"CEO KILLER'S THAILAND BRAWL, NBA GAMBLING SCANDAL & CHESS GRANDMASTER'S BULLYING PROBE"

0:03 Kalarogashark Media. Good morning, I'm reed, Carter, Friday, October twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. Taking a break from the courtrooms today. Instead celebrities and people who should absolutely know better finding themselves on the wrong side of the law. Luigi Mangone, accused of assassinating United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson last December, reportedly lost a bar fight to seven transgender women in Thailand months before the murder. New York Times reviewed his WhatsApp messages and journal entries detailed his missing months in Asia before returning to execute his plan. Yesterday morning, FBI arrested Miami heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups part of massive sports betting investigation. Six arrests total.

0:58 Billups allegedly tied to illegal poker operation linked to the Mafia. Rosier accused of manipulating his own performance to help gamblers win big NBA in chaos. Mark Sanchez, former NFL quarterback turned Fox Sports analyst, has his trial date set for December eleventh, charged with felony battery after allegedly attacking a sixty nine year old truck driver over a parking space in Indianapolis. Sanchez was stabbed multiple times, still recovering. Truck driver claims self defense, and the chess world is mourning. American grand Master Daniel Narroditsky dead at twenty nine. International Chess Federation investigating Russian former world champion Vladimir Kramnik for year long harassment campaign. Accused Naroditsky of cheating without evidence, called it a sustained evil attempt to destroy my life.

1:53 Now Naroditsky is dead, I'm read Carter today. When celebrities and champions become criminal or bullies, when fame doesn't excuse behavior, this is celebrity trials. Let's start with Luigi Mangione. December fourth, twenty twenty four, Midtown, Manhattan, six forty five am. United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson walking alone to the Hilton Hotel Annual shareholder Conference scheduled for later that morning. A man approached from behind, opened fire with a handgun. Bang bang bang. Thompson fell, the shooter fled. Police found spent and unspent bullet casings at the scene, emblazoned with the words deny, Delay, Depose, reference to a book critical of the health insurance industry.

2:47 Five day manhunt. Luigi Mangioni, twenty seven years old, arrested at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania, backpack with handgun and ammunition, fake ID and a journal. That journal is now evidence federal prosecutors obtained it. New York Times reviewed excerpts reveals Mangioni's planning, his motivations, his missing months before the murder. Mangione was a University of Pennsylvania graduate, wealthy Baltimore family, Maryland native, worked in tech, suffered from chronic back pain, had spinal fusion surgery. After surgery, according to the Times, didn't need pain medication within days. The surgery cleared the way for his sprawling tour of Asia in early twenty twenty four. February twenty twenty four, manone flew to Tokyo, then Thailand in March. Bangkok specifically met two American travelers at the Stumble Inn, soccer player Christian Sacchini and his unnamed friend. They drank together talked for hours about Sacchini's career, artificial intelligence, and the US healthcare industry. Mangione was shocked when Saccini told him how much an MRI cost in Thailand pennies compared to a man Erica. He couldn't believe it.

4:02 Sacchini told The Times the health care conversation planted seeds, but Mangioni also had wild nights in Bangkok. He sent WhatsApp messages to his new friends. One message he was beaten up by seven lady boys, lost his phone in a taxi, sent a photo of his scratched up arm. Lady boys English translation of katoi Tai term for transgender woman. Details of the fight aren't fully clear, but Mangioni ended up on the losing side, seven against one, left with visible injuries. After Thailand, Mangione decided not to travel to Vietnam with his new friends. Told them in a voice memo he wanted to slow down. I think I want to stay here for maybe a month and just meditate, just hot spring and do some writing. He flew to Japan, small village in the Nara Mountains, Tenkawa, stayed at a small inn for six days. The inn's owner, Juntaro Mihara, told The Times Mangone was the most impressive and tidiest guest ever, didn't use electronics, spend time at the bar writing in his journal or reading books. I'm just going to zen out and do some do some Buddha, Manjoni told his friends in another voice note. During his time abroad, Mangoni also had a video call with British writer Gerwinder Bogel after subscribing to his Substack newsletter. Bogel told The Times Mangioni mentioned he was surrounded by people not on his wavelength, craved a community of like minded individuals. Then

5:34 Mangioni traveled to Mumbai, India, met writer Josh Dolani, who's written about Ted Kazinski, the Unabomber. Dolani advocates creative risk in pursuit of beauty, but his clear violence isn't the answer. By July twenty twenty four, Mangoni returned to the United States lived in San Francisco. His journal entries shifted started alluding to plans for fighting injustice. August entry, I finally feel confident about what I will do. The details are finally coming together, and I don't feel any doubt about whether it's right or justified. I'm glad in a way that I've procrastinated because it allowed me to learn more about UHC United Healthcare. The target. The target is insurance.

