May 25, 2026

What Happens When The System Fails (Flashback)

What Happens When The System Fails (Flashback)
What Happens When The System Fails (Flashback)
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What Happens When The System Fails (Flashback)
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"It does not meet statutory requirements.” 💔 Ten years ago, those five words sealed the fate of Phoukeo Dej-Oudom and her three beautiful children, Anhurak, Xonajuk, and Dalavanh.

Phoukeo did everything right. She begged the Las Vegas Family Court for help. She explicitly told a domestic violence hearing master that her husband had pointed guns at their heads. She filed for divorce.

Her emergency Temporary Protection Order (TPO) was denied anyway. Weeks later, a preventable tragedy shook the Las Vegas valley. As we mark the 10-year anniversary of this heartbreaking case, we aren’t just looking back to retell a tragedy—we are looking at what has (and hasn't) changed.

Why does the Clark County justice system still fall short of protecting vulnerable families? What happens when a piece of paper is treated like a bureaucratic hurdle instead of a lifeline?

In this week’s episode, we center Phoukeo’s voice, expose the gaps in the family court network, and look at the ongoing fight for systemic reform in Nevada.

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true crime podcast where we cover missing persons, unsolved cases,

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and the leading cause of homicide in the Las Vegas

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area domestic violence. I'm your host Sean and.

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I'm your co host John.

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This week, Crime Con, the world's largest true crime convention,

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is back in Las Vegas at Caesar's Palace. Last week,

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the event coordinators reached out to us and offered us

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a spot on creator's row. This was a very welcome,

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last minute surprise, so we've spent most of this week

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getting ready for the event and also hosting several other

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family advocates at our house. This is very exciting since

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we cover local stories and have more than one hundred episodes,

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most of which are about unsolved homicides and missing persons

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stories right from our own backyard. We always want to

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take every opportunity to draw attention to these cold and

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unsolved cases, so If you're at the event this weekend,

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please come by our table. We'll have some giveaways and

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we're highlighting several of the stories we've covered over the years.

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One case that absolutely needs to be resolved is the

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murder of Tiffany Booth. We will have our wanted posters

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for Eduardo Clemente, who is still wanted in connection with

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her murder. Unfortunately, Tiffany's family was not able to make

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the trip to Crime Con this year, but we have

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free bracelets you can pick up and wear in her

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memory and to spread awareness about her case, and we'd

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love to see you this weekend.

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Last week, we brought you part two of our interview

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with Liz Ortenberger, a local expert on domestic violence. We

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discussed with her what we can do better to save

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lives and prevent domestic violence, both here and nationwide. The

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interview brought to mind one of the first cases we

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ever covered, the murder of Fukeo dej Odom and her

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three children. She was desperately trying to divorce her husband, Jason,

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who had a history of violence, child abuse, and death

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threats against her. She was doing everything possible to get

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her and her children away from him, and in June

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will hit the ten year anniversary of their deaths, and

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the issues we raised in this episode continue to plague

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Las Vegas.

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With the anniversary approaching, we wanted to dedicate this week

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to Fukeo and her children, and with seven thousand advocates, creators,

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and true crime listeners in town this week, we want

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to make sure she isn't forgotten and that we continue

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to press the justice system for changes so we can

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prevent these tragedies.

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So with that, we bring you this special remastered version

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of what happens when the System fails. Las Vegas, with

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its bright lights and big promises, is sometimes called the

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City of second chances. It's a city of endless possibilities.

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People come here from all walks of life, from all

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over the country in the world, looking for a fresh start.

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Many people think of Las Vegas as a giant neon

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reset button, a chance to start over.

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One of the most sobering facts about escaping domestic violence

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is that statistically, the most dangerous time for a survivor

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is when they leave the abusive partner. Seventy five percent

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of domestic violence related homicides happen after a breakup. We

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talked last week about how you often hear the question asked,

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or even ask the question to yourself, why don't they leave?

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This week, we talk about a case where a woman

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tried to leave, did in fact leave and sought help

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several times, but was hindered by the broken system.

