Inside Edition for Thursday, October 19, 2023
It's a confession to murder, 18 years after the killing took place. Yesterday, Joran van der Sloot pled guilty to trying to extort the mother of long missing Natalee Holloway after finally confessing to her murder. Now the audio of that confession is being released by the court. And a warning from the FBI in the wake of the Hamas attack in Israel, the head of the bureau saying there is “no question” that threats to Americans here at home are on the rise. Plus, a man was freed from prison three years ago after serving 16 years for a crime he didn't commit. Now he's dead after police say he resisted arrest during a traffic stop. The lawyer representing his family says the thought of going back to jail triggered him...and the officer should have done more to de-escalate the situation. And if you were hoping sit in a quiet movie theater to enjoy the new Taylor Swift movie – forget about it Swifties are turning the screenings into dance parties. However, some moviegoers are quoting a Taylor Swift lyric - they need to calm down.
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<p>It's a confession to murder, 18 years after the killing took place. Yesterday, Joran van der Sloot pled guilty to trying to extort the mother of long missing Natalee Holloway after finally confessing to her murder. Now the audio of that confession is being released by the court. And a warning from the FBI in the wake of the Hamas attack in Israel, the head of the bureau saying there is “no question” that threats to Americans here at home are on the rise. Plus,<strong> </strong>a man was freed from prison three years ago after serving 16 years for a crime he didn't commit. Now he's dead after police say he resisted arrest during a traffic stop. The lawyer representing his family says the thought of going back to jail triggered him...and the officer should have done more to de-escalate the situation. And if you were hoping sit in a quiet movie theater to enjoy the new Taylor Swift movie – forget about it Swifties are turning the screenings into dance parties. However, some moviegoers are quoting a Taylor Swift lyric - they need to calm down.</p>
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