6:21 It checks every box. Mangoni wrote another entry discussed a plan he called KMD, decided not to go through with it. KMD would have been an unjustified catastrophe that would be perceived mostly as sick, but more importantly unhelpful. Would do nothing to spread awareness slash improve people's lives. Still unclear what KMD stood for, but Mangoni rejected it as too extreme. Instead, he focused on Kazinski's mistake killing innocent people. He crosses the line from revolutionary anarchist to terrorist, the worst thing a person can be this This is the problem with most militants that rebel against often real injustices. They commit an atrocity, either whose horror outweighs the impact of their message, or whose distance from their message prevents noormies from connecting the dots. Mangione wanted his message clear, wanted his target specific, not random innocence, not mass casualties. One CEO. One symbolic killing at a shareholder conference that embodies everything wrong with our health system October Entry. This investor conference is a true windfall. It embodies everything wrong with our health system, and most importantly, the message becomes self evident. December fourth, Mangoni allegedly executed his plan, shot Brian Thompson three times, fled on a bicycle, disappeared five days later, arrested in

7:55 Pennsylvania federal prosecutor seeking the death penalty. Federal charges include interstate stalking and using a firearm to commit murder. State charges in New York include second degree murder, Pennsylvania charges for firearms and forgery. Mangoni pleaded not guilty to all charges. His trial scheduled to resume December fifth in New York. Here's the pattern. Chronic pain, surgery, travel abroad, radicalization, planning, execution. Mangoni went from a privileged Ivy League graduate to an alleged assassin, lost a bar fight to seven transgender women in Thailand, then decided to kill a healthcare ceo in Manhattan. Some people are calling him a hero, romanticizing his actions, treating him like a vigilante. But Brian Thompson was a fifty year old man, married father of two from Minnesota, walking to work, shot in the back. No trial, no jury, no defense, just execution. Mangoni may have had grievances about the health care system, valid grievances, millions of Americans share them.

9:00 But murder isn't activism, It's terrorism, and the jury will decide if Luigi Mangioni is guilty of exactly that. We'll be right back with yesterday's FBI bombshell. NBA stars and coaches arrested in a massive sports betting investigation tied to organized crime. Welcome back to celebrity trials. I'm reed, Carter. Yesterday morning, the NBA woke up to chaos. FBI arrested Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trailblazers head coach Chauncey Billups part of a massive federal investigation into sports betting and illegal gambling. Six arrests total. Former Cleveland Cavaliers player Damon Jones also arrested in Las Vegas. Members and associates of organized crime group among those charged two separate but related illegal gambling cases. FBI Director Cash Patel held a press conference yesterday morning in Brooklyn, Eastern District of New York, prosecuting same office that previously prosecuted former Toronto Raptors player John tay Porter for betting on his own team and sharing confidential information with gamblers. Let's start with Terry Rosier. Thirty one years old, ten year NBA veteran, picked sixteenth overall by Boston Celtics in twenty fifteen. Played

10:32 for Louisville Cardinals in college. Spent years with the Hornets. Traded to Miami Heat in January twenty twenty four, currently in the final season of a four year, ninety six point three million dollar contract. March twenty third, twenty twenty three, Rosier was playing for the Charlotte Hornets game against New Orleans Pelicans. Sportsbooks in multiple states flagged suspicious betting activity on Rosier's statistics, specifically prop bets on the under for his points, rebounds, and assists. Prop bets are wagers on player statistics over under on how many points a player will score, how many rebounds, how many assists, popular in sports betting. That night, flurry of bets came in on Rosier underperforming thirty wagers in forty six minutes from a professional better totaling thirteen thousand, seven hundred and fifty nine dollars all on the under. Sports books halted betting on Rosier.

