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on this episode of women behind bars
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one woman pled guilty to the murder of a
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local prostitute
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it was a torture killing she was bound
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she was gagged she was stomped kicked
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she finally was strangled to death
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they took my best friend from me so
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that's a real
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big hole that i'm trying to like
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close up damien prophet controlled his
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woman primarily through
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fear then shaniqua brown tells her story
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she was allegedly involved in a robbery
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that ended in the murder of a chinese
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food delivery man
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i saw the food i saw the menu
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i saw puddles and puddles of blood so
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footprints of blood
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and then i saw him the victim only
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carries chains for 20.
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so how much money was really netted and
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what is a human life
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worth one phone call can turn
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tragically wrong in a split second two
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women
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two brutal crimes these are the stories
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of dolly mae clapp
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and shaniqua brown
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[Music]
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on january 6 2006 in a vacant lot on the
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east side of buffalo new york
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police found the body of 35 year old
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michelle hicks
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she was beaten pretty badly her eyes
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were swollen shut she was not only being
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physically beaten punched and kicked she
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was being
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tortured with the use of these chemicals
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detectives learned that michelle was a
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prostitute working for a pimp named
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harold bonner and a 47 year old woman
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who they say was his second in command
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dolly may clap
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her obanner and dolly were evil people
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clapp insists she knew nothing about the
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prostitution ring
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she consistently kept saying she was a
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property manager
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and she denied helping bonner commit
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murder
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i didn't kill that girl that girl was
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alive when i left but police believed
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otherwise
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she was there during the whole murder i
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think
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dolly mcclap demonstrated herself to be
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a pathological liar and a sadist
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was dolly mae clapp falsely accused or
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was she a willing partner in a sadistic
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torture killing
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dolly mae clapp was the only girl of
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four children born to catherine and
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luther clapp
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i was born in lacawana um this little
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town
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outside of buffalo my father passed away
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when i was small
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it was a really really big loss after
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her father's death
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dolly and her three brothers were put in
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foster care for several years
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i don't even know why they took us from
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my mother i didn't hate her
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she came to visit us when was in the
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foster home my sister dowling
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she took care of me when i was younger
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she uh cooked for me made sure i stayed
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out of trouble
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when dolly was 12 she went back to live
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with her mother
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i think i had a good childhood even when
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i came home with my mother she's always
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been there for me
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i took her through some rough times was
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to run away from home stay out all night
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dolly's mom enrolled her in a strict
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boarding school for troubled girls
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it was run by nuns but they were really
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really nice
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you have to work your way up to
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privileges and that's what i did
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the young teen finished high school a
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year early but struggled to find a
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career she could stick with
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i wanted to run the streets to just a
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party and have a good time that's why i
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never completed anything
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i went to just about every college i
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could think of i went to tailoring
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school i went to cosmetology school
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at age 27 dolly had her first child and
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decided to raise him as a single mom
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she then gave birth to three more
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children with a close friend
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over the next five years we had a good
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friendship
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but we wasn't like boyfriend and
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girlfriend as she raised her children
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dolly began to experiment with drugs i
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was smoking crack
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when you first done you know you think
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you have a handle on it you do it on the
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weekends
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but you're becoming more addictive and
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you're not aware of it when my sister
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jolly was
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going through her drug addiction that
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was a negative part of her life
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and it affected her kids and her
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household i had my kids taken from me
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dolly's children went to live with their
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paternal grandmother who tried to help
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dolly
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she was good to her kids the best she
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knew how to be
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due to drugs it changed darling
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i know that donna can do better
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in an effort to get her kids back dolly
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stayed clean for a year
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but then relapsed it was awful
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i mean i wish i had more control well
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just it's hard it's really
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it's really really hard to stop smoking
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crack i wasted a lot of time
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getting high i gotta spend with my kids
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the time is gone you can't get it back
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dolly says she met 47 year old harold
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bonner in 2000.
