Inside Edition for Monday, July 17, 2023
It was a scare in the air as a 79-year-old man has a medical emergency while piloting his private plane. Thankfully, he wasn't alone. His wife was onboard and jumped into action taking over the controls. And, we're learning more about the 59-year-old married architect that authorities believe was living a double life as the infamous Gilgo Beach serial killer. A former colleague has now come forward to say the hulking 6’4” suspect left her a creepy voicemail. The suspect has pled not guilty and says he’s innocent. Plus, residents who live near the Pennsylvania jail where a murder suspect escaped, are breathing a sigh of relief with the news he's been taken back into custody. And they may have this dog to thank. He was the first to spot the suspect and barked his head off. And, if you want a reminder about the actor's strike that's rocking Hollywood, all you have to do is turn on your TV! Shows that usually have A-list movie stars as guests are scrambling to book fill ins.
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<p>It was a scare in the air as a 79-year-old man has a medical emergency while piloting his private plane. Thankfully, he wasn't alone. His wife was onboard and jumped into action taking over the controls. And, we're learning more about the 59-year-old married architect that authorities believe was living a double life as the infamous Gilgo Beach serial killer. A former colleague has now come forward to say the hulking 6’4” suspect left her a creepy voicemail. The suspect has pled not guilty and says he’s innocent. Plus, residents who live near the Pennsylvania jail where a murder suspect escaped, are breathing a sigh of relief with the news he's been taken back into custody. And they may have this dog to thank. He was the first to spot the suspect and barked his head off. And, if you want a reminder about the actor's strike that's rocking Hollywood, all you have to do is turn on your TV! Shows that usually have A-list movie stars as guests are scrambling to book fill ins.</p>
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