11:30 Something was wrong. Rosier played less than ten minutes that game, left with a sore right foot, finished with five points, four rebounds, two assists, and a foul, well below his usual performance. Betters who took the under one big, those who bet the over lost, and sports books were furious. Posted on social media that something shady was going on. March twenty third, twenty twenty three, was Rosier's final game of the twenty twenty two to twenty three season with the Hornets. Convenient timing, federal prosecutors opened an investigation. January twenty twenty five, reports surface that prosecutors were looking into whether Rosier manipulated his performances. NBA investigated two found no violation of NBA rules at the time, but the FBI kept digging. Yesterday, Rosier was arrested at a hotel in Orlando, Florida.

12:24 Miami Heat had just played the Magic the night before. Rosier didn't play due to coach's decision. Now we know why. Exact charges not immediately disclosed, but sources say Rosier faces allegations of illegal gambling and using inside information to place unlawful wagers, turning professional basketball into a criminal gambling operation. Now Chauncey Billups forty nine years old, Portland Trail Blazer's head coach since twenty twenty one. Before that, seventeen year NBA career, five time All Star, NBA Finals ENV in two thousand and four when the Detroit Pistons defeated the Lakers. Nicknamed Mister Big Shot for his clutch performances. Inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in twenty twenty four, Billups was arrested in Oregon yesterday morning. According to ABC News, his arrest is part of a separate but related illegal gambling case allegedly tied to an illegal poker operation connected to the Mafia Poker high stakes games, underground operations, organized crime.

13:31 This is serious. Billups coached the Trailblazers in their season opener Wednesday night against the Minnesota Timberwolves, lost the game hours later arrested by the FBI. Details of Billups's alleged involvement not yet public, but if the FBI is connecting him to Mafia tied poker games, this goes beyond betting on basketball. This is organized criminal activity. Former Cavaliers player Damon Jones also arrested in Las Vegas part of the same Investigationation charge is not immediately disclosed. Here's the problem. Sports betting is now legal in most states, but there are rules. Players can't bet on their own games, can't manipulate performances, can't share confidential information with gamblers, can't participate in illegal gambling operations. Johntay Porter learned this the hard way.

14:21 Former Toronto Raptors forward, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in twenty twenty four, admitted he bet on his team to lose, pretended to be hurt so gamblers could win betting on him to underperform. Lifetime ban from the NBA. Federal prison sentence coming in December. Now, Rosier and Billips face similar allegations. If convicted, their careers are over lifetime bans, prison time disgrace. This is the second major gambling scandal to hit the NBA in two years. League has a problem. Players and coaches are violating the most fundamental rule. Don't bet on your own sport, don't manipulate games, don't work with organized crime.

15:02 NBA had no immediate comment yesterday, but internally they're panicking. How many more players are involved, how many games were manipulated? How deep does this go? Sports betting generates billions in revenue, but it also creates opportunities for corruption. When players and coaches participate, they destroy the integrity of the game. Fans lose trust, sponsors pull out, The league suffers. Rosier and Billups are presumed innocent. Trial will determine guilt, but the evidence looks bad. Sportsbooks flagged suspicious activity, FBI investigated for months, Federal prosecutors brought charges. This isn't speculative, this is serious.

15:47 Terry Rozier's final season of his ninety six million dollar contract, Chauncey Billups Hall of Fame legacy. Both potentially destroyed all because they allegedly couldn't resist the temptation of easy money through illegal gambling. Make it make sense. Mark Sanchez thirty eight years old former NFL quarterback ten year career Drafted fifth overall by New York Jets in two thousand and nine, played for Philadelphia Dallas Washington. Retired twenty nineteen. Joined Fox Sports as college football analyst. Moved to NFL games as analyst in twenty twenty one. October fourth, twenty twenty five, Indianapolis Weston Hotel downtown. Sanchez was in town to work Fox's coverage of the Colts Versus Raiders game. On October fifth, around twelve thirty a m. Sanchez was running in an alley near the hotel. Witnesses said he was doing wind sprints at night in an alley while smelling of alcohol.

16:51 According to police, Perry Toll, sixty nine years old, was working drives for a company that services commercial frying oil. Had backed his truck into the Western Hotel's loading dock exchanging oil late night work. Sanchez approached told Toll he couldn't park there. Surveillance video shows Sanchez climbing into Toll's truck cab without permission, uninvited trespassing. Toll tried to call his manager. Sanchez blocked him, grabbed his phone, shoved him. Toll hit Sanchez with pepper spray self defense. Sanchez was larger, younger, aggressive. Toll felt threatened. Pepper spray didn't stop Sanchez. He kept advancing.

