3: Tiffany grew into a striking young woman with a large

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Speaker 3: circle of friends. She was an excellent athlete, and at

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Speaker 3: Tiffany loved the game and received multiple scholarship offers for colleges.

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Speaker 3: She decided to take her game to the next level

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Speaker 3: at Mercy College in New York, where she was expected

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Speaker 3: criminal justice.

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Speaker 2: You know, it seems to me, Justin Orlick, that she

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Speaker 2: had everything going for her. You know how hard it

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Speaker 2: is to make a volleyball team, Justin, have you ever

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Speaker 2: tried that?

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Speaker 5: I have none.

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Speaker 2: Can I tell you my daughter has. She's made it

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Speaker 2: twice and one time she didn't.

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Speaker 1: It's hard. These girls are tough.

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Speaker 2: I mean you've got to be a real athlete to

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Speaker 1: I'm just telling you, Justin, it's not easy.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. I mean, this was a young woman who had

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Speaker 5: everything going for her and certainly had everything to live for.

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Speaker 5: From what I've been told by the Valente family, by

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Speaker 5: Paul Tomato, people that knew her, we spent a lot

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Speaker 5: of time together and really dug in deeply to this case.

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Speaker 5: And you know, while I certainly don't know exactly what

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Speaker 5: believe the Valente family deserves a proper investigation because it

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Speaker 5: definitely appears that the conclusion of suicide was reached very

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Speaker 2: Man, you're not kidding, Justin Royaler Guys, justin joining me

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Speaker 2: from the Daily Based.

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Speaker 1: Okay, take a listen to more from.

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Speaker 3: Dave mac On a beautiful Sunday, July and twelfth, the

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Speaker 3: Valente family went to a graduation party for Tiffany's cousin

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Speaker 3: across the street from their Maize Landing, New Jersey home.

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Speaker 3: This was a big party, with family and friends filling

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Speaker 3: This was not a one hour party and open up presence.

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Speaker 3: This was a full party, complete with steaming clams, fun

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Speaker 3: a little after nine pm, Tiffany unexpectedly heads back across

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Speaker 1: So there's a big party.

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Speaker 2: Let me ask you, Stephen and Dianne. Let me go

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Speaker 2: to you, Diane. That was on July twelve, around nine

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Speaker 2: o'clock pm. Correct, that's when she left the party.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, somewhere maybe a few minutes before that.

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Speaker 2: Okay, And you saw her that evening. Correct, You were

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Speaker 4: We were with her since all day actually, other than

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Speaker 2: That brings back good memories. I used to live on

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Speaker 2: So the party, it sounds like a really great party

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Speaker 1: Was she downcast? Was she sad? Was she upset about anything?

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Speaker 4: Now she's totally excited talking to everyone about you know,

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Speaker 1: Time Stories with Nancy.

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Speaker 2: Grace with Me is doctor Angela Arnold, a renowned psychiatrist

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Speaker 2: out of the Atlanta jurisdiction, and she specializes in the

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Speaker 2: treatment of women in all aspects of their life. Doctor Angie,

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Speaker 2: we need you, and we need you now because I

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Speaker 2: want to know if you agree or disagree with any

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Speaker 2: or part of what I've been saying about teen suicide.

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Speaker 2: While we hear about it a lot, it is by

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Speaker 2: far not the main percentage of suicides across our country

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Speaker 2: and especially here where this young girl is happy. She's

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Speaker 2: got all these college scholarships being offered to her, and

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Speaker 2: she's doing forward thinking planning. In other words, I'm looking

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Speaker 2: for kittens to give my mom for her birthday. We're

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Speaker 2: to blah blah blah, it goes on and on. That's

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Speaker 9: No, Nancy, you are exactly right about that. And there

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Speaker 9: are things that we typically see when a young girl

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Speaker 9: is thinking about killing herself, like what oh, Nancy, There's

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Speaker 9: so many things, like they have a substance abuse disorder,

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Speaker 9: if they typically show impulsive kinds of behavior. If they've

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Speaker 9: had a change in their friendships, if there's been a

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Speaker 9: change in their family, like divorce or moving to a

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Speaker 9: new town. You see how negative all of those things,

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Speaker 9: how negatively these things can impact the child. But like

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Speaker 9: you said, Nancy, this young girl is getting scholarships, she's

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Speaker 9: graduating from high school as happy as a lark, she's

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Speaker 9: an amazing athlete, she's moving on to do wonderful things

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Speaker 9: in her life. And none of that, none of that

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Speaker 9: looks like suicide. And I'll tell you something, Nancy, what

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Speaker 9: young beautiful woman is going to stand on some train

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Speaker 9: Who's gonna wait for a train to come by to

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Speaker 2: The way you just put it, guys got to go

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Speaker 2: to an incredible guest joining us, Paul Dematto. He is

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Speaker 1: I mean, none, that's who. None. It's just so obvious it.

