hear if you have to say because he was just kind of like growl here or whatever. and there was friendly people on the richmond san feld bridge. i missed the toll takers, i will say, but now that they're no longer there, i'd rather not have the toll parade. all right. henry tells us a safety issue that they should be removed. that's the faster because sometimes you feel like you're going like you're going a million miles an hour. and ok, let's you want to cut it too close. speaking of cutting it too close, we have to leave you but we would love to hear from you send us your questions. if you want to send them through social or send a video of yourself asking the questions. we'd love to share it re on like >> i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. more of our true crime news exclusive with john ramsey. his fight for a dna test do over as he reveals crucial evidence, including a murder weapon that was never tested.

>> i can touch this. my dna is there now. they can find that with today's technology, they didn't have that 30 years ago. >> music lyrics end in death. rapper julio foolio a million instagram followers on the path to stardom in the yard should have had his gun, but the music ended. not in a blaze of glory but in gunfire. ambushed on his birthday. >> he's the right front passenger in that vehicle. >> so who had it out for julio? then from nfl star to convicted killer, the new series about aaron hernandez, seven years after his suicide in his cell. >> you have so many secrets. it must be a lot of pressure. >> your daily source for true crime starts right now. welcome to true crime news, our top story today. more of my exclusive new interview with john ramsey. he is, of course, the father of murdered child

beauty queen jonbenet ramsey. today, ramsey lives off the grid knowing full well that there are people out there who still wonder if he had anything to do with her death. but would you believe that even with all of this global attention that the case has received, there are still pieces of evidence from the crime scene that have never been tested? how can that be? >> we've been overwhelmed by people that have apologized to us for what's been done to us, and what's been said about us. we're grateful for that, and i'm sure there's a cadre of people that still think we're horrible, child murdering people. >> testing has proven that neither john ramsey nor his deceased wife patsy, nor son burke, are connected to the murder of jonbenet. they were all exonerated back in 2008 by forensic science, but the stain of suspicion lingers, and john ramsey still wants one question answered. my goal right now is

really to get an answer as to who did this for the sake of my family, for my children, their children. >> this is a cloud that still hangs over our family and it's not fair. it's not right, but it's there. >> various items have been sent to cellmark diagnostics in maryland for dna testing. the items were delivered on tuesday of this week. >> john claims that cloud formed in the first days of the murder by the boulder police department. >> there were no visible signs of forced entry into the home. it appeared that someone may have known the home well, that would indicate to me that there is not just a random act they wanted to bring pressure on patsy and i. >> we were told by the da that was said. their case is solely that you didn't act right that morning and they're going to bring intense pressure on you so that the innocent one will turn the other one in, or one of you

will commit suicide and the case will be solved. that was their whole strategy. >> and john's personal beef with the boulder police has hardly mellowed with time. >> they didn't know what they were doing, and i never criticized them for that. they were into bicycle thefts and parking tickets, and that was their expertise. homicide. good lord, no. >> but jonbenet's murder remains an open homicide case. and according to investigative reporter paula woodward, the boulder police have been less than relentless in their pursuit of justice. >> my feelings have been frustration at the incompetence and lack of comprehension on why it has continued for almost 28 years, i believe it can be solved with genealogy dna. if they would simply do that, there could be a resolution to this case. >> dna, genealogy technology, an elaborate way of saying websites

like 23 andme and myheritage.com, which have been crucial in solving many other cold cases. law enforcement can use dna to zero in on suspects through their family networks, and they can also draw evidence from barely transposable sample, otherwise known as touch dna. >> i can touch this and my dna is there. now they can find that with today's technology. they didn't have that 30 years ago. my worry is reluctance to retest and just say, we don't think technology has advanced far enough, which is absolute nonsense. it's because they've lost or misplaced the evidence in order to find out, john and paula have petitioned colorado governor polis to use his executive authority to take over the case from boulder pd. >> they want another agency to do top level, state of the art

testing that petition now has more than 35,000 signatures. >> they react to pressure, and we want to keep intense pressure on the police, primarily because they still are the authority of this case to do the right thing. if they don't succumb to pressure and do the right thing, it won't be solved. >> and while a cold case review is currently considering a transfer, the ramsey family remains in the dark. so is it possible that some of the evidence could be being tested right now? >> possible. we don't know. they won't tell us anything. >> john spends his days pushing for a breakthrough in his daughter's case and helping other families who have lost children to violent crime. >> i'm equipped to help families that have lost their child. i couldn't have done that before. so i'm very open and anxious to talk to families and help them. nothing's worse than losing a child. as for his own sweet jonbenet, he won't stop until her killer is found. the only