17:32 Tole pulled a knife. This guy is trying to kill me. Tole told police. The fight escalated. Surveillance video shows Sanchez throwing Tole toward a wall, throwing him to the ground. Tole said Sanchez threw him into a dumpster. He landed on pallets, could only see Sanchez's feet coming at him. Toll stabbed Sanchez multiple times chest upper right torso self defense, life or death situation. Finally, Sanchez looked a Toll with a look of shock, slowly turned around, fled north through the alley. Police found Sanchez at Lofmiller's Pub on the same block, bleeding from stab wounds. Taken to Esconazi Hospital in critical condition, hospitalized in ICU for a week. Toll also hospitalized, deep slashed to the side of his face, Injuries to his mouth, jaw bleeding profusely, speech affected, other functions impaired, permanent disfigurement. Initially, Marion County prosecutors charged Sanchez with three misdemeanors battery resulting in injury, public intoxication, unlawful entry of a motor vehicle, but after learning the extent of Tolly's injuries, prosecutors upgraded the charges felony battery involving serious bodily injury, maximum sentence one to six years in prison.

18:53 Sanchez also faces a civil lawsuit. Toll and his attorney's filed suit against Sanchez and Fox Corporations, accusing Fox of negligent hiring retention and supervision, claiming the network should have known about Sanchez's propensity for drinking and or harmful conduct, seeking unspecified damages determined at trial. Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears said it plainly, this was a situation that did not need to occur. We are literally talking about people fighting over a parking space. Sanchez was discharged from the hospital October twelfth, with his arm in a sling. Declined to address the allegations. I'm just focused on my recovery and i just want to thank the first responders. I just want to see my wife. I want to see my son, my two baby girls. There'll be a day to answer all these questions, and unfortunately, today is not that day. Wednesday, October twenty second pre trial conference in Marion County lasted two and a half minutes. Sanchez was required to attend didn't enter a plea. Defense attorney Tim Delaney told the judge, thank you for allowing our client to be excused from today's hearing. He's still recovering from the injuries. He sustained that process is ongoing. It may impact some of the dates. Translation. Sanchez is still hurt, still in pain. May not be ready for trial, but

20:24 the judge set the date anyway. December eleventh, eight thirty am. Jury trial begins. Another hearing November twentieth, final pre trial conference December second. Perry Toll won't face charges. Prosecutors determined his actions were self defense. He was working, Sanchez trespassed, Sanchez escalated, Tole defended himself. Toley's attorney, Eric May said, Toley is back home. Recovering requires extensive medical care, speech and functions affected by injuries. He has worked his whole life. It's a heck of a thing to see somebody like that still working as hard as he was. He's a tough son of a gun. Fox Sports has said almost nothing publicly brief statement after the incident. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mark, and we ask that everyone please respect his and his family's privacy during this time. Sanchez hasn't worked on any broadcasts since October fourth, off the air, possibly permanently. Here's the reality. Mark Sanchez drunk approached a sixty nine year old truck driver, trespassed in his truck, shoved him, fought him, got stabbed, then fled. If convicted, Sanchez faces prison time if he loses the civil lawsuit could owe millions in damages. His broadcasting career is over, his reputation destroyed, all because he couldn't let a truck driver park in a loading dock, All because he was drunk, All because he thought he was above the rules. Your tax dollars at work coming up. The chess world mourns

21:58 American grand master Daniel Narratsky, dead at twenty nine, and the International Chess Federation investigates Russian former world champion Vladimir Kramnik for year long harassment campaign. Did cyberbullying kill a brilliant young player? Welcome back to celebrity trials? I'm Reed Carter. Monday, October twenty first, twenty twenty five, Charlotte Chess Center in North Carolina announced the death of Daniel Narraditsky, twenty nine years old, American grand master, coach, content creator, beloved member of the chess community. Cause of death not disclosed. Family requested privacy asked that Narraditzky be remembered for his passion and love for the game of chess, and for the joy and inspiration he brought to us all every day.