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Speaker 2: Wait, wait, wait, it was already nine pm when she

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Speaker 5: No, never happened.

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Speaker 2: Tell me about her fear of darkness? What did you

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Speaker 5: She came? She used to work a wildwide too, I said,

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Speaker 1: What about it inside?

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Speaker 2: Diane?

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Speaker 1: Did she keep a night light on in her room?

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Speaker 2: So she leaves the party just a tiny bit before

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Speaker 3: When Stephen and Diane come back outside to find Tiffany gone,

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Speaker 1: Why take a listen to our friends? Why why?

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Speaker 8: The family found Tiffany's phone on the ground after she disappeared,

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Speaker 4: How come nobody's questioned us, I can't understand.

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Speaker 1: Nobody's been on my home. Nobody's I just don't understand.

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Speaker 2: So Jim Brendan Steel joining us a private eye working

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Speaker 1: Jim how far away.

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Speaker 2: From her cell phone where her dad found it to

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Speaker 6: Depending on the route, at least a mile, if not

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Speaker 1: Like a more straight line, got it so between one

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Speaker 2: Jim, could you describe the place. The location where Tiffany

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Speaker 6: It's some distance from any roadway along the train tracks

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Speaker 2: Jim, when you say it's some distance from a roadway,

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Speaker 2: what do you mean by that?

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Speaker 6: Within a few hundred yards. It is very dark. There's

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Speaker 2: So she would have had to walk several hundred yards

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Speaker 2: I want to circle back to Stephen Valiente. This is

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Speaker 2: Tiffany's dad. What went through your mind the moment you

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Speaker 5: It's just weird because why was the phone here? But

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Speaker 2: Wouldn't you agree, Doctor Angela Arnold, People especially teens, are

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Speaker 2: glued to their phone. That is a threat that I

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Speaker 2: do just about anything. If I say I'm going to

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Speaker 1: Oh, they'll do anything.

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Speaker 4: Of course.

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Speaker 9: And Nancy, we talk about this all the time on

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Speaker 2: Is anybody in this studio or on our panel right

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Speaker 1: I've got mine right here.

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Speaker 2: Why I'm not looking at it, But if it pops

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Speaker 2: think they even know home phone number. They that's how

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Speaker 2: Back to you, Stephen, it was lying on the ground where.

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Speaker 5: Probably fifteen twenty feet from on one driveway, face down.

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Speaker 5: Is the reason they've seen it because it lit up.

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Speaker 1: It lit up, Okay, well.

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Speaker 5: It was spacing downward, Jammy in the league.

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Speaker 2: Was she driving a vehicle, Diane, No, she didn't have

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Speaker 2: that My understanding of the analysis to Justin Rolick joining

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Speaker 5: You know, as as some of the other guests mentioned before.

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Speaker 5: Tiffy had a crippling fear of the dark, So just

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Speaker 2: Now, you're absolutely right, Doctor Angela Arnold joining as a psychiatrist,

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Speaker 2: Doctor Angie. Isn't it true that a majority of suicides

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Speaker 9: Yes, And I'll tell you yes, the majority of suicides

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Speaker 4: To reiterate this.

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Speaker 9: When female attempt to commit suicide, they don't do it

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Speaker 2: Yeah, overwhelmingly you're correct. Take a listen to our friend

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Speaker 8: On July twelfth, she was struck and killed by a

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Speaker 8: Investigators said she killed herself, but right away her mother

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Speaker 8: Diane had doubts when.

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Speaker 11: They first came to the house to tell us. I,

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Speaker 2: A slutely Tiffany, you know.

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Speaker 1: I mean, maybe I'm away off base.

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Speaker 2: But it seems to me to Jim Brennan, Steel veteran

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Speaker 2: To me, it's clear she was taken somewhere.

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Speaker 6: If the question is why did no one wonder what

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Speaker 6: It's a fundamental flaw in the investigation. For the very inception.

