Hotel Guests Have No Idea They're Sleeping with a Corpse | Crime Alert 04.21.25

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime needs now. Nadine
Tillman forty three vacations at the Amorey Dive Resort, Key Largo, Florida.
After days of no contact, She's reported missing by family.
Police find Nading's tour guide, Dylan Lamb, checked out without her.
Cleaning staff find blooded sheets and trash bags in the room.

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Officers searched the room, noticing streaks of what looks like
blood coming from the air conditioning closet. Nadine's body badly beaten,
found shoved inside Nancy.

Speaker 2 (00:34):
Nadine was visiting Key Largo for her daughter's wedding, set
to return home Monday morning. Nadine's family told police her
phone showed it was still at the resort when police
officers arrived at the resort searching for Nadine. Cleaning staff
admitted to finding the bloody sheets when cleaning Lamb's room.
Other guests were now staying in the room where Nadine's
body was found, none the wiser they were sleeping next

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to a corpse. Lamb was arrested for grand theft auto
last year and sentenced to one year of probation.

Speaker 1 (01:04):
Dylan Lamb thirty three, now charged with murder, kidnap, and
destroying evidence. Christopher marlow knows he's legally barred from entering
a Florida McDonald's, but that doesn't stop the forty year old.
He comes back dressed like, of course, Ronald McDonald. Cops
are on a first name basis with this guy and
let him know he's not free to leave. He struggles

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with officers until he's knocked to the ground and handcuffed.
Marlow's backpack contains several more clown outfits and ten red noses.
Christopher Marlowe, aged forty, charged with trespassing and resisting arrest.
He's not loving it. More Crime and Justice news after this,

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How could a beautiful, young first grade teacher be stabbed
twenty times, including in the back, allegedly die of suicide? Yes,
that was the medical examiner's official ruling after a closed
door meeting. He first named it a homicide. Why what
happened to Ellen Greenberg? A huge American miscarriage of justice.

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For an in depth look at the facts, see what
Happened to Ellen on Amazon. All proceeds to the National
Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Now with the latest
crime and justice, breaking news crime onlines.

Speaker 3 (02:32):
John Lemley, a Kansas man who fled to Mexico after
a deadly bar shooting, has been convicted on eight felony counts.
Thirty five year old Hugo Vinuevo Morales was found guilty
of capital murder, attempted murder, and multiple assault charges. He
now faces life without parole at his July first sentencing.

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The October twenty nineteen shooting at Tequila KC Bar in
Kansas City, Kansas, left four dead and five wounded. Police
say Vianueva Morales and Javier Alatore returned to the bar
after a dispute and open fire. Alatore was arrested quickly
and is serving thirty four years after pleading guilty. Vienueva

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Morales evaded capture for two months before being found in Mexico.
At the time, both men had pending criminal charges. Vienueva
Morales had just been released from jail after violating probation
tied to a robbery case. He also faced assault charges
from a recent altercation with law enforcement in Idaho. The

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family of a teenager with autism and cerebral palsy is
preparing to file a federal wrongful death lawsuit after a
police shooting left him dead. As Crime Online Sidney Sumner reports,
the incident has sparked public outcry and calls for accountability.

Speaker 2 (03:55):
Seventeen year old Victor Perez, who was nonverbal and had
cerebral palsy right after being removed from life support. Following
a police shooting in Pocatello, Idaho, on April fifth, police
responded to a nine to one one call reporting a
man with a knife. Officers found Perez an a fence
yard holding a kitchen knife within seconds of their arrival.
They ordered him to drop the knife and then opened fire,

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shooting him multiple times. Perez underwent several surgeries, including a
leg amputation, before test showed he had no brain activity.
Attorney Ben Nissenbaum, representing the Perez family, has filed a
notice of intent to suit the City of Pocatello alleging
excessive force and emotional distress. The four officers involved have
not been publicly identified and are currently on administrative leave.

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An independent investigation is under way by the Eastern Idaho
Critical Incident Task Force, with Idaho Attorney General Raoul Labrador
agreeing to review the findings to determine if charges should
be filed.

Speaker 4 (04:53):
The shooting has led to protests and vigils in Pocatello,
with community members demanding transparency injustice for Victor Perez Thanks John.

Speaker 1 (05:03):
Shari Brown's daughter visits October seventeen. The two discussed an
attack on Shari ten days earlier. Chari says a man
pulled her off the street into his truck parked behind
a seven eleven and assaulted her before pushing her out
of the car. She filed a police report, the attacker
not caught days later. She's not answering her phone after

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twenty four hours of no contact. Her daughter reports are missing.
Neighbors say they last saw Serie speaking with someone at
her door. Her purse phone meds in the apartment. Scheri
Brown African American for eleven ninety pounds, pixie haircut. She
has Alexis and Zariyah tattooed on her left arm, a

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surgical scar left shoulder. She also has double masectomy scars.
Last seen in a pink blouse and gray pants. She
wears a medical id bracelet on her left arm and
always a silver cross necklace. If you have info on
Scherie Brown, please call Newport News, Virginia Emergency seven five

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seven two four seven twenty five hundred. Repeat seven five
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unsolved homicides. With this crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace.