Inside Edition for Friday, December 8, 2023
It's sentencing day for Ethan Crumbley the teen who plead guilty to fatally gunning down four of his classmates. However, before he learned his fate, he got an earful from survivors and families affected by his deadly rampage. As Ann Mercogliano reports the dad of a 14-year-old victim said there can be no forgiveness. And more trouble for President Biden's embattled son Hunter who was just indicted on nine tax related charges. But what's really making jaws drop is the amount of money he burned through during his years of drug addiction. Lisa Guerrero explains. Plus, it's a close call for a piece of American history, authorities say a woman doused the birth home of civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with gasoline. Thankfully some good Samaritans saved the day. And thieves are targeting one of the most popular toys for Christmas - Legos!
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<p>It's sentencing day for Ethan Crumbley the teen who plead guilty to fatally gunning down four of his classmates. However, before he learned his fate, he got an earful from survivors and families affected by his deadly rampage. As Ann Mercogliano reports the dad of a 14-year-old victim said there can be no forgiveness. And more trouble for President Biden's embattled son Hunter who was just indicted on nine tax related charges. But what's really making jaws drop is the amount of money he burned through during his years of drug addiction. Lisa Guerrero explains. Plus, it's a close call for a piece of American history, authorities say a woman doused the birth home of civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with gasoline. Thankfully some good Samaritans saved the day. And thieves are targeting one of the most popular toys for Christmas - Legos! </p>
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