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bonner was also known on the streets as
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damien prophet
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damian prophet was a pimp sort of an old
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school pimp
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on the east side of buffalo he ran
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prostitutes he owned a number of
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properties as well
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when i first met him
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he was nice he was talking about his
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houses and they were empty
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he was trying to get him rented out i
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had a little money
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and he needed it and i gave it to him
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darling is a good person if you needed
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something she'd help you with it
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he was telling me we're going to be
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together and i believed him
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he was a good guy he's i thought he was
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bonner would would pass himself off as a
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church-going man in buffalo
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i think he fancied himself more of a
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businessman who
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tried to stay below the radar of the
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police in buffalo
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dawley says she and bonner had a
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romantic relationship
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as well as a business partnership in
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managing bonner's properties
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he was paying all my bills you know i
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was taking care of me he knew i got high
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he knew i used drugs
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he didn't treat her right and he would
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buy drugs for her to keep her high
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he is a dog was a dog and always going
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to be one
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people was telling me that he used to be
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a pill he said i'm going back to pepin
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i didn't believe him harold bonnard
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obviously had
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delusions of grandeur he could convince
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people especially the women he dealt
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with
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he preyed on the most desperate women a
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lot of women who didn't have family
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didn't have friends
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didn't have a life he would control them
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because they had nothing else in their
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life
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dolly denies knowing that bonner was
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pimping women at the time
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he started doing it behind my back
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and they said that i knew about what he
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was doing
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no i didn't but authorities contend she
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played a key role
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in his prostitution ring dolly maclab
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was very important his business
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she managed his rental property she
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collected
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rent for him and she managed his human
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property which in his mind were these
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women who prostituted for him
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i honestly only knew a four but
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as i later found i was a lot more one of
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the women who worked for bonner as a
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prostitute was michelle hicks
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she was beautiful
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not just on the outside but the inside
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she had a hard life
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and she didn't let that stop her
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she was hooked on drugs for a while and
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there came a time when she got away from
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that and she actually attended rehab
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sessions
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michelle was like um
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a second sister to me we were in a
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12-step program together
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she had a lot of clean time and i don't
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know what happened she began to use
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again
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michelle's friends noticed that she lost
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a lot of weight as a prostitute for
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harold bonner
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aka damian prophet when she got back on
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the street
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i think she wasn't eating right she
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didn't look good
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at all damien prophet controlled his
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woman
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primarily through fear he not only would
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abuse them
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physically and psychologically
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he was also abusing them in front of his
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other prostitutes to send a message to
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them
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that they needed to stay in line as well
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and obey him the girls were
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completely afraid of him he you know
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ruled by terror
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food deprivation sleep deprivation
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you know narcotics being provided to
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them to keep them
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numb mentally and emotionally he was
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brutal he was known to punch
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and kick and beat girls he'd have bars
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on the windows he'd keep dogs in the
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front and back hallways so they couldn't
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escape or get out i heard
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evidence of stun gun use by him in the
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past he had a lot of ways of controlling
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those girls
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i've never seen him beat those women
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whatever they asked where he gave it to
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him i think
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a lot of girls they was using him to get
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high mrs girls they didn't have anywhere
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to go so here he come along mr
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i'm going to take care of you and
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support your drug habit
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from what i've seen they just like used
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him
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according to court testimony bonner
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often used dolly to help him control the
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other women
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when he had problems with the girls she
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did some of the intimidation for him
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she was referred to by damian prophet as
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the exterminator
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he would tell them that he had to call
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the exterminator now
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in an effort to threaten them and she
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would talk to them on the phone
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and ask them what they had done wrong
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and try to set them straight
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this girl owed him some money and i said
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if you owe him give that man his money
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so you can
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go he had them thinking i was the
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enforcer and that's not true these girls
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can never say i laid a hand on them
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i had nothing to do with that when women
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behind bars continues
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she was not only being physically beaten
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punched and kicked but she was being
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tortured
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with the use of these chemicals i seized
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the cowboys and that's when i seen the
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top of her hair
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i looked down and i see this michelle
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wrapped in a blanket
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just after the new year in 2006 dolly
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clapp says she was working as a property
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manager in buffalo new york for her
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boyfriend harold bonner
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also known on the streets as damien
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prophet police say profit ran a
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prostitution ring
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and had a violent reputation dolly
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claims he kept that part of his life
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hidden from her
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i never seen that side of him never
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he was pimping these women i didn't know
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anything about
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i didn't know any of this 35 year old
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michelle hicks was one of bonner's
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prostitutes
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her goddaughter latoya remembers an
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encounter on the street
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that was one of the last times she saw
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michelle
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she was with this older man in a bronco
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truck i'm like hi
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i'm like you okay she was like go go
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like
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she was scared for me to stop and talk
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to her she was sitting in the passenger
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side he was in the driver's seat
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and it's like she didn't say the words
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help but the look on her face was helped
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on the evening of january 3rd michelle
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hicks was at bonner's house with three
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other prostitutes
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also at the home was dolly clap
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i'd never seen one of these girls a day
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in my life until that night me and mr
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bonner
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was in the back cleaning up cleaning out
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a bedroom
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he told me get ready for bed he had to
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lock him in the house he had gates to
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his doors
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dolly says that bonner drove her home
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just before 4 am
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when i left mr bond's house michelle
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hicks was alive
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mr bonder calls me on the phone he tells
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me
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that he catches her trying to get out of
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his house
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michelle tried to steal something out of
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prophet's house
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which were just cds and a bottle of
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liquor i was like well take it and
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let her go put her out he called me back
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and he was telling me he was torturing
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the girl and i didn't believe him
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mr beiner called me from 10 to 4 in the
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morning until 6
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30 that morning basically telling me
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what the girls what they was doing to
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michelle i didn't
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i just didn't believe it i said don't be
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calling me with this
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police have a different view of what
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occurred in those early morning hours
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according to witness testimony dolly
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clapp was not hearing the torture of
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michelle hicks over the phone
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but was actually at bonner's home
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participating
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there were a number of women present as
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well as dolly make lab candy diamond
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millie
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those were the prostitutes involved in
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beating and strangling michelle to death
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prophet orders them to beat her and to
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kick her and to stop her
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michelle was saying to prophet daddy let
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me
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give you another chance daddy daddy
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prophet asked the girls to get boots on
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and the boots were stiletto boots with
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very sharp heels
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and they were stepping on her face but
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according to dolly's own statements to
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police
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it was damian prophet himself who
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committed the most disturbing acts of
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torture
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he poured liquid heat in her mouth i
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took a douche bottle
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filled it with ammonia and he inserted
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it
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in her nose she was not only being