22:56 The chess world shattered, but the shock wasn't just about his death, it was about what led to it, who led to it. Vladimir Kramnik fifty years old, Russian grand master, World chess champion from two thousand to two thousand and six, one of the greatest players of his generation, Hall of Fame career. For the past year, Kramnik waged a public harassment campaign against Daniel Narroditsky accused him of cheating in online chess. No substantial evidence, just accusations, relentless, baseless public accusations. October seventeenth, Saturday, Naroditsky's final live stream, two days before his death, he discussed the lasting impact of Kramnick's allegations ever since the Kramnik stuff, I feel like if I start doing well, people assume the worst of intentions. The issue is just the lingering effect of it. Months earlier, October twenty twenty four interview with C Squared podcast, Naroditsky was more direct. This is a sustained, evil and absolutely unhinged attempt to destroy my life. He is trying to ruin my life. He's trying to inflict emotional harm, physical harm on me. He knows exactly what he's doing. Indian grandmaster Nihal Sarin, who played the last games against Narditsky on chess dot Com, told The Indian Express that Naraditsky said he was under immense stress due to a lot of baseless accusations headed by Kramnik. Of course, now Naroditsky

24:31 is dead and the chess community wants answers. Wednesday, October twenty third International Chess Federation, known as FIDE announced its investigating Kramnik. President Arkady Dvorkovich released a statement. Human life and dignity are fundamental values shared by all of us. In recent times, public debate within the chess world has too often moved beyond the boundaries of accept harming not only people's reputation, but their very well being. When this happens, discussions can turn into harassment, bullying, and personal attacks. Dvorkovich referred all of Kramnik's public statements made both before and after Naroditsky's death to feide's Ethics and Disciplinary Commission for independent consideration. We all share responsibility for ensuring that our sport remains a space of integrity, respect, and humanity, values that must always prevail over hostility and division. Here's what Kramnik did. Starting October twenty twenty four, Kramnik began posting on social media accusing Naroditsky of cheating. Said his online chess performance was statistically impossible, demanded investigations, called him out, publicly tagged him in posts, made videos about him. Kramnik had no evidence, just statistical analysis he created. Claimed Naroditsky's win rate was too high, his moves too perfect, must

26:03 be using a chess engine computer program that generates the strongest moves. Naroditsky denied it vigorously. Other grand masters defended him, said the accusations were baseless, said Kramnik was wrong, but Kramnik didn't stop. He proposed a one hundred thousand dollars stake match Naroditsky versus Kramnik, winner takes all, Put up or shut up, but Naroditsky didn't respond because engaging would legitimize the accusations. So Kramnik published statistics about Naroditsky and others. Called his series Cheating Tuesdays, listed players he suspected, demanded investigations. Chess dot Com shut down Kramnik's blog on the site in twenty twenty three, said he was spreading baseless allegations about many dozens of players, But Kramnik moved to x formerly Twitter, kept posting, kept accusing, kept harassing. Naroditsky wasn't Ramnik's only target. Czech grandmaster David Navara faced similar accusations.

27:06 Navara shared on his blog that Kramnik's public attacks pushed him to consider suicide. Wrote to FIDE requesting sanctions. Nothing happened. Kramnik responded by accusing Navara of defamation. After Naroditsky's death, Kramnik posted on X don't do drugs, implied Narraditsky died from substance abuse, called for police investigation into his strange recent stream before death. The chess community exploded. Five time world champion Magnus Carlson called Kramnick's harassment campaign appalling, said he'd privately supported Naraditsky but probably should have done so publicly as well. Hikaru Nakamura, top ranked American chess player, said he was devastated, directed explatives at Kramnik on his live stream. Nihalsarin told the press he has kind of literally take a life. I sincerely hope that Kramnik gets some big sanctions. He really needs to pay for what he's doing to others. Popular chess content creator Anna Kramling pleaded with FIDE to do something about Vladimir Kramnik. Your actions now will be remembered from the chess world for years to come. Do everything in your power to make sure justice is served for Daniel Narroditsky and all other people who become victims of Kramnik's cyber bullying. Kramnik has defended himself, told Reuters what public statement after the death of Daniel was incorrect. I have not bullied Daniel Narroditsky