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Tragically, her pleas for help to authorities and the system

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were simply rejected. She filed for an order of protection

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against a man with a history of violence so extreme

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that he put his then five year old daughter in

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the hospital at one point, but was denied.

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Welcome back to Sins and Survivors, a Las Vegas true

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crime podcast with a focus on the complexities of domestic violence.

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I'm Sean, and with me, as always is the one

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and only John.

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I am the only John in the room.

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John. This week, like every week in Las Vegas or

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really anywhere in America, we had a lot of news

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related to domestic violence coming up. Later in this episode,

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we'll discuss a local case that deserves much more attention,

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the murder of Tabitha Tazi.

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But first we're going to focus on the tragic and

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avoidable story of fo Keo dej Odem and her family.

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Foukeo was murdered on June thirtieth, twenty sixteen, along with

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her three children, as a part of a horrific murder

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suicide committed by her husband, Jason Dejodom.

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Foukeo's story has been appearing in several major news publications

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this month, as these murders remain relevant in the context

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of a case coming before the Supreme Court that deals

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with with whether it's constitutional to remove guns from those

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who have orders of protection against them. Who will get

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into that, John, do you want to start us off

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with some information about Fukeo and her children?

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Sure? Fu Keo, who went by Gail at work. In

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twenty sixteen, she was thirty five years old. She was

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married to Jason, who was a couple of years younger,

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in two thousand, when they were ages twenty and eighteen.

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She was a huge Cleveland Cavaliers fan, specifically a Lebron

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James fan, remembering, of course, that the Cavaliers won the

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NBA Championship right around that same time June nineteenth, twenty sixteen.

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The family lived at the Tory Pines Condominiums here in

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Las Vegas, and she was a stylist at sport Clips

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and by all accounts she just lived for her children.

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Her children's names were Anrak Jason who went by AJ

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age nine, Zanajuk who went by JJ, age fourteen, and

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her one daughter, Dolivan Ariel, who was fifteen. All of

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her friends agree she was bubbly, friendly, a loving mother,

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and she lived for her children. Her coworkers described her

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as a prankster. She was always in a good mood

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and she never seemed to get let her situation get

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her down at work. Her co workers at sport Clips

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said that her kids would often join her at work

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and they were the best, most well behaved kids, so polite,

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so bubbly. Neighbors said they saw them playing outside a

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lot and said they seemed very happy. One said that

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she saw Foukeo walking with her kids every day, and

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sometimes they would go to a local park and have picnics.

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On Rock's teacher, the youngest described him as being caring

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and helpful, an overachiever, an excellent student, and a beautiful

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light in the classroom. They called him aj. He was

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great at math, and he was withdrawn from school in

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January twenty sixteen to be homeschooled. Dolivan was amazing and

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nice and gorgeous, and she always tried to make people

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happy and lit up a room with her beautiful soul. Obviously,

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these people are more than what happened to them, but

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unfortunately this is all we were able to find out

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about them. We posted some links to articles containing some photos,

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which normally we wouldn't really do, but since they're all gone,

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it's a nice way to see them, remember them and

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honor their memories.

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Now regarding Jason, Jason was thirty four at the time

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of his death. He was born in May of nineteen

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eighty two. According to court documents, Foukeo listed him as

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being unemployed. He has some criminal history, non domestic violence

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related criminal history. He was charged with felony, theft and

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forgery in two thousand and seven. He pled guilty to

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the theft and the forgery charge was dismissed, and he

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was on probation until twenty fourteen. So fo Keo and

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Jason got married in Franklin County, Ohio in the year

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two thousand. In her order of protection application, Foukeo reported

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that as of twenty sixteen, she had been with Jason

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for twenty plus years and living together with him for

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twenty years. So that means they'd been dating and living

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together since they were teenagers.

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In the show notes, one of the more chilling items

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you'll find is the actual order of protection request in

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Fukeo's own handwriting. When we read through it, we were

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at a loss as to how this thing fell on

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deaf ears as for his domestic violence related criminal history.