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physically beaten
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punched and kicked but she was being
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tortured
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with the use of these chemicals dolly
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claimed in her statement that
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one of the other prostitutes named
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diamond had said we can't just let her
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go she'll go to the police
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diamond suggested killing her and dolly
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clap's response was yeah i guess so
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she's handing them the plastic bags
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to put over her head then she gets a
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third bag rips it open so they can tie
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it around the base of the neck to cut
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off the air supply
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they kept going and going until they
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killed it totally killed
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dolly insists she was at home on drugs
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while listening to the murder over the
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phone
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i had no problem killing michelle hicks
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i was
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getting high my thinking was they knew
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him they knew how vicious that mean they
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was
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they put themselves in that position
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then dolly says she went back to
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bonner's house
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the next morning and heard the details
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of the murder from millie
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one of the prostitutes millie
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is the one who told me what happened to
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her harold bonner then ordered dolly and
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the others to clean up the house
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they cleaned the floor as thoroughly as
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they could and then damien prophet
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sprayed oven cleaner on the floor and
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had them scrub that off
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profit took a plastic trash bag and
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gathered the uh the panties that had
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been stuffed in michelex's mouth
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the rope that she'd been bound with some
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of the cleaning supplies the rags
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put it all in a trash bag and that that
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trash bag i don't believe was ever
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recovered
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michelle hicks had been stuffed in a
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trash bin and put in bonner's vehicle
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around 2 a.m the next night bonner
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called dolly
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he says i'm coming to pick you up so we
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can dump this so having his friend comes
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dolly claims she did not know what was
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in the trash bin
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at that time i didn't know that girl's
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body was in the garbage can in the truck
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the three drove to an abandoned lot on
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rapen street
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dolly says she stayed in the truck while
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bonner and the other man dumped the body
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out of the trash bin and covered it with
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cardboard after they dropped dolly back
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off at home
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her phone rang he calls me we got to go
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back
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to get the cardboard prophet sent dolly
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clap
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back to where they had dumped the body
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on rapen street
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so that she could recover that piece of
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cardboard because he was afraid his
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fingerprints were on it
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i seized the cardboard and that's when i
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seen the top of her hair
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i looked down and i see is michelle
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wrapped in a blanket
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so i'm like you know you didn't involve
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me
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in the murder what happened and that's
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when he was saying that
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he was trying to teach her a lesson
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about stealing from him he said you know
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how many people i didn't kill rolled up
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in rugs
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and and got rid of the next day on
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january 6
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the body of michelle hicks was
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discovered i was wrapped in the blankets
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and
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sheets towards the back of the field
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her face was exposed and you can see
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that she was beaten pretty badly her
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eyes were swollen shut
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the medical examiner found wounds
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consistent with having been
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stomped with a stiletto heel puncture
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type wounds
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it's like a little square holes in her
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head and other parts were bad
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news of michelle's murder spread quickly
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through the neighborhood
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oh my god oh my god
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that hit me hard like my sister died
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police knew they were looking for
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someone vicious enough to torture their
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victim
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but with few leads to go on the case
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remain unsolved for two months
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it was almost getting to be a cold case
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to a point
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until investigators got a break when
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another terrified prostitute escaped
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from harold bonner's home
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she was beaten up real bad she was held
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against her will and she had a hard time
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getting out of the house and
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when she did she fled from the house and
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across the street into a police precinct
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the frightened girl told police that
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bonner aka profit
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had brutally abused her profit was on
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our radar
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but it was another lead that would link
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harold bonner with dolly may clap
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an informant came forward from the jail
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the informant was the man who helped
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bonner and clap dispose of michelle's
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body
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he said she was involved in it and she
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was with them when they dumped the body
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and that led us to dolly clap to bring
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her in and interview her regarding the
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murders
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when women behind bars continues her
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obama
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and dolly were evil people even in the
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interview you could tell that she had an
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evil streak
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that girl was alive when i left and
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later a robbery gone wrong
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so amsterdam was like we want to rob the
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chinese man
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i said okay
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in buffalo new york the first murder of
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2006 was 35 year old michelle hicks
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investigators had two informants who
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pointed to a local pimp
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harold bonner as the killer but they
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also told police about a woman named
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dolly mae clapp
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who they said was an accomplice to the
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murder police called dolly in for
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questioning
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in the beginning she was telling us how
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how harold bonner
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prophet had called her
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and was explaining to her step by step
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on what they were doing to michelle
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it seemed to us that she knew just a
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little bit too much from her phone
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conversation
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you could tell by the way she was
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answering that she was fudging the
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stories
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they asked me well how many times did
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you kick the girl i told him no because
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i wasn't there i've been trying to tell
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you this for the past 11 hours
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dolly stuck to her story about hearing
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the murder on the phone
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detectives decided to send two
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colleagues in to interrogate dolly
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we told her we can see right we know you
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want to tell us something that you're
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you're not being truthful
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you give us all the details okay i
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wasn't telling the truth
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i'm going to tell you the truth once
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they break it just seems to flow
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she gave us the play-by-play of exactly
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what happened
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in michelle's hicks murder you know what
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color the bags were what color the rope
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was
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she told us the color the panties they
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were putting her mouth and what exactly
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they used to shove ammonia up her nose
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it's one of the most graphic confessions
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i've heard
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dolly now claims she made up the details
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of her confession
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i'm like okay i hit her one time i just
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went to make it up after 14 hours two
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o'clock in the morning i was tired
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she says her confession was also an
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attempt to get back at harold bonner
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because he had asked her to prostitute
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for him i was trying to hurt him
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and get back and for you're going to
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make me be a prostitute
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i lied i lied i lied i was never there
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but detectives assert that dolly's
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statements were too detailed and
00:20:06
concrete to be fiction
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she described how another one of the
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females had wrapped bags around her neck
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trying to strangle her and it wasn't
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working so they twisted it another way
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and
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who would know this unless you're there
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we went back and we asked her questions
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about to her response and they were
00:20:23
exactly the same
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the truth never changes she described
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like some sounds
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that the victim made as she lay dying on
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that floor she was so visual
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when she was talking to us saying how
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how michelle was making this guttural
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noise
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how she was starting up was starting to
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shake
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if you're not there you don't know these
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details after her confession
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dolly was arrested and held at the erie
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county jail
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they told me that my sister had been
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arrested
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for murder i knew that wasn't my sister
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because she's not that kind of person
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police were now on the search for harold
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bonner aka
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damien prophet damien profit ended up
00:21:01
being arrested in boston massachusetts
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in a bizarre twist while investigating
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the murder of michelle hicks
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police uncovered evidence of a second
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murder that bonner committed
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witnesses told detectives about another
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prostitute
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kimberly warren who had worked for
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bonner and was found murdered
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11 years earlier in 1995.