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Speaker 2: You're going to walk that far in the night, catch

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Speaker 1: It's not making sense.

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Speaker 8: Tiffany's shoes were found far from where she died, But

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Speaker 8: Yet her feet were clean and undamaged in the autopsy photos.

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Speaker 8: That's one of the many criticisms Attorney Paul Dematto has

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Speaker 12: What is in that file of the State Medical Examiner's

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Speaker 2: You know, joining me is esteemed Atlantic County former Medical

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Speaker 1: What about this?

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Speaker 2: In addition to what we've already pointed out, screams to you,

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Speaker 7: Atlanta County used to be my jurisdiction for ten years

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Speaker 2: Do you believe that her injuries are consistent with being

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Speaker 2: hit by trained.

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Speaker 6: Well, course, of course she was not only hit by

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Speaker 6: a train, but the entire train went over her body

445
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Speaker 6: and cut her into pieces with the train tracks.

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Speaker 1: What about toxicology?

447
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Speaker 7: And then the autopsy was described as taking only fifteen minutes.

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Speaker 1: How can that? They have never heard of an autopsy

449
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Speaker 1: taken fifteen minutes.

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Speaker 6: Well, if you don't do much of an autopsy, it

451
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Speaker 6: was really an external examination. It wasn't really an autopsy.

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Speaker 2: You cannot do an autopsy in fifteen minutes, that's impossible.

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Speaker 7: Well, there was no microscopical examination of anything, and there

454
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Speaker 7: was no attempt to piece the skull back together. Most important, Nancy,

455
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Speaker 7: there was no x rays taken. In a case like

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Speaker 7: this where a body has been so badly mangled and

457
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Speaker 7: train is just one example. You do the same thing

458
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Speaker 7: if you implying the body decomposed or body hit by

459
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Speaker 7: a car and badly mangled, you x ray the entire

460
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Speaker 7: body and look for foreign radio, opaque things, right, bullets

461
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Speaker 7: or what have you.

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Speaker 1: This was not done, doctor Donald Jason. Was there a

463
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Speaker 1: toxicology test?

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Speaker 5: Yes?

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Speaker 1: What if anything? Did they show nothing?

466
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Speaker 6: There's no drugs and no alcohol in her body.

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Speaker 1: Guys, take a listen to this.

468
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Speaker 3: Tiffany's death was ruled a suicide and the case was

469
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Speaker 3: closed in less than forty eight hours, but many questions remain.

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Speaker 3: In the last known photo of Tiffany, she has seen

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Speaker 3: on her dad's deer camera leaving the driveway of their

472
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Speaker 3: house wearing a black shirt, blue jean shorts, white headband,

473
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Speaker 3: and shoes. Tiffany was found barefoot and just wearing her underwear,

474
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Speaker 3: no short pants. Investigators didn't find her shoes or headband.

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Speaker 3: Her mother did while walking the root of his believe

476
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Speaker 3: Tiffany walked her last night. Her mother Diane found her

477
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Speaker 3: shoes and headband more than a mile away from where

478
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Speaker 3: she was hit by the train. According to the autopsy report,

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Speaker 3: Tiffany's feet were clean and free of injury. So how

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Speaker 3: did Tiffany walk barefoot over rugged terrain for more than

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Speaker 3: a mile at night and not show any physical signs

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Speaker 3: of doing so?

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Speaker 2: To Diane Valiante, this is Tiffany's mom, Miss Valiente, I

484
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Speaker 2: see why you are fighting this suicide ruling. It seems

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Speaker 2: to me like her clothing, her shoes, her headband.

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Speaker 1: Were thrown away.

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Speaker 2: It doesn't sound to me like she discarded them in

488
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Speaker 2: a stone cold, sober walk through the dark over rocks barefoot.

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Speaker 2: That did not happen. So why were her shoes so

490
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Speaker 2: far away? Why were her feet completely unharmed? And why

491
00:29:38,640 --> 00:29:41,800
Speaker 2: did you have to find evidence? Why not police?

492
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Speaker 4: I can't answer for the police why they didn't find

493
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Speaker 4: anything because they didn't do an investigation. Tiffany wasn't one

494
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Speaker 4: to walk around barefoot, except in the house.

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Speaker 1: Take a listen to our friends at crime Online.

496
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Speaker 3: According to the Daily Beast, investigators did such a bad

497
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Speaker 3: job storing in track of evidence that some has become unusable,

498
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Speaker 3: while other items are missing altogether. One example is Tiffany's shirt.

