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• Hearing today weighs timeline for Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentencing | Crime Alert 6AM 07.08.25

  Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ next court appearance will be virtual hearing and take place later today. This procedural session is slated to begin at 2 p.m. Eastern and will determine whether Combs’ sentencing—currently scheduled for October 3rd—can be expedited. A gunman armed with an assault rifle opened fire Monday morning at a U.S. Border Patrol facility in McAllen, Texas — injuring a police officer before he was shot and killed by federal agents. Three people are dead, and ten others hurt after gunfire erupted early Monday in South Philadelphia. Alabama has scheduled a September execution using nitrogen gas for a death row inmate convicted more than two decades ago. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• DIDDY WATCH: CLOCK TICKING DOWN ON DIDDY HEARING IN JUST HOURS

  Sean 'Diddy' Combs disgraced rap mogul is denied bail after being acquitted on sex trafficking, racketeering charges, the most serious charges against him that could have landed him life in prison and found guilty only of transportation to engage in prostitution. Judge Arun Subramanian set a tentative sentencing date of Oct. 3 but is considering the defense’s request for it to be sooner at a virtual hearing scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Last week after 'Diddy's' verdict, Judge Subramanian rules from the bench Combs is a risk to public safety and must remain behind bars until his sentencing. Judge cites substantial evidence presented during the trial alleging Combs' violent history involving former partners and employees. “It is impossible for the defendant to demonstrate by clear and convincing evidence that he poses no danger,” Subramanian said from the bench. Unless the Judge rules in favor of the defense, Combs will spend months awaiting sentencing at a notoriously understaffed and violent Brooklyn jail where the music mogul has called home for nearly ten months. Many of Combs' victims wrote the court pleading for the rap mogul to remain behind bars in fear for their lives and safety. Follow Crime Stories with Nancy Grace for the latest on Sean 'Diddy' Combs court hearings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• Does a Bond Denial From the Judge Signal a Hefty Sentence for Diddy? | Crime Alert 6AM 07.07.25

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• Music Star-Sex-Perv R. Kelly Whines of "POPULARITY ' in Prison Turn to Fear

  Recording artist R Kelly is serving a 30-year sentence for his racketeering and sex trafficking conviction. In the last days, the Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal on claims that prosecutors “stretched” the law in the convictions against him. The justices denied an appeal last month. Now Kelly wants to be released to home detention claiming that federal authorities are plotting to kill Kelly in prison. A defense motion claims Kelly's former cellmate conspired with prison officials to steal mail between him and his attorneys, and turn it over to prosecutors before his trial. Kelly's attorneys also claimed prison officials recruited a fellow prison inmate to kill Kelly to keep him from exposing the plot. Joining Nancy Grace today: Lisa Van Allen - victim, testified against R Kelly Brad Micklin -New Jersey lawyer Dr. Bethany Marshall- psychoanalyst Vincent Hill - private investigator, author of "Playbook to a Murder," Robyn Walensky - Crime Stories investigative reporter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Anjette Lyles -Wife, Mother, Restaurant Owner, SERIAL KILLER

  Anjette and Ben Lyles are a young married couple with two children. Ben is a WW2 veteran and together he and Anjette work in his family restaurant in Macon, Georgia. When Ben sells the restaurant for below market value to settle a gambling debt, Anjette is furious. A few months after selling the restaurant, Ben gets very sick, very fast, and dies without doctors figuring out what killed him. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the death of Ben Lyles as well as Anjette's new husband, Buddy Gabbert, Anjette's first mother-in-law, Julia Lyles, and Anjette's daughter, Marcia. Joe explains how Anjette Lyles got away with murder, at first, and what led to her ultimate arrest, conviction, and death sentence. Transcript Highlights 00:00.21 Introduction 02:09.23 Eating at Hospital cafeteria 05:02.11 Ben Lyles sells restaurant to settle gambling debt, Anjette is furious 06:45.30 Ben Lyles dies, doctors don't know why 09:21.66 Diagnosis by symptoms 14:43.53 Ben's mother worked at Restaurant 18:26.54 Anjette buys the restaurant 20:01.78 Anjette marries Buddy Gabbert 25:07.03 Doctors not looking for arsenic 30:08.42 Symptoms were miserable, Buddy dies 35:32.05 Anjette seen lighting black candle and talking to it 40:00.01 Coroner's Inquest 44:51.91 Coroner gets anonymous letter about Anjette using arsenic ant poison to kill 50:09.65 One month after Marcia dies, Anjette is arrested, charged with murder 51:25.26 Sentenced to death. Sentence commuted to life in prison See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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