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both of the murders were committed in
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the presence of other prostitutes with
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the participation of his other
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prostitutes
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both of them were severely beaten both
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of them were tortured
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police were shocked to learn that
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michelle hicks bonner's 2006 victim
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had been one of the prostitutes that
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helped kill kimberly warren
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the 1995 victim 11.5 years before that
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she had participated in the disciplining
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of kimberly warren for having run away
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harold bonner was charged with two
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counts of murder
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and held over for trial prosecutors
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offered clapp
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a plea deal in exchange for her
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testimony against bonner
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oftentimes you're making a deal with the
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devil
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but you're choosing the lesser of two
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evils they were both wicked people
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my attorney tells me to plead guilty to
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five years
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i didn't want to take fives i said i'm
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not taken for something i didn't do
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i didn't kill that show andrew latimpio
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was dolly's defense attorney
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and knew the prosecution had witnesses
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to say dolly was aware of the
00:22:21
prostitution ring
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and was involved in michelle's murder
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these women
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were describing dolly as not just the
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den mother they were they were
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making it sound like
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she was himmler over there ordering
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executions and beatings
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that she was the henchman for harold
00:22:40
bonner
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i never saw that side of her and nor did
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she ever agree that that was
00:22:44
part of her role but that's the portrait
00:22:47
that was going to be painted for a jury
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so that certainly played a role in my
00:22:52
decision to tell her to cooperate
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dolly accepted the plea deal and agreed
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to testify against harold bonner
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but the district attorney's office soon
00:23:00
discovered clapp and bonner were writing
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to each other in jail
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letters she had written reassuring him
00:23:06
that she wasn't going to cooperate
00:23:07
against him
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telling him that she loved him i thought
00:23:10
i was writing letters that was proposing
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marriage
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in jail mr bonner wrote me he said dolly
00:23:16
why would you
00:23:17
lie on me like this and i told him i was
00:23:19
mad at him
00:23:20
i was upset with you that she was
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leaving me for some prostitutes after
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all these
00:23:25
years of all the money and time i put in
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with you i was hurt
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i said uh you know dolly you're pretty
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much
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cooking your own goose here she not only
00:23:35
seemed to be in love with him but
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revering and and fearful of him dolly's
00:23:43
lawyer was very
00:23:47
emphatic to the judge that he feared she
00:23:50
was still
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somehow under the control
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psychologically of
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harold bonner it was kind of an odd
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mentality she had towards him
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her role seemed to be consistent with
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the prostitutes somebody who
00:24:04
was kind of brainwashed and in fear of
00:24:07
him
00:24:08
the prosecutor frank siddita ultimately
00:24:10
chose not to risk it
00:24:12
he convicted bonner without dolly's
00:24:14
cooperation
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and dolly lost her chance for a lesser
00:24:17
prison term
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[Music]
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i believe he's a serial killer and i
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believe he has other bodies
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in his past harold bonner and dolly were
00:24:40
evil people
00:24:41
even in the interview you could tell
00:24:43
that she had an evil streak
00:24:45
and she was a follower of him she knew
00:24:48
how he was he always did have her
00:24:52
and then she said she didn't know how he
00:24:53
was
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yes ms clapp did i think she was a lot
00:24:57
like him he thought they were garbage
00:24:59
so they were disposable she thought the
00:25:01
people would never look into that and
00:25:03
it would be fine because the girls were
00:25:05
prostitutes the bottom of society no one
00:25:07
cared
00:25:08
i never saw any remorse in her
00:25:15
i was railroaded they used me to get to
00:25:18
helm and they gave me 15 years
00:25:21
because i take responsibility for that