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Speaker 3: She was seen on her dad's deer camera walking down

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Speaker 3: the driveway in a black T shirt. That shirt was

501
00:30:12,320 --> 00:30:15,440
Speaker 3: collected at the scene, but it was stored in a

502
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Speaker 3: plastic bag with a knot tied in the top of

503
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Speaker 3: the bag. This allowed for mold to flourish and destroy

504
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Speaker 3: the evidentiary value of the shirt. Meanwhile, during the investigation,

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Speaker 3: New Jersey Transit recovered an axe with red marks from

506
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Speaker 3: the scene. However, when it came time to examine the axe,

507
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Speaker 3: it turned up missing. So they destroyed the shirt and

508
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Speaker 3: lost an axe.

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Speaker 2: Okay, justin roll it with me from the Daily Based

510
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Speaker 2: Please explain what I just heard from crime online.

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Speaker 5: It's difficult to explain. To be honest, it is a

512
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Speaker 5: remarkably shoddy way of handling evidence, no matter how serious

513
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Speaker 5: the case, but especially with something concerning the death of

514
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Speaker 5: a young woman like that ne Valente. The axe was lost.

515
00:31:03,880 --> 00:31:09,320
Speaker 5: It was lost before it could be tested, and in

516
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Speaker 5: March twenty twenty two, Paul Dematto hired a forensic examiner

517
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Speaker 5: who found that the remaining evidence in the case had

518
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Speaker 5: been stored improperly by police, making it all but worthless

519
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Speaker 5: for a new round of DNA testing. You mentioned the

520
00:31:24,520 --> 00:31:26,720
Speaker 5: shirt that Tiffany had been wearing the night she died

521
00:31:27,040 --> 00:31:29,520
Speaker 5: that had been stuffed into a plastic bag which was

522
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Speaker 5: tied with a knot, and the conditions left it covered

523
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Speaker 5: with mold and useless Scientifically, other items had been left

524
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Speaker 5: outdoors and exposed to the elements prior to being collected,

525
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Speaker 5: and those were similarly contaminated, according to a private DNA

526
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Speaker 5: testing lab that the family hired. I tried to get

527
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Speaker 5: in touch with New Jersey Transit about this, and they

528
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Speaker 5: didn't respond to my inquiries. But this, on top of

529
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Speaker 5: conflicting accounts from the engine here and the trainee engineer

530
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Speaker 5: who were in the h in the front cab of

531
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Speaker 5: the train that night, all sort of combined to at

532
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Speaker 5: least raise an eyebrow or two. And certainly I believe

533
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Speaker 5: that the family deserves some closure here and definitely deserved

534
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Speaker 5: some further investigation. Uh it, You know there, there's really

535
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Speaker 5: no downside that I can see for a New Jersey

536
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Speaker 5: Transit to just open up the books again and take

537
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Speaker 5: it take a more in depth look at what might

538
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Speaker 5: have happened.

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Speaker 1: Justin Rorlake.

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Speaker 2: Who is the law enforcement arm that was in charge

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Speaker 2: of the homicide investigation.

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Speaker 5: From what I understand it was New Jersey Transit.

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Speaker 2: They are in charge of a homicide New Jersey Transit,

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Speaker 2: that is.

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Speaker 5: What That is what I was informed. And yeah, I

546
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Speaker 5: mean the you know, they they obviously have a you know,

547
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Speaker 5: a proper police department there, but as mister Dematto has

548
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Speaker 5: mentioned many times, they deal with very few homicides in

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Speaker 5: relation to the other sorts of crimes or violations that

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Speaker 5: they're dealing with.

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Speaker 2: Look, I'm not locking Transit. My dad was a railroad

552
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Speaker 2: man his whole life, so was his father and all

553
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Speaker 2: of his brothers, and that's what put me through school.

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Speaker 2: But I don't think of New Jersey Transit as being

555
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Speaker 2: a homicide investigation expert.

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Speaker 1: To Paul Demato, the trial.

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Speaker 2: Lawyer who's been working with Valientes, was this case investigated

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Speaker 2: by Transit?

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Speaker 10: There was no investigations and that is the fundamental problem.

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Speaker 10: We have corresponded with the New Jersey Attorney Generalist Office,

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Speaker 10: the State Medical Office. We've asked repeatedly to reopen the investigation.