thing with the loss of a child, you never get over it. you think about it almost every day i see a little blond headed girl hanging onto her dad's arm, and it tugs at my heart. but i know jonbenet is safe. she's in heaven. >> now, we asked you in our true crime news poll, do you think investigators should test this evidence? here are the results. the overwhelming majority of you said yes. investigators should test this evidence. you can continue to vote on true crime news.com. we reached out to the boulder police department for a response to john's accusations. they had this to say because this is an active and ongoing investigation, the boulder police department is unable to answer specific questions without jeopardizing the integrity of the investigation. next, a murder this summer of a rapper hunted down on his own birthday. he went by the name julio foolio with 1 million

followers on instagram. he was on the edge of glory, but with glory comes envy. in his music videos, he openly bragged about his beefs with rivals. >> he should have had his gun. a friend say he's smoking baby now, his big dumb and my lungs. >> but it was another kind of video, a surveillance video that ultimately played one of the biggest roles in julio julio's life and death. what started out as a birthday bash for a rising rap star christie to everybody popping out from a birthday lohin and caught on surveillance video. >> gentlemen wearing the red beanie hat ended in an ambush. >> surprise. as a man is hunted in the pre-dawn hours to a florida hotel. >> tampa, florida. man, you already got added to the pool party. >> charles jones was out

celebrating his 26th birthday with friends in tampa. investigators say the florida rap star, also known as julio foolio, can be seen here on surveillance camera. when the night started at a scheduled event at a local club and watch as jones and his friends moved to another club. someone in this car is following their every move as the party keeps moving, jones is letting his fans know in real time where he's headed on his insta account. run out in the yard. >> should have had his gun. >> police say. the rap artist seen here in a recent video is well known for feuding with gang members. >> this is at the hotel and you can see the shooters as he waits in this car at the hotel. >> you can see several people with guns get into position and then open fire in a barrage of bullets. >> he's the passenger in that car that's moving and trying to flee, and they're still shooting at him. he's the right front passenger in that vehicle.

>> this gunman launching a brutal attack in the parking lo. >> it was found that the shooters are members of or affiliated with rival gangs of jones that go by atk and 1200. jones was part of the six block gang. detectives believe that the atk and the 1200 worked together to target jones as part of an ongoing feud in jacksonville, and so the feud that started in jacksonville ended in tampa with the murder of charles jones, the man who used his music to glorify gang violence killed stop, stop. >> one month after the brazen attack, keep walking. now turn around in the middle of the rai. jacksonville sheriff's deputies nabbed three of the suspects. >> keep coming. walk back to me. >> hillsborough county state attorney susy lopez joining law enforcement from tampa and jacksonville, announcing the charges. >> let me be clear. the feud

stops here. there were three people who pulled the trigger. you saw it on the video. five people, though, are charged with murder. it is clear that they all had one purpose in coming to tampa. and that was to kill. >> keep proving. >> days later, another dramatic arrest. 3-0 told me the defendants, now in front of a judge facing murder charges. four suspects are awaiting trial. a fifth suspect is still on the run. straight ahead today on true crime news. the downward spiral of nfl star aaron hernandez. >> this is oj simpson 2.0. >> now the subject of a new prime time series seven years after taking his own life. how he went from gridiron giant to convicted killer. next, next true crime news. it's the story that shocked a country and is still making headlines. >> they caught this man red handed about to kill her. i

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now to another high profile case, that of former new england patriots star aaron hernandez, who was convicted of gunning down odin lloyd. hernandez was serving life in prison for first degree murder when he took his own life. now a sensational new tv series premiering next week is telling the inside story of aaron's crime and his tragic life from touchdowns to police takedowns. aaron hernandez rose to greatness as a new england patriots tight end, and then spectacularly fell to infamy. now, his complicated crime story is back, courtesy of hollywood mega-producer ryan murphy. you don't know the kind of thoughts i have. >> it's like a demon. >> hernandez is the focus of the fx limited series american sports story. >> tell me something, aaron. >> you love to play football.