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driving that truck
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with that girl's body and if i was a
00:25:26
murderer i didn't kill that girl
00:25:28
i didn't donna didn't do no wrong with
00:25:31
that girl
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she did not kill the girl she was not
00:25:35
there when it happened
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that's my sister dolly and nobody can
00:25:39
know her the way i know
00:25:40
she never go out her way to hurt anybody
00:25:42
that is a complete injustice for her to
00:25:44
be
00:25:45
locked up the wounds are still fresh for
00:25:47
friends and family of michelle hicks
00:25:50
they took my best friend from me so
00:25:52
that's
00:25:53
a real big hole
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that i'm trying to like
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close up but i don't think it'll ever be
00:26:02
closed
00:26:03
the house she got killed and i walked
00:26:05
past it every day walking from work
00:26:08
michelle she's at peace now it was uh
00:26:12
a sad irony that michelle hex
00:26:16
had participated in the murder of
00:26:18
kimberly warren
00:26:19
i'm sure the thought uh was always in
00:26:22
the back of her mind
00:26:23
that what happened to kimberly warren
00:26:25
could happen to her as well
00:26:27
and it did dolly is serving her sentence
00:26:32
at the women's prison in bedford hills
00:26:34
i talk to my kids on a regular basis we
00:26:36
write we stay in touch and my kids know
00:26:38
i didn't kill that girl
00:26:41
authorities believe having clap in jail
00:26:43
takes a murderer off the streets
00:26:45
in my view she was sadistic a sadistic
00:26:48
person
00:26:51
and she was a pathological liar but
00:26:53
dolly says her only crime was not
00:26:55
calling the authorities when she should
00:26:57
have
00:26:58
so many times i wanted to call the
00:27:00
police off and i was scared that's
00:27:02
something i had to live with every day
00:27:04
if i would have been smoking crack i
00:27:06
wouldn't have been incarcerated because
00:27:08
i would have had a better
00:27:09
judgment i would have did the right
00:27:11
thing
00:27:12
next up on women behind bars that's my
00:27:15
first time
00:27:16
ever seen anyone that much blood in my
00:27:19
life
00:27:20
seeing someone with a bullet in them
00:27:22
period and just sitting there
00:27:24
moaning and dying for more information
00:27:27
about women behind bars
00:27:29
go to www.wetv.com
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[Music]
00:27:42
on the evening of october 15 2002
00:27:45
a chinese food delivery man was accosted
00:27:48
in the stairwell of a brooklyn apartment
00:27:50
building and shot to death
00:27:52
mr lynn was found on the first floor
00:27:56
curled up in a fetal position there was
00:27:58
a bag of chinese food laying on the
00:27:59
second
00:28:00
set of steps police traced the call for
00:28:03
takeout to the apartment of a
00:28:04
19-year-old single mom
00:28:06
shaniqua brown that's my first time
00:28:09
seeing that much blood
00:28:10
shaniqua confessed that two male friends
00:28:12
asked her to call in the food order
00:28:14
but claimed she had no idea it would
00:28:16
lead to murder
00:28:17
three people prey upon an innocent
00:28:19
victim and probably one of the more
00:28:21
vicious crimes i had seen it was belton
00:28:24
who did the actual robbery while
00:28:26
ernest carraway stood by as a lookout
00:28:31
a violent senseless act it should have
00:28:33
never happened
00:28:35
was shaniqua brown an unwitting
00:28:37
accomplice to a robbery scheme
00:28:39
or did she purposely lure an innocent
00:28:41
victim into a deadly trap
00:28:48
shaniqua brown was born in queens new
00:28:50
york and raised by a single mom
00:28:53
she grew up with two older siblings
00:28:55
michael and tyleshia
00:28:57
my mom spoils her life we tease her as
00:28:59
much as we possibly can
00:29:01
my brother he would say yeah you was
00:29:03
adopted you found you in a box outside
00:29:05
but at the end of the day i still loved
00:29:07
them we were so close
00:29:08
when shaniqua was 11 years old her
00:29:10
mother moved the family
00:29:12
to brooklyn new york in a neighborhood
00:29:13
called brownsville
00:29:15
we love the apartment but the gang
00:29:17
members over there
00:29:19
you can easily get affiliated with them
00:29:21
my building is at on
00:29:22
union sutter is right there in between
00:29:25
black territory and crypt territory it's
00:29:26
a
00:29:27
pretty violent area it has a lot of
00:29:30
shootings
00:29:30
because of the low income that's in that
00:29:33
community
00:29:34
as a teenager shaniqua made friends
00:29:36
easily in the neighborhood
00:29:37
my problem was always wanting just to
00:29:39
fit in everything she did was always
00:29:40
have the kindness of her art
00:29:42
she never say no to anybody at 15 years
00:29:46
old
00:29:46
shaniqua met a fellow high school
00:29:48
student damian manley
00:29:49
he was going to school together he
00:29:51
became my best friend until
00:29:53
i realized i did have a crush on him he
00:29:55
introduced me to marijuana he introduced
00:29:57
me to
00:29:58
gangbanging he was crap i started seeing
00:30:01
changes in my sister when she started
00:30:02
hanging out with him
00:30:04
i started smoking weed cutting school
00:30:06
gang banging
00:30:08
and all that but he was unseparable
00:30:10
that's who her group of friends was him
00:30:12
and whoever he knew
00:30:13
i tried to persuade her to stay on the
00:30:15
right track anything that had to do with
00:30:17
running the streets or doing something
00:30:19
illegal
00:30:20
to me back then when i was young and
00:30:22
dumb
00:30:23
it was like it's the thing to do i used
00:30:25
to start fighting my sister over it she
00:30:27
always used to say you're being a
00:30:28
follower you're being stupid i didn't
00:30:29
want to listen to her
00:30:30
at 16 years old shaniqua discovered she
00:30:33
was pregnant by her boyfriend damian
00:30:35
she dropped out of school and broke the
00:30:37
news to her mother
00:30:38
she was like whatever you choose to do
00:30:40
i'm by your side and that's what i'm
00:30:41
keeping my baby
00:30:43
and she's been there since day one she
00:30:46
was very happy to be pregnant she
00:30:47
couldn't wait to go buy
00:30:49
the baby clothes buy the stroller paint
00:30:52
the room
00:30:53
shaniqua gave birth to damien charmaine
00:30:55
manly in 2000
00:30:57
she continued to live with her mom who
00:30:59
helped with the baby
00:31:00
shaniqua says having a child gave her a
00:31:02
new purpose in life
00:31:04
once i had my son i wanted to stop
00:31:06
running the streets she always had
00:31:08
somewhere they had a very close bond but
00:31:11
shaniqua admits
00:31:12
she continued living the gang life to
00:31:14
please her friends and especially her
00:31:16
baby's father
00:31:17
he beat me plenty of times
00:31:21
he came very controlling one of
00:31:23
shaniqua's friends in the neighborhood
00:31:25
was 22 year old antoine belton i met him
00:31:27
to my very father
00:31:28
they called him bubba in the street
00:31:31
antoine
00:31:32
was recently released from prison in
00:31:34
july of 2002.