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Speaker 10: They're never going to reopen it because to do so

563
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Speaker 10: will expose the fact that there wasn't an investigation. This

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Speaker 10: is a classic case of something that you've seen hundreds

565
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Speaker 10: of times before, confirmation bias. They made it. They rushed

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Speaker 10: to judgment. Within less than twelve hours, a statement was

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Speaker 10: issued that Tiffany had died by suicide. With less than

568
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Speaker 10: twelve hours it was in the local newspaper. Imagine how

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Speaker 10: Steve and his beautiful wife, who's been fighting this course, Diane,

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Speaker 10: over and over, have they thought that it's in the

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Speaker 10: paper less than twelve hours later. I'm going to go

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Speaker 10: to step further. A friend of mine that belongs to

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Speaker 10: the same church, he introduced me to a retired FBI agent,

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Speaker 10: and that gentleman approached me and he said, how can

575
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Speaker 10: I and my wife help? She also was a retired

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Speaker 10: is a retired FBI agent. I said, what you can

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Speaker 10: do is look at the entire file of the SND

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Speaker 10: and New Jersey Transit Police Department. By then, as a

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Speaker 10: result of three lawsuits, I was able to get what

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Speaker 10: I believe is most of the files for both of

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Speaker 10: these agencies. They spent three months studying the file. They

582
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Speaker 10: issued a fifty nine page report which I was told

583
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Speaker 10: to send to the New Jersey New Jersey Sorry General's Office.

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Speaker 10: The New Jersey Transit Police Department and the State Medical

585
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Speaker 10: Examiner's Office and said this gentleman and his wife are

586
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Speaker 10: available to be interviewed. The conclusion of the report was,

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Speaker 10: you cannot conclude as a matter of law, well this

588
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Speaker 10: was suicide. You must reopen the investigations. And do you

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Speaker 10: know what the response was zero to this date, not

590
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Speaker 10: a letter, not an email, nothing from these agencies. It

591
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Speaker 10: is a travesty of government. And having spent two years

592
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Speaker 10: as a status emblement, I've seen where government can work

593
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Speaker 10: and where government has failed. And I'm telling you this

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Speaker 10: is one of the biggest travesties I've seen in my

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Speaker 10: almost forty nine years as a trial.

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Speaker 2: You know, Diane, how is it that you learned that

597
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Speaker 2: your daughter's death had been ruled a suicide.

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Speaker 4: Well, my husband read the newspaper in the morning and

599
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Speaker 4: hid it from me, so I didn't see it. And

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Speaker 4: he was on the phone with the Atlantic City Press

601
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Speaker 4: screaming at them at the top of the monks. How

602
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Speaker 4: could you put it out to tell you that our

603
00:37:00,680 --> 00:37:08,080
Speaker 4: daughter committed suicide? People were tweeting and on Facebook from

604
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Speaker 4: four point thirty am. Now you need to know we

605
00:37:11,760 --> 00:37:14,759
Speaker 4: didn't find out Tiffany was hit by that train till

606
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Speaker 4: two thirty in the morning, so to see all this

607
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Speaker 4: out there already, and you know, and then Nancy Snyder

608
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Speaker 4: from New Jersey Transit put it on on the computer

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Speaker 4: that my daughter stood in front of those front of

610
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Speaker 4: that train on the tracks and did not move.

611
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Speaker 5: What right?

612
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Speaker 4: She ruined my daughter's reputation. She made accusations that were

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Speaker 4: not true without an investigation.

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Speaker 2: Prime Stories with Nancy Grace justin RLTT. You mentioned conflicting

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Speaker 2: reports from the engineers on the train. What do you

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Speaker 2: mean by that?

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Speaker 5: No, this is something that Paul Demotto has long been

618
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Speaker 5: bothered by. There were inconsistent statements by the two engineers there,

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Speaker 5: or rather the one engineer and the one student engineer.

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Speaker 5: In a twenty nineteen civil suit that the Motto filed

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Speaker 5: on behalf of the family. You know, the engineers were

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Speaker 5: questioned three separate times and provided a different version of

623
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Speaker 5: events each time. I reviewed transcripts of these interviews, so

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Speaker 5: I'm familiar with the way the story has changed. In one,

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Speaker 5: the engineers said that Tiffany had run out from the

626
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Speaker 5: woods and across the tracks, and another he said that

627
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Speaker 5: he didn't see Tiffany until the train was right on

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Speaker 5: top of her. About a week later, he claimed that

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Speaker 5: he first saw her from about a half a mile away,

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Speaker 5: crouched outside the tracks, and then stood up and dove

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Speaker 5: in front of the train. This the trainee engineer also

632
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Speaker 5: gave conflicting accounts of what happened that night. They were

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Speaker 5: talking about uh that that they blew the horn and

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Speaker 5: rang the bell uh as they put the emergency brakes on.

