senior corespondent laura ingle is tracking the latest develops in this case tonight. evening, laura. >> mike, the suspect in the abduction and murder of 34 year old eliza fletcher was back in court wednesday, ordered held without bond, and will get more face time with a judge thursday as the court decides what type of legal representation he will have on the charges against him in this case. >> the state has filed and you are charged with first degree murder. >> the shocking kidnapping and murder of eliza fletcher, who many knew as a beloved wife, mother, and kindergarten teacher in memphis, has left a community grieving, and afraid. shelby county district attorney steve mulroy spoke with fox wednesday about the charges. >> we would not be bringing these first degree murder charges unless we were confident that we could prove these charges beyond a reasonable doubt. >> fox news digital reports 38 year old cleotha abston, the man accused of violently abducting fletcher while she was on an early morning run last friday near the university of memphis received a medical e

senior correspondent laura ingle is taking a closer look at this case tonight. moments for those who loved allison rice as hundreds gathered for the murdered young woman's funeral. mourners packed at st. john the evangelist capital church in peterborough for the funeral mass celebrating the lsu senior, shot to death in downtown baton rouge last friday. a small comfort for her father who tells fox news digital that he is grateful she wasn't struck in the face so he could see her one last time. rice was murdered around 2:20 friday morning as she sat in her car waiting at a railroad crossing and what law enforcement has called a random act. a makeshift memorial at the murder scene marks the place where the 21-year-old marketing student who was described by so many including her boss at a local restaurant as loving, kind, and ambitious was killed. >> she had such a bright future. she had an internship set up. she was so excited the last time she was here. >> sharing these photos with fox and tells us that their friends and family have been working on replacing the c

laura ingle explains.g. >> gillian, all of those 24-hour stores, bars, and restaurants at that two new yorkers are use to our changing things up, pulling back and adjusting to low staffing and concerns over crime. some call it the son of the times, businesses and the big apple taking a break for being open around the clock and a post-covid lockdown world. many managers and owners say that they just can't do it with the uptick in serious times around the city. >> the main rays is concerned about the safety of the employees going back home. >> one well-known ukrainian restaurant in new york's east village is no longer open 24/7, management says many workers in that restaurant industry lost their jobs during the pandemic and never came back. >> it is very difficult for us to even find dedicated qualified staff. >> one nonprofit that works with the city to improve businesses agrees saying it is a big problem adding that it's difficult to get employees and customers to come back to around the clock operation. e

senior correspondent laura ingle in the new york newsroom with the details, hi, laura. >> this case continueser story going even through the confrontation in that police investigation room. the interrogation room as well. she was sobbing and crying with detectives when they dropped the bombshell that they had found dna evidence belonging to the person that she said she was with instead of the person who held her captive, which is not the people that she said kidnapped her. instead, the dna belonging to an ex-boyfriend. we had some video of the interrogation room from the video august 15, 2020, just made public and shows the mother of two coping question while sitting next to her husband who had been supportive through it all. but vanished november 2nd, 2016 while out on the run. after a significant multistate search to find her, she showed up three weeks later with a chain around her waist, walking on a county road in northern california on thanksgiving with claims that two hispanic women had kidnapped her, kept her in a closet, starter amber handed her. after collecting victim compensation f

. >> thank you, laura ingle. the scourge of deadly violence plaguing america. welcome, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> starting with the heartbreaking case in memphis. >> it's too early for us to determine a place and method of death. we are still uncovering various leaves. >> what is your assessment of what we have heard in this case. >> this individual is a career predator and truly evil the fact that he was arrested at 16 and served 20 years as a really good indicator of the justice system understanding the fact that this individual was truly a predator. he served his time. and in the last couple of years i bet that he has committed other crimes as well that are going to be discovered now. >> the new affidavit said the law enforcement officer then led them to a driveway where a party later identified was found. authorities revealed that they found the remains of 5:07 p.m. on monday the area where she was abducted. wrong place, wrong time? is there a reason she was stopped or targeted? >> i think that it doesn't give someone a reason to murder a mother of young k

>> laura ingle while their books. i love the nancy drew theories. i love all things beverly cleary. judy blume. >> okay. yeah. >> i loved reading of all kinds. i think one of the things that was most important for where i am today is something that i encourage people to try to do, if they can. when i was in third grade my dad started this tradition with me. i had to read two articles to discuss. when he would arrive home, he was change his clothing. beforehand, we would sit at the table and i would present which articles i had chosen and then we would discuss them. why did you choose it? what was interesting about that? what would you have done differently? i just remember that so fondly. through all of my elementary school years, high school years, my dad was a news consumer. he subscribed to every magazine. u.s. world news report time magazine, newsweek. we got them all. we made little notes. we had pretty robust dinner discussions as well. i do think back. there was one time on marine one where briefed the president about something. i had a flashback to the dining room table. >>

laura ingle has that story as the crime crisis continues. >> kevin, sherry kept her story going even the confrontation in the interrogation room with police. saw and crying when detectives dropped the bombshell that they found that dna evidence belonging to the person she was with when she claimed she was held captive which was not from random kidnappers of but instea her ex-boyfriend. put yourself through this the king ford to tell certain stories. you messed couldn't control the dna. >> the interrogation video was just made public and shows that the mother up two question the law sitting next to her husband who had been supportive through horrible ordeal they vanished november 22 while out on a run and after a significant multistate search to find her, she turned up three weeks later with a chain around her waist walking on a county road and within california thanksgiving with claims to hispanic women kidnapped her and kept in a closet and had starved and branded her. after collecting compensation funds and running with the moonlight figures detectives discovered the truth after tr