00:31:36
he was known for robbing people just
00:31:38
like my big father was known for riding
00:31:39
people they used raw people together
00:31:41
antoine hung out with another
00:31:42
neighborhood boy 16-year-old ernest
00:31:45
carraway known as manny
00:31:46
man he's a troublemaker he would throw
00:31:48
things off the roof at the crips that
00:31:50
was standing on the corner
00:31:51
manny is crazy manny was a very angry
00:31:54
person
00:31:54
he was very unpredictable on the evening
00:31:58
of october 15
00:31:59
2002 shaniqua was home with her sister
00:32:02
and baby at the apartment building on
00:32:03
union street
00:32:05
their mom was working a night shift at
00:32:07
her job shaniqua says antoine and manny
00:32:10
knocked on her door around 8pm
00:32:12
i was just chilling ahoy with antoine
00:32:15
smoking whatever
00:32:16
smoking weed they was drinking and manny
00:32:19
asked me to go call the chinese
00:32:22
restaurant so at first i'm like no
00:32:24
so amsterdam was like can you just cause
00:32:26
chinese restaurant
00:32:27
we want to rob the chinese man i said
00:32:30
okay
00:32:30
the agreement between shaniqua brown and
00:32:33
antoine belton
00:32:34
was that the two guys would get the
00:32:36
money and that she would get the food in
00:32:38
exchange for making the phone call
00:32:40
shaniqua went into her apartment to put
00:32:42
in the delivery order
00:32:43
she just picked up the phone and dialed
00:32:45
the chinese restaurant like that
00:32:47
and she left back out at the time that
00:32:49
they planned this uh robbery
00:32:51
happy house was the only place that
00:32:52
delivered i ordered jesus to the chicken
00:32:54
with pork fried rice
00:32:57
four chicken rivers french fries and
00:32:59
stripping broccoli with pork fried rice
00:33:01
i told bubba they'd be here in 15-20
00:33:03
minutes i ordered it so they could go to
00:33:05
another apartment
00:33:06
and i stayed upstairs after that
00:33:07
thirty-six-year-old jean chun lin
00:33:10
was working as the delivery man for the
00:33:12
happy house restaurant that night
00:33:13
he was a recent immigrant his english i
00:33:15
remember was minimal
00:33:17
very minimal he had a wife that lived
00:33:20
in china i believe he had two children
00:33:23
also mr lynn uh left the restaurant
00:33:26
which is only a block and a half away
00:33:28
he rode his bike here and he parked it
00:33:30
just outside the
00:33:31
the apartment building here he walked
00:33:33
into the building
00:33:34
mr belton and mr cowaway were already in
00:33:37
the hallway
00:33:38
so they seen mr lynn walk by them he was
00:33:41
sent to a
00:33:42
phony apartment address went to the
00:33:44
fourth floor knocked on the door
00:33:45
we didn't want to find chinese food mr
00:33:47
lin proceeded back downstairs when he
00:33:49
got to the second floor landing mr
00:33:50
belton was there waiting for him it was
00:33:52
belton who possessed a gun
00:33:54
and did the actual robbery while ernest
00:33:57
carraway
00:33:57
stood by as a lookout he ambushed mr lin
00:34:01
and pointed a gun at him and said give
00:34:03
it up give it up
00:34:05
mr lin smiled at uh mr bell
00:34:08
not understanding what he was saying at
00:34:09
the same time he was reaching into his
00:34:11
pocket
00:34:12
according to antoine belton the delivery
00:34:14
man recognized him
00:34:15
the victim began to say you you and he
00:34:18
realized that the victim was someone
00:34:20
that he had recognized
00:34:21
mr belton then uh fired one single shot
00:34:25
a striking mr lin in the stomach antoine
00:34:28
fountain kept telling ernest cowan
00:34:30
grabbed the money grabbed the money but
00:34:32
mr coway
00:34:33
was so frightened about the whole thing
00:34:34
he just ran out of the building
00:34:36
and mr belton just followed behind him
00:34:39
upstairs in their third floor apartment
00:34:41
shaniqua and her sister heard the loud
00:34:44
bang
00:34:44
out of the blue is a gunshot i'm like oh
00:34:46
my god what was that
00:34:48
so my sister she run out the house when
00:34:51
i heard that gunshot
00:34:52
it was like i was like stuck like
00:34:56
what the hell is that and i came
00:34:57
downstairs
00:34:59
and i saw blood on the steps i saw the
00:35:01
food i saw the menu
00:35:04
i saw puddles and puddles of blood i saw
00:35:07
footprints of blood
00:35:09
and then i saw him he was holding his
00:35:11
chest area
00:35:12
with his knife in his hand and just like
00:35:16
uh and i'm just standing there staring
00:35:19
at him like i cannot believe this
00:35:20
happened
00:35:21
this wasn't supposed to happen when
00:35:23
women behind bars continues
00:35:25
i told him yes i knew about the robbery
00:35:29
but i didn't know nothing about no
00:35:30
murder she's just as responsible as the
00:35:32
guy who pulled the trigger
00:35:32
because she lured him there and now this
00:35:34
man is dead
00:35:44
in october 2002 19 year old shaniqua