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Speaker 5: But then under oath the engineer said that he actually

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Speaker 5: had his back to the cab while he was chatting

637
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Speaker 5: with the conductor standing nearby, and the trained black box

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Speaker 5: says that showed that neither of them ever actually rang

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Speaker 5: the bell. I also tried to get in touch with

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Speaker 5: the two engineers, and they didn't respond to my requests either.

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Speaker 5: But you know, there are certainly enough questions being raised

642
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Speaker 5: here that a you know, another look seems like the

643
00:39:52,719 --> 00:39:55,920
Speaker 5: right thing to do. And it's it's surprising that it's

644
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Speaker 5: never been reopened.

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Speaker 2: So let me understand. The black box shows they never

646
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Speaker 2: blew the horn and they never hit the brakes.

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Speaker 5: Not the brakes, it's the black box showed that they

648
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Speaker 5: never rang the bell. This was one of the points

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Speaker 5: that they made to investigators. And while the bell is

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Speaker 5: not the necessarily the crucial aspect here, it's definitely, you know,

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Speaker 5: one inconsistency that could be an indicator of other things

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Speaker 5: that that you know, might come out as well with

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Speaker 5: it with a deeper look.

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Speaker 1: I hardly know which way to go.

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Speaker 2: But to doctor Angie, none of this is fitting together, none.

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Speaker 9: Of it, I agree with you, Nancy. And when none

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Speaker 9: of it's sitting together, that means they have come to

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Speaker 9: the wrong conclusion.

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Speaker 2: How can parents move forward with their lives. I mean,

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Speaker 2: they're never going to have closure, but how can they

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Speaker 2: even move forward when this is left unresolved and there's

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Speaker 2: an injustice on top of the grieving?

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Speaker 9: Well, you know, Nancy, one of the things that I

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Speaker 9: wanted to point out when you were first asking the

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Speaker 9: parents about what it was like when they first brought

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Speaker 9: their baby home and whatnot. Nancy, that shows such an

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Speaker 9: attachment to this child. It sounds like she grew up

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Speaker 9: in such a loving home where she was wanted. That's

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Speaker 9: part of the reason she was so successful in her

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Speaker 9: in her short life. This is not a child. This

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Speaker 9: is not a woman who committed suicide to Diane.

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Speaker 2: This is Tiffany's mother. Diane, how do you keep going

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Speaker 2: not only grieving your daughter, missing her every single day,

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Speaker 2: walking by her room, wondering what could have been as

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Speaker 2: each milestone passes, But the injustice of this so called investigation.

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Speaker 4: Well, it kills me every day. I just know that

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Speaker 4: she wants justice for herself, and I just feel that

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Speaker 4: we need to be her and on top of that,

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Speaker 4: not only to be there for Tiffany, but I don't

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Speaker 4: want this to happen to another family. I don't want

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Speaker 4: them to go through seven and a half years of

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Speaker 4: hell like we have.

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Speaker 2: Steven, what is your response.

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Speaker 5: Her voice to make sure everything's done for her? But

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Speaker 5: she's not here.

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Speaker 2: After Tiffany passed away, you had always promised her that

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Speaker 2: you would build a volleyball court. Is it true you

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Speaker 2: built a professional grade volleyball court after she passed away?

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Speaker 2: And when you look out at the volleyball court, what

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Speaker 2: goes through your mind?

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Speaker 5: But they said they come.

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Speaker 2: Yet, Guys, if you want your voice to be heard,

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Speaker 2: the new Jersey Attorney General is Matthew Plattkin, p L

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Speaker 2: eight K I N and you can reach him at

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Speaker 2: The New Jersey transit number is nine seven three two

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Speaker 2: Matthew Platkin at State dot n J dot us. If

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Speaker 2: you have any information that could help in this investigation

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Speaker 2: into the death of Tiffany Valiente, this beautiful teen girl,

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Speaker 2: please call six zero nine nine two six three three

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Speaker 2: We wait as just as un false. Good Bye friend,