senior correspondent laura ingle has the details tonight in new york. good evening, laura. >> new york attorney general letitia james announcing her office filed a civil lawsuit against former president donald trump three of his adult children and executives of his company accusing them of a pattern of financial fraud. the 220-page lawsuit accuses mrf making more than 200 false and misleading asset valuations in the company's financial statements since 2011. including the former president triplex apartment in trump tower claimed 30,000 square feet, james says it's less than 11,000. >> this investigation revealed that donald trump engaged of years of illegal conduct to inflate his net worth to achieve, to deceive banks and the people of the great state of new york. claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it's the art of the steal. >> and this lawsuit calls for the former president to pay a quarter of a billion dollars in restitution. trump firing back on truth social saying in part: another witch-hunt by a raci

senior correspondent laura ingle unpacking all of that tonight and the connection to the mertmurderelizatcher. >> returned to court to face charges in another violent case which involved a kidnapping in rape from last year. involvement in both cases continue. other rape victims whose sexual assault kits are still waiting to be tested are fur furious. >> that story is not uncommon for the city of memphis. it's just so glaringly obvious there is a fundamental breakdown within the sex crimes unit. >> 38-year-old henderson back in front of a memphis judge to face another round of serious charges thursday including aggravated rape and kidnapping for a crime that happened in 2021. the timing of his reported dna match to the case was devastating. memphis police collected samples for a rape kit last september and submitted to the tennessee bureau of investigation. without a suspect the suspects were added to a backlog of kits and were not tested until augus. investigators say the results came back a match the same time memphis teacher eliza fletcher was found after being violently adopted days e

senior correspondent laura ingle has the latest. >> gillian, the list of crimes involving the manic usekidnapping and murder of eliza fletcher continues to grow. a suspect who returned to a courtroom monday on new, less serious charges that occurred around the same time mick kindergarten teacher was violently abducted off the streets of memphis. >> this is a new charge. this is your first appearance on this case? misdemeanor offense. >> 38-year-old cleotha henderson appeared for a brief hearing monday on charges stemming from stolen cash cards. the alleged crime taking place one day before eliza fletcher was kidnapped during her early morning run september 2. as new details on henderson's criminal history continue to mount an alarming case from last year has those in criminal law asking questions. last week new accusations from 2021 involving a different woman were revealed through an indictment charging that cleotha henderson with aggravated rape and kidnapping and gun charges. the timing of a massive backlog in dna testing. the dna matching the 2021 case was made available to memphis

senior correspondent laura ingle digging into the latest for us tonight. hello, laura. >> reporter: in one case a recent text exchange between podcasters and a jailed man who is believed to have communicated with two teenage girls found dead in delphi, indiana, and a close friend of a philadelphia teacher whose death was first ruled a homicide then suicide talks with with fox about how it's not adding up. ellen greenberg, 27-year-old philadelphia teacher, was found dead in her apartment in 2011 by her fiance who claimed in a 911 call she had stabbed herself. greenberg had at least 20 stab wounds, half of them on her back with a large wound at the base of her skull. the initial manner of death was ruled a homicide but then was revised to a suicide, something greenberg's parents have been fighting to have changed to either undecided or homicide and if it was murder, to have someone charged. greenberg's close friend, erica hamilton, telling fox news digital, there's no way her friend stabbed herself saying the two had talked about greenberg being anxious and s

a whole slew of additional charges in the wake of his arrest his vertical senior correspondent laura ingle new breaking developments tonight. good evening. 's because the suspect accused of two horrific crimes in memphis was back in court to face additional charges and hear motions in both cases is one of his alleged victims survived ank speaks out. >> has been charged with the violent abduction and murder of kindergarten teacher and mother of two, eliza fletcher, appeared before two separate judges on monday. court records show he now faces an additional charge of unlawful carrying or possession of a weapon. on september 3rd, 2022. that's the day after fletcher was abducted. there has been no confirmation so far that a weapon was used in the crime to occur after anderson's arrest for fletcher's murder, police accused him of another kidnapping and a . they claim evidence only came to light after evidence was positive for the positive i.d. came in the same day eliza fletcher's body was wanted for the shelby county office said it had no comment on the additional charges in memphis police did

manhattan's east village neighborhood thursday left one man and one woman dead senior correspondent laura ingle have the details from new york city tonight. >> two people in their 20s were killed thursday after being shot in the head in two separate instances here in new york city. both murders happen while the victims were out walking on city sidewalks. the first attack came on the first day in september around 5:00 a.m. when the 25-year-old woman coming off her shift at a nearby ihop was shot in the head in the gramercy park sidewalk. she was pronounced dead at the seams. one law enforcement official telling "the new york post," it appears as though she was targeted and it was not a random attack. hours later, a 26-year-old man was shot in the head and killed around 1:30 p.m. in manhattan's east village. the suspect described as a male in his 20s fled the scene wearing black and a face mask. across the east river in brooklyn, a video of a violent attack in broad daylight wednesday as a group of suspects, some who police say could be as young as 15 years old, beat a man with a baseball bat. th

laura ingle is here with that report. >> queen elizabeth ii was a woman who served great britain withthe standard for leadership not just for her nation but for young girls and women around the world. some who would end up following in her footsteps. queen elizabeth paved the way for the likes of britain's first female prime minister margaret thatcher german chancellor angela merkel and britain new prime minister liz truss who met with the between two days ago. devastated and called the queen the rock on which modern britain was built. former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton tweeting few individuals in the history of humanity have led their people with such steadiness and grace as queen elizabeth. my condolences to everyone mourning her passing today and the end of an era. ascending to the thrown at the age of just 25, the queen inherited a job which many men thought they could do better. as the decades would prove, queen elizabeth broke the glass ceiling balancing service to her nation and dedication to her family. the queen empowered women and led by example in many ways a fa

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