00:35:47
brown ordered takeout from a chinese
00:35:49
restaurant at the request of two friends
00:35:51
the three conspired to rob the delivery
00:35:53
man when he arrived with the food
00:35:56
jian chun lin was ambushed by 22 year
00:35:58
old antoine belton
00:36:00
and 16 year old ernest manny carraway in
00:36:03
the stairwell
00:36:04
he was shot with a 22 caliber gun
00:36:08
shaniqua heard the gunfire from her
00:36:10
apartment and knew something had gone
00:36:11
terribly wrong
00:36:13
i came downstairs and i saw his blood
00:36:16
and i started panicking like
00:36:17
crying that's my first time ever seen
00:36:19
anyone
00:36:21
that much blood in my life seeing
00:36:23
someone with
00:36:25
with a bullet in them period and just
00:36:27
sitting there
00:36:28
moaning and dying as a crowd gathered in
00:36:31
the hallway
00:36:32
and police sirens approached shaniqua
00:36:34
ran
00:36:35
i left that's my big father house crying
00:36:38
so i'm going to jail i can't believe
00:36:41
they did that
00:36:41
the first officers would respond with
00:36:43
uniform officers from the nypd the 73rd
00:36:45
precinct mr lynn was then found
00:36:47
on the first floor curled up in a fetal
00:36:50
position
00:36:52
clutching a knife he had been robbed one
00:36:54
previous time
00:36:55
he had that knife for his protection the
00:36:57
gunshot perforated his aorta
00:36:59
when ems arrived at the
00:37:02
scene to assist him i don't think he was
00:37:05
speaking anymore
00:37:06
paramedics rushed mr lin to brookdale
00:37:08
hospital but it was
00:37:10
too late to save him there were a lot of
00:37:12
homicides
00:37:13
in that neighborhood but when somebody
00:37:14
is an innocent delivery man like this
00:37:16
victim was all the newspapers sent
00:37:19
representatives to this crime scene i
00:37:20
knew right away it was a robbery
00:37:22
gone wrong the blood drops that we
00:37:23
observed inside the vestibule
00:37:26
started from the second floor landing
00:37:28
stairwell
00:37:29
and then they came down into the main
00:37:31
lobby
00:37:32
it indicated that either mr lin was
00:37:34
chasing his assailants or he was trying
00:37:36
to
00:37:37
get some aid and even make it out the
00:37:39
front door it's a particularly dastardly
00:37:41
crime
00:37:42
because the victim only carries chains
00:37:43
for 20. so how much money was really
00:37:46
netted
00:37:46
and what is a human life worth the owner
00:37:49
of happy house
00:37:50
and the co-workers were very upset to
00:37:52
learn that mr lin had been shot
00:37:55
the victim was only in the united states
00:37:56
for approximately a year
00:37:58
he was hoping to bring his family over
00:38:01
to
00:38:02
new york soon police quickly pinpointed
00:38:05
which apartment made the phony takeout
00:38:07
order
00:38:07
we were able to obtain the telephone
00:38:09
number from
00:38:10
happy house restaurants caller id and we
00:38:14
tracked that telephone number back to
00:38:16
2069
00:38:17
union street apartment three eddie
00:38:20
detectives questioned shaniqua's sister
00:38:22
at the apartment
00:38:23
and then soon caught up with shaniqua at
00:38:25
damian's home one block away
00:38:27
you could tell that she was very scared
00:38:29
and upset about what happened
00:38:30
and didn't realize that she was so
00:38:33
responsible
00:38:34
for this incident uh at
00:38:37
at her building when we got to the
00:38:38
precinct i told him
00:38:40
yes i knew about the robbery i didn't
00:38:42
know nothing about no murder i didn't
00:38:43
know nothing about
00:38:45
no gun mr belton was flashing the gun
00:38:48
earlier in the day to everybody showing
00:38:50
that he had the gun she was aware that
00:38:51
he had a gun
00:38:52
she admitted in the videotape that she
00:38:55
knew him to carry a gun all the time
00:38:57
when was the last time you saw the gun
00:39:01
three four days ago sometimes she had it
00:39:03
in his pocket
00:39:04
his pants possible sometimes he had in
00:39:06
his jacket pocket
00:39:08
when he showed it but he's like i always
00:39:09
had this on me baby after shaniqua
00:39:11
confessed to her part in the crime
00:39:13
she was charged with murder and held at
00:39:15
rikers island
00:39:17
she thought that after they know the
00:39:18
truth they would let her go because she
00:39:20
knows she didn't actually pull the
00:39:21
trigger
00:39:22
i didn't know i was getting charged with
00:39:23
murdering the first degree i kept
00:39:25
thinking i was my son
00:39:26
i can't go home to my son the next day
00:39:29
police apprehended ernest carraway who
00:39:31
had acted as the lookout
00:39:33
two days later they cornered antoine
00:39:35
belton the shooter
00:39:36
at his aunt's apartment the murder
00:39:38
weapon had been tossed out the window of
00:39:40
her apartment but police recovered it
00:39:43
and matched ballistics to the bullet
00:39:44
that killed mr lin
00:39:46
