True Crime Reality

41-year-old Katie Zacharia will hold her first press conference this week, as President Trump’s new press secretary. Zacharia succeeds Karoline Leavitt who left her position in August after briefly returning from maternity leave, and who has since joined Fox News as an analyst. Zachariah had been a communications adviser to Trump Media and Technology Group, which runs Trump’s Truth Social site. She’s also been a frequent guest on Fox News and Newsman and briefly worked as spokesperson for former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. Trump, describing her as a “fan” and a MAGA supporter, Zacharia joins a long and growing list of female press secretaries under President Trump.
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It’s happened again, this time in Eerie, Pennsylvania. Police say a 45-year-old grandfather and father has killed his entire family along with a family friend. The details of this crime are horrific, with police describing a scene too gruesome to fully reveal. Video and audio evidence points to the man killing his 1 and 5 year old grandchildren, then four other family members on the stairwell, before being killing two women who were pounding on the front door and then ultimately himself. Officials are trying to determine motive, with neighbors and friends expressing disbelief, in this latest in a string of familicides in this country this year.
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Kelly Clarkson accused a Brooklyn specialty store of treating her like she couldn’t afford its merchandise. Clarkson publicly called out Art of Play in Brooklyn, writing on X “Wow, dude. You’re an idiot and just lost a huge sale” after they wouldn’t sell her a $15,000 singing and dancing bird automaton. Art of Play defended itself saying the mechanical bird she wanted to buy wasn’t for sale, and offered her alternatives. The small business says it’s been attacked by millions, but Clarkson herself is now facing backlash, some calling her an “entitled brat.”
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Ted Kaczynski has been remembered as a brilliant, isolated killer, but people who actually knew him described another side. A local librarian who befriended him said he tutored her child and could make her laugh for hours.
Sharlto Copley, who plays him in Ted K, reveals the startling details he uncovered while researching Kaczynski and the side of the notorious killer most people have never heard about.
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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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