>> it's all i've ever done. >> in real life, hernandez's football fairy tale took an evil turn in 2013 after he was arrested for the murder of his friend, 27 year old odin lloyd. >> odin lloyd was a semiprofessional football playe. he was a devoted family man. he was very close to his parents and he dated the sister of aaron hernandez's fiancee. >> police swarmed the nfl star's massachusetts mansion, carrying out bags of evidence. quickly sacked by the patriots. aaron traded his uniform for a jumpsuit. >> this is oj simpson, 2.0. because you're not used to seeing people of that stature coming out of the sports world accused of murder. >> in court, surveillance video shows odin getting into a car with hernandez and his accomplices just before he was shot. six times. even more surveillance footage from inside

hernandez's home showed hernandez holding the murder weapon. the gridiron hero was found guilty. the motive unknown, although speculation swirled that hernandez feared odin might expose his reported secret homosexuality. >> there's an old expression that hurt people, hurt people, and aaron hernandez is somebody who was abused by his father, sexually abused by the, quote unquote, boyfriend of a babysitter from a very young age. this was just something where the adults failed the young. aaron hernandez, sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> but he would take his life in prison in 2017. >> what if god made me this way? >> now, the limited series digs deep into aaron's story, from football to crime. >> pops kept you on the field. off the streets. >> what does that mean? you saw.

it still looks off to you. >> privately dealing with addiction. his own sexuality and the criminal world. he surrounded himself with. hernandez spoke with the series extra in 2013 about living life in the public eye. >> i just try to be a role model. there's not that many hispanics in the nfl, and it's just an honor to be one. >> weeks later, he was arrested for the cold blooded, mob style execution murder of odin lloyd. aaron hernandez, life and crime becomes the subject of hollywood fodder. >> you have so many secrets. must be a lot of pressure. >> and up next, our true crime index. a shock jock podcaster did something shocking allegedly while live streaming, and it landed him behind bars. we'll have that story next. you can watch more of my one on one exclusive interview with jon

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not, poof, it stinks. >> welcome back here. now, some of the stories that we're following around the country, we call it the true crime index. a minnesota podcaster has been arrested for allegedly doing something while live streaming. aaron holt, the 37 year old host of the steel toe morning show, was charged with disseminating naked pictures of a woman to a guest on his podcast without her consent. he allegedly did it while live streaming. holt bailed himself out of jail. he denies the charges, saying he doesn't even remember getting or

sending the naked pictures. a california man was arrested at the dallas-fort worth airport after they found the body of an illinois man in the backyard of a home in plano, texas. police say 39 year old andrew swetland was minutes away from leaving the state. 69 year old patrick king is the dead man. police say swetland and king knew each other, but they didn't go into details. amy slaton, halterman, star of the reality show 1,000 pound sisters, has been arrested for drug possession. the crockett county, tennessee, sheriff's office says deputies were called to a safari park after a report that a visitor was bitten by a camel. but when deputies got to the park, they say they were overtaken by suspicious odors from the reality show star's car. halterman was arrested for illegal drug possession and endangerment of the two children in the car. she has pleaded not

guilty. next, a food delivery driver panics, thinking that he is in a heap of trouble when the cops come. but we will show you how one officer takes being on the job one

>> next. true crime news. it's the story that shocked a country and is still making headlines. >> they caught this man red handed about to kill her. i mean, what more proof do you need? >> a beautiful young woman goes missing. >> i was wondering, where's my sister? what's wrong? >> only to be found brutally murdered. a true crime news exclusive. how her father warned everyone. i just finished telling them that if y'all let him out, he's going to kill her. next true crime news. for the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. watch more exclusive content on our youtube channel. listen to our podcast and follow us at my true crime news. we want to leave you

on a lighter note. when the men and women in blue go above and beyond. tallahassee, florida police respond to a 911 hang up. when they arrived, they found this man, a food delivery driver, at his wit's end. he had blown his tire and mistakenly called 911, then hung up. that didn't stop the cop from lending a hand. the delivery was just five minutes away, so the officer made the delivery himself to protect and serve takes on a whole new meaning. that's it for today's true crime news. i'm anna garcia. join us next time. crime doesn't stop. (dramatic music) - [elizabeth] today on "icrime," a scooter on the freeway? - [officer] we need to deal with this scooter, guys. - [elizabeth] a showdown between an unshakeable homeowner and a gang of suspected thieves. and this. - [homeowner] i got you on camera, jackass. (anxious music) - you're looking for somebody else. - you stole my car. (bystander screams)