antoine knew he was caught and he
00:39:48
cooperated with us fully
00:39:49
he also seemed very concerned
00:39:53
to take the blame off of shaniqua she
00:39:55
didn't know what he was going to do or
00:39:56
nothing
00:39:58
you know that's why i don't know why
00:40:00
y'all holding her
00:40:02
she don't know nothing antoine was
00:40:04
remorseful he was sorry for his actions
00:40:07
it was a scare shot i
00:40:11
going to turn myself in i ain't i ain't
00:40:13
i ain't mean to do that to that man
00:40:28
this case was solved very quickly the
00:40:30
detectives had done a pretty phenomenal
00:40:32
job
00:40:32
so i considered it with regards to each
00:40:34
of those defendants
00:40:36
a pretty airtight case for the
00:40:38
prosecution
00:40:39
shaniqua remained at rikers island
00:40:41
pending trial while there
00:40:43
she learned she was pregnant with her
00:40:45
second child she
00:40:46
found out she was having destiny her
00:40:48
daughter
00:40:49
after she got incarcerated so destiny
00:40:52
was born there
00:40:53
in prison on november 6 2003
00:40:57
shaniqua brown pled guilty to
00:40:59
second-degree murder
00:41:00
the judge sentenced her to 15 years to
00:41:03
life in prison
00:41:04
she'll be eligible for parole in 2017.
00:41:07
i believe my my actions deserve some
00:41:10
punishment but
00:41:11
not 15 years to life just making that
00:41:13
phone call made her very culpable she
00:41:15
conspired with two others to
00:41:16
um to participate in a robbery one
00:41:20
phone call can turn
00:41:24
tragically wrong in a split second and i
00:41:26
think that's what happened with fishing
00:41:28
equal
00:41:29
maybe she did know that he was going to
00:41:31
take a bullet maybe she didn't
00:41:32
but the bottom line is the guy did take
00:41:34
a bullet and she's
00:41:36
just as responsible as the guy who
00:41:37
pulled the trigger people do things like
00:41:39
this
00:41:39
all the time for 13 worth of food i
00:41:42
don't think you ever get used to
00:41:44
to the senselessness of some of the
00:41:45
crimes that occur i don't think you ever
00:41:48
do
00:41:50
shaniqua was allowed to raise her
00:41:51
daughter for eight months in the prison
00:41:53
nursery
00:41:54
before an altercation with another
00:41:55
inmate forced her to turn her baby over
00:41:57
to her mother to raise
00:41:59
i still didn't cry until time for me to
00:42:01
pass my baby to my mother
00:42:02
i was devastated six years into her
00:42:05
sentence shaniqua harbors many regrets
00:42:07
about her actions that got her here
00:42:09
i regret dropping out of school i regret
00:42:13
living the gang life i regret saying yes
00:42:17
when i should have said no i regret not
00:42:19
listening to my mother all these years
00:42:21
the only thing i don't regret is having
00:42:23
my kids
00:42:24
shaniqua makes the best of her time
00:42:26
while incarcerated by filling her days
00:42:28
with school and work programs
00:42:30
but it is the time with her kids that
00:42:32
she lives for
00:42:33
that's the beautiful part of it all even
00:42:35
though we rather her here
00:42:38
she writes them letters every time she
00:42:40
gets they go on trailer visits up there
00:42:42
to see her they barbecue
00:42:44
they do all kinds of arts and crafts
00:42:46
together it's very hard when they come
00:42:48
on a visit
00:42:49
and they see that i can't walk out with
00:42:51
them and now my son's at the age where
00:42:53
mommy why are you here mommy what did
00:42:56
you do why you can't come home with me
00:42:58
he's a constant reminder of her and i
00:43:00
wish she had that same opportunity i
00:43:02
have
00:43:02
to raise her child like i'm raising mine
00:43:05
we could have been doing it together
00:43:07
you know i missed that i missed a whole
00:43:09
lot of stuff about my sister
00:43:11
i think it was extremely important for
00:43:14
each of them to take responsibility for
00:43:15
what they had done
00:43:17
for them and also for honestly
00:43:21
our community while someone might look
00:43:23
at it and go wow she only made the phone
00:43:25
call
00:43:26
when you look at it in the big picture
00:43:27
it was a domino effect and
00:43:29
a series of events happened that would
00:43:31
never have happened but for her
00:43:32
you can never bring back mr lin i can't
00:43:36
ever make his family whole again you
00:43:38
always hear people coming to america to
00:43:40
have the american dream
00:43:41
and it just seems so incredibly tragic
00:43:44
that this is
00:43:45
the experience that ended his life my
00:43:47
heart does go out to his family and
00:43:50
if they don't forgive me now i hope they
00:43:52
would one day
00:43:53
downline because at the end of the day i
00:43:55
had to live with that too
00:43:56
and it's killing me every day i just
00:43:58
want them to know that i was only 19
00:44:00
and young and dumb i am not that person
00:44:03
anymore i'm totally different
00:44:10
you
