911 Caller Tries to "Take Back" Statement he Shot his Mother | Crime Alert 6AM 04.29.25

911 caller says he shot his mother in the head, then changes his mind! New Jersey cop makes sure this Chick-fil-A arrives hot!

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Episode Transcript

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Crime Alert, Imancy Grace Breaking Crime News Now. A Phoenix,
Arizona man calls nine one one, tells police he just
shot his mother, then tries to take it back. He
climbs She's actually fine and in her home pottery studio.
Police respond and find seventy four year old Susan Morse
lying on the floor, gunshot wound to the head. She's

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rushed a band University Medical Center. She dies shortly after.
Aaron Morse, the son, fifty one, admits he shot his
mother after an argument.

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Nancy Moose spoke with dispatchers while sitting outside waiting for police,
then asked if he could call the whole thing off.
After Susan Morris has found dead. The gun her son
used is found unloaded in a tupperware container. Morse refuses
to give any information about the argument that led to
his mother's death. Officers said they smelled alcohol on Morse

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when they arrived at the home, in addition to finding
blood on his shoes and hands. His history of alcohol
relos arrests was revealed at his first court hearing.

Speaker 1 (01:03):
Aaron Morris booked on charges of second degree murder and
tampering with evidence. A door dess driver's car breaks down
mid delivery. Deptford Township, New Jersey officer Mike McInerny Junior
stops to help, then leaps into action to help the
customer who ordered.

Speaker 3 (01:19):
Chick fil A.

Speaker 1 (01:20):
He grabs the food and hand delivers it to make
sure it's still hot when it reaches its destination. Deptford
Township police share the story on Facebook, writing, nobody wants
a cold Chick fil A. I wonder if the cop
got a tip. More crime and justice news after this
Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news Crime Onlines.

Speaker 4 (01:43):
John Linley, the gunman behind the twenty twenty two Fourth
of July parade massacre in Highland Park, Illinois, has been
sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Speaker 3 (01:53):
Twenty four year old Robert E. Kremo, the Third, pleaded
guilty to killing seven people and injuring thousands more. Lake
County Judge Victoria Rosetti has now imposed seven consecutive life terms.
Cremo had delayed proceedings for years, reversing plea deals, changing lawyers,
and briefly representing himself. He admitted to firing eighty three

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rounds from a rooftop in just forty seconds Among the
victims an eighty eight year old grandfather, a young married couple,
and eight year old Cooper Roberts, who was paralyzed. Victim's
families described enduring trauma. Some called Cremo a monster, others
chose forgiveness. Prosecutor said he was cold and calculated, laughing

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during his confession. Creamo gave no final statement. His father,
Robert Cremo Junior, served time for helping his son secure
a gun license. A nineteen year old has been charged
with arson in connection with a massive wildfire still burning
in New Jersey's Pine Bearns. Crime Online QUI correspondent Sydney

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Sunder has the latest from Ocean County.

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According to the County Prosecutor's office, nineteen year old Joseph
Kling of Ocean Township is facing aggravated arson charges in
connection with the wildfire that continues to spread throughout parts
of Ocean County. The Jones Road wildfire, ignited in Wheretown,
New Jersey, has rapidly consumed more than fifteen thousand acres
across Lacey and Ocean Townships. Authorities say it's the second

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largest fire in the state in twenty years. Acting Governor
Tahisha Way declared a state of emergency. Officials say the
fire as fifty percent contained but still active. The flames
have destroyed a commercial building in several vehicles. Around five
thousand residents were forced to evacuate but have since returned home.
Smoke from the fire has drifted more than fifty miles north,

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triggering air quality alerts in New York City, Long Island,
and parts of the Hudson Valley. Health officials recommend people,
especially those with respiratory conditions, limit time outdoors. Firefighters continue
to work through dry, windy conditions. Forecasted rain may bring
some relief to the area.

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Officials are urging caution as crews work to fully contain
the blaze.

Speaker 1 (04:12):
Thanks John, a toddler vanishes from a ranch in Idaho.
Decades later, a caller hints he may be living with
a wealthy family in Mexico. Reuben Felix, aged two, disappears
in his stepfather's care at Tanoopa Ranch, Shoshone. Family members
say the tots last scene drinking his bottle in the
yard during a cookout. Dog's follow is sent through a

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potato fill, across a railroad and to the Little Wood River.
Years later, his mom gets a call from someone claiming
Ruben was sold to a wealthy family in Guadalajara. Mom
says he may be alive and unaware he's actually missing,
possibly with relatives in Mexico. Ruben will be thirty, blond hair,

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blue eyes, scar on his right wrist. If you know
or thank you know anything about Reuben Felix, called Lincoln
County Sheriffs two zero eight eight eight six two two
five nine. For the latest crime injustice news, go to
crimeonline dot com and please join us for our daily podcast,
Crime Stories, where we do our best to find missing people,

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especially children, and solve unsolved homicides. With this crime alert,
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