Crime Talk with Scott Reisch

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An 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy is charged as an adult after police say he took keys to a gun safe, loaded a revolver, and shot his adoptive father in the head while he slept — all after a Nintendo Switch was taken away.
Scott breaks down the police reports, the charging decision, what "criminal homicide" means for a child this young, and whether this case belongs in adult court or juvenile court.
As always, remember: these are allegations and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.
 
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On February 19, 2026, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — the former royal once known as Prince Andrew — was arrested at Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
  Prosecutors are probing whether he shared confidential UK trade documents with Jeffrey Epstein while serving as the UK's special representative for international trade and investment from 2001–2011.
  Tonight Scott breaks down what the arrest really means, the evidence from those leaked emails, how serious the charges are under UK law, and why this could be the most damaging royal scandal yet.
Grab your legal pad — this isn't palace gossip, it's a case file.
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Did Kurt Cobain really die by suicide… or did investigators get it wrong from day one? Tonight, Scott breaks down the explosive claims of retired Seattle Police Captain Neil Low, who says the scene, the autopsy, the heroin levels, and even Cobain's "clean" hands don't match a self-inflicted shotgun blast.
We walk through the crime scene photos, the missing details, the alleged cab ride, the ammo note, and why a veteran cop now calls this a homicide, while Seattle PD still insists it was suicide.
You decide: honest mistakes, a rush to close the case… or a cover-up that's been protected for 30 years?
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Nancy Guthrie has been missing for more than two weeks. The family is officially cleared, the black glove DNA doesn't match anyone they know… and investigators still don't have a suspect.
Tonight, Scott breaks down what "NO DNA MATCH" really means, why that glove could be a dead end, and how you get 40,000+ tips and still have no one in handcuffs.
We'll also look at the second case rocking headlines: rising artist d4vd named a person of interest after a 14-year-old girl's dismembered body was found in a Tesla linked to him – with his family fighting grand jury subpoenas while he has not been charged.
Buckle up. This is where true crime collides with uncertainty, bad speculation, and a justice system under pressure to deliver answers.
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What does it say when we're 16 days into the abduction of Nancy Guthrie… and there is still no named suspect?
Tonight we break down the latest twists in the disappearance of the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie out of Tucson: the doorbell footage of the masked intruder, the blood at the front door, the glove found miles away now being run through CODIS, and why—publicly, at least—investigators still haven't told anyone who they think did this.
We'll walk through the bizarre ransom emails sent to TMZ, including the latest message claiming Nancy was seen "south of the border" and demanding Bitcoin just for the name of the alleged kidnapper. Is that how real kidnappers behave… or is someone playing games on the backs of a terrified family?
We'll also look at what law enforcement has said: "multiple persons of interest," no one ruled out, a 700-mile search radius, and DNA from the scene that doesn't match Nancy or anyone close to her. In other words: a lot of theories, no public answer.
And finally, we'll talk about the one thing kidnappers who actually want money usually do right away: contact the people who can pay. Instead, in this case, we've got deadlines blown, Bitcoin wallets, and emails to the media. If you were really holding someone like Nancy, would you waste time writing to a newsroom—or go straight to the family and their lawyers?
Grab a drink, hit play, and let's sort the facts from the noise.
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