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I'm Nancy Grace, signing off for tonight. I hope to see you right back here tomorrow night, 8 o'clock sharp Eastern, and until then, goodnight friend. User reviews 11 Review. Top review. For the life of me how does this woman have a podcast and other media platforms.

She is so disrespectful to the guests she invites on her show. She is constantly repeating her own uneducated "facts". She brings on educated doctors and specialists on the topic yet she cuts them off every time to say they are wrong like she was there at the scene of the crime.

I dont want to be rude and say her voice is annoying as hell because she clearly has no control over that. But what she can do is stop screaming into the mic and at her guests. She should be taken off the air. She is doing no justice by speaking how she does. Its actually painful to listen to. Details Edit. Release date February 21, United States. United States. CNN United States. Get your copy of Nancy first book "Objection!

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Police and relatives have gone silent nine months after the unsolved murder of Midlothian, Texas, mom Missy Bevers. Sources tell CrimeOnline. Knowing the person who used a hammer to kill Bevers in a church is still free is causing fear in the small Texas community.

Nancy Grace and Alan Duke explore the latest. Nearly two months after the Thanksgiving Day miracle of Sherri Papini's release by kidnappers, her case is still unsolved. A day-long search for 5-year-old Ashley Zhao ended with the discovery of the child's body in her parent's Chinese restaurant.

Her mother called to report Ashley had wandered away from the North Canton, Ohio, family business. Nancy Grace and Alan Duke discuss the case and what might happen to the accused killer.

Kidnapping or missing person cases that turn out to be a hoax hurts victims of real crimes.