True Crime Reality

56-year-old Curtis Flowers has died just a few years after being released from death row and exonerated by the state of Mississippi. Flowers was tried six times by the same prosecutor and spent more than 2 decades behind bars for a quadruple murder he did not commit. It was a podcast, and ultimately the Supreme Court of the United States that set Flowers free after 23 years of protesting his innocence. We go over the astonishing details of his case and how he held onto hope that one day he’d be exonerated.
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After Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the public would be able to watch a firing squad execute Fort Hood mass killer Nidal Hasan, the Pentagon got specific, saying the execution would be live-streamed. Hassan’s planned, public execution is scheduled for December 3rd at 1pm, on the same day of the week and the same time Hasan killed 13 and wounded 30 others back in 2009. Hasan was wounded in the attack and is paralyzed, and there are many questions about the legality and morality of a public execution. The execution by firing squad would be the first of its kind carried out by the Army since World War II.
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After an hours long manhunt, 22-year-old Ryan Hanafin is in custody and believed to be responsible for shooting and killing his own mother. Hanafin was arrested after his father found his wife, 49-year-old Andria in the kitchen, dead. Their 13-year-old son was unharmed inside the home, and their older daughter was away at college, but Ryan was missing along with his vehicle. Police tracked Ryan down in Vermont and he’s expected to face murder charges when he faces a judge later this afternoon. This is the first murder in Reading, Massachusetts in more than a decade.
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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”
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There are plenty of receipts showing the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, the former fiancé to Donald Trump Jr, and the former wife of Gavin Newsom, trying to get a major Trump donor to pay her $100,000 American Express bill days before her Senate confirmation. And there’s more: text messages between Guilfolyle and former congressional and gubenatorial candidate Eric Deters reveal a relationship that suggests Guilfoyle was promising Deters access to the DOJ, the IRS, and even Kid Rock for large sums of money. Guilfoyle denies any wrongdoing and so far, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Embassy continue to support Ambassador Guilfoyle, saying she is “committed to representing the American people with dedication and integrity.”
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