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In Ohio, Columbus police responded to a call and Foukeo

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told the police that Jason had been beating and kicking

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and choking their daughter, Dollivan. He put his daughter in

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the hospital and she was five years old. Foukeo herself

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suffered injuries to her head and neck from Jason punching

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her on that occasion. Ohio police declined to arrest Jason,

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and on their report it is listed and this is

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actually true as not a crime slash other service. They

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instead left fu Keo resources and information on protection orders.

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So five hours later, on that same night, Foukeo calls

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the police again to report that Jason is calling her

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because she left and saying things like something was going

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to happen to her because she left, And according to

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the police report, a friend tried to call Jason and

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get him to calm down, and the friend had told

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Fukeo that Jason said that if he did not find

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out where Fukeyo was, that he was going to kill somebody.

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The family moved from Ohio to Las Vegas in March

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of twenty fifteen, presumably after Jason's probation ended for that

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theft charge. We don't have any information on what might

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have happened in between two thousand and five and their

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move in twenty fifteen. According to their new Las Vegas neighbors,

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they were quiet couple and friendly. One neighbor said he'd

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seen Jason repairing a motorcycle in the parking lot of

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the complex and that they seemed like just an average family,

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and when they first moved in, they went around their

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apartment complex to meet people, to get to know their neighbors. Especially,

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they made it a point to get to know their

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kids' friends' parents, and to me, John, this gives me

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the feeling that they were trying to make a fresh start.

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They want to become part of their new community.

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And it also seems like as late as twenty fifteen,

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she was giving Jason every chance to be better. The

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couple separated on March twenty sixth, twenty sixteen, and Foukeo

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moved into her cousin's house. As I mentioned, there's a

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lot of detail in the order of protection and we

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will provide a link to that so you can read it.

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Shortly after. According to what Foukeo told coworkers, Jason took

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the three kids to Ohio without her permission and without

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even telling her, and when he finally came back with them,

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she had had enough and she filed for divorce shortly after.

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Yeah, on May twenty fifth, twenty sixteen, she files for divorce.

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In her divorce petition, she states there is domestic violence

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and child protective services involvement with her family. She requested

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sole custody of the three kids and wrote, quote, the

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father is a flight risk and the children need to

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be in my care for education purposes and stability. Father

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cannot hold a job end quote. According to the Las

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Vegas Review Journals, investigation police did respond to a domestic

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violence call at the family's apartment in early June of

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twenty sixteen, but there's no additional information that we were

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able to locate. The police withheld that information as part

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of an ongoing investigation. When this all happened.

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I'd like to talk about a few items from the

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June eighth order of protection, just to emphasize how shocking

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it was that it was denied by the family Court.

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So these are quotes from Fouquo from the petition in

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her handwriting. Throughout the marriage, the children's lives as well

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as mine have been threatened. Guns have been pulled out

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and pointed at our heads multiple times, he said me.

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Not returning home is not an option if anything were

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to happen to the children. I hope you can live

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with that. In the petition, she wrote on June seventh,

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just the day before she filed, Jason was calling her

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and sending harassing text messages. She told him to stop,

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and he ignored her. Then later that day at three pm,

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Jason showed up at her job and threatened to take

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the kids back to Ohio again and told her this

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will not end well.

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One thing I want to note that you and I

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talked about in a couple of places in her petition,

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as you said, is written in her own handwriting. It

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looks to me like there are two different people writing

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on her order protection petition, which means to me that

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she had someone's assistance and support and filing it. There's

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a couple like clarifying notes made as part of the petition,

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and I would have thought if she had help, that

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would have helped her get the relief she was asking for.

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on her paperwork that had the opposite effect.

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thousand through two thousand and seven when we were living

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in Ohio. So it's written as if it was written

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by her, but it is written in what is clearly

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different handwriting. It's right after the part where she says

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guns have been pulled out and pointed at the kids' heads.

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situation and why the order of protection was denied by

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Amy Maston, who is still currently serving as Clark County

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Hearing Master. BIO in the show notes because it did

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not meet statutory requirements. I will say that I am

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not qualified to evaluate whether it mets statutory requirements, but

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you will talk about that more in a bit. The

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reason given was that because Fouquo reference situations in Ohio

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many years ago, between two thousand and two, thousand and

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seven involving the father and guns, but nothing had occurred

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recently in Las Vegas. So I think that points directly

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to the fact that Amy Masten looked at that report,

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saw that the threats were made in two thousand to

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two thousand and seven, and based on that she decided

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it did not meet the statutory requirements, which it seems

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like is the reason that the order of protection was denied.