28:41 nor ever made personal insults towards him. Claims he's the victim. Says he's received death threats, slandering, pr campaign against him. Says he's a whistleblower trying to clean up online chess cheating. But here's the pattern. Kramnik accuses player of cheating, provides no real evidence, Player denies it. Kramnik escalates posts more tags them, harasses them publicly. Player suffers mental health consequences. Kramnik claims he's the victim. David Navara suicidal after Kramnik's accusations, still alive but struggling. Daniel Naroditsky dead at twenty nine, how many more before five acts. According to FIDE's anti cheating laws, the Federation may sanction players who make unfounded accusations based on emotion or insufficient data, but they haven't until now. June twenty twenty five, Phi Dee responded to the Kromnick Navara Spat said the way Kromnik presents his arguments brings a lot of harm to the chess community and could be ruinous for the careers and well being of certain players. Invited Kromnik to present his data for official evaluation. He didn't. Kramnick's anti cheating crusade exploded during COVID nineteen pandemic, when elite players went online. Online chess is harder to police. Cheating allegations grew rampant, but Kramnik took it too far. Now Daniel Naroditsky is dead, a twenty nine year old grand master Stanford graduate. Achieved grand

30:14 Master title at eighteen, won under twelve World Youth Chess Championship in two thousand and seven, consistently ranked in top two hundred worldwide for classical chess, top twenty five in blitz chess. August twenty twenty five, won US National Blitz Championship with perfect fourteen zero score. He was also a content creator YouTube channel with nearly five hundred thousand subscribers, Twitch with three hundred forty thousand followers, published a book Mastering Positional Chess when he was fourteen, taught chess online, coached at Charlotte Chess Center. Known for his ability to explain complex concepts clearly. Daniel Weissbarth, co owner of Silver Knights Chess Academy in Virginia, told AP Daniel was an incredible teacher and explainer of chess and concepts and ideas.

31:05 Naroditsky's estimated net worth between five hundred thousand dollars and one million dollars earned over one hundred eight thousand dollars in documented prize money from one hundred fifty plus tournaments, but content creation was his primary income, teaching coaching, sharing his love of chess. He grew up idolizing Kramnik, one of his heroes. Then Kramnik turned on him, accused him, publicly, destroyed his reputation, subjected him to year long harassment, and now he's dead. Fidy CEO Emil Sutovsky told Reuters the organization is Looking into Kramnik's campaign, President Dvorkovich said the Federation will establish a prize in Naroditsky's memory, described him as not only a brilliant grand master, but also a tireless ambassador for chess and above all, a kind, compassionate and truly good person. But a prize doesn't bring him back.

32:03 An investigation doesn't undo the damage. Sanctions against Kramnik, if they happen, won't resurrect Daniel Narroeditsky. The chess community failed him, FID failed him. When Navara wrote asking for sanctions, nothing happened. When Nardisky spoke out about the harassment, nobody stopped Kramnik. When the pattern became clear, nobody acted, and now a twenty nine year old is dead. Cyber Bullying kills. Harassment campaigns destroy lives. Whether it's direct or indirect, the result is the same. Vladimir Kramnik may not have physically harmed Daniel Naroditsky, but his year long campaign of baseless accusations, public humiliation, and relentless harassment contributed to an environment of stress and despair. Some people are just evil, some people can't be rehabilitated, and some people hide behind concern about cheating to justify to destroying others. Daniel Naroditsky was twenty nine years old, grand master, teacher, content creator, beloved by hundreds of thousands. Should be recording his next video, should be coaching his next student, should be competing in his next tournament. Rest in peace, Daniel. Someone has to say your name. That's Celebrity trials for Friday, October twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. Luigi Mangoni's journal and WhatsApp messages reveal his Asia trip before allegedly murdering United Healthcare CEO. Lost

33:34 a bar fight to seven transgender women in Thailand, then planned and executed an assassination. Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups arrested by FBI yesterday in massive sports betting investigation. Six arrests organized crime connections NBA in meltdown. Mark Sanchez trial date set for December eleventh, facing felony battery after allegedly attacking a sixty nine year old truck driver. Sanchez stabbed multiple times. Truck driver claims self defense and Vladimir Kramnik under investigation by five after Daniel Naroditsky's death at twenty nine year long harassment campaign may have contributed to American Grandmaster's despair. Tomorrow, join us for a two part special on Jeffrey Dahmer, the Milwaukee Cannibal. This is Celebrity Trials.