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not clear why it wouldn't have met the statutory requirements.

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I know, I'll go into this in more detail, but

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this protection order request, this was one that's in effect

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only for forty five days, and under Nevada law, the

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other party doesn't even need to be there to get

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that order because it's supposed to be about safety. So

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under Novada law, harassment and threats are included in the

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definition of domestic violence. And Foukeo does allege events that

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just happened just the day prior, so she files on

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June nath On June seventh, he's coming to her work,

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he's threatening her, and all of that happened in Las Vegas,

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and the hearing master could have asked for a hearing

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if she felt that there were unanswered questions. And I

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know we have hindsight here, but in the cases of violence,

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victims need options, and it's not clear to me what

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harm would have come to Jason if her request was granted.

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I don't understand what the downside is to granting this

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order of protection. Advocates in the community explained to The

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Review Journal in an article we link that in cases

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where the victim files for divorce and applies for an

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order of protection, the family court will often deny the

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order because the judge and the divorce case will issue

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a no contact order, which didn't happen because fou Keo

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was in hiding on June twenty second when her initial

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custody hearing was heard, so the case was dismissed.

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So shortly after the order protection was denied, according to

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her co workers, Foukeo started missing shifts at work. The

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Review Journal has reported that on June eighteenth, twenty sixteen,

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for Ko quit her job. She texted her manager, quote,

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I cannot work. He'll know where I am. I have

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to quit now end quote. According to her co workers,

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she was scared for her life and as John said,

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On June twenty second, there was a custody hearing related

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to the divorce, but neither for Keo nor Jason showed up,

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so the motion was dismissed. And that brings us to

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Police received a call about a woman running through traffic.

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This was Fukeo. She was fleeing from Jason. She was

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seen waving her arms and screaming in the road. A

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Good samaritan was driving by and saw her stopped her

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car to pick her up. Jason then followed them in

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his car and pulled up beside them and threatened the

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driver with a gun. So the driver, of course pulled

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over and Jason pulled fou Keo out of the car

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at gunpoint, and security footage showed him forcing Fukeo into

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his black Mercedes and him driving away with her hanging

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out of the car window. She was able to get

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out of the car and again she runs. She runs

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around through the drive through of a Walgreens pharmacy. He

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fires four shots at her, one hits her in the

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back of the head. Another good Smaritan bystander finds her

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body just minutes late and attempts to render aid in CPR,

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but fu Keo was gone.

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So then around eight pm, as the police are processing

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the scene where fou Keo had been murdered, Metro gets

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a call from a relative of Jason's calling from Ohio

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saying that Jason had texted him saying he was suicidal

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and distraught and reporting that he had done something wrong.

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So at this point the police don't know these two

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incidents are related. Officers are dispatched to the family's apartment,

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which is close by, and when they pull up to

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the complex, they notice a car that matches the description

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of the car that was chasing the woman at the Walgreens.

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So they go into the situation cautiously and they start

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to put two and two together, anticipating a standoff. They

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set off flashbangs and order him to come out. He

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doesn't respond, so when SWAT officers show up at the apartment,

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they wait for a few hours until they realize that

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the children are in the apartment and they decide to breach,

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and when they do, they discovered all three children are

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dead from gunshot wounds and Jason is as well.

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One of the important lessons we want to talk about

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with regards to Foukeo's case is that the most dangerous

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time for survivors is when they leave. This statistic comes

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from the Center for Relationship Abuse Awareness. Seventy five percent

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of domestic violence homicides occur upon separation, and there's a

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seventy five percent increase in violence upon separation for at

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least two years. And I know we can see that

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pattern here with Fokeo. She moves out in March, he

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takes the kids in April without telling her. She files

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for divorce in May. His threats continue to escalate. He's

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coming to her work. She files for the order of protection.

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It's denied. She quits her job. That's how bad it's

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gotten for her. And it's obvious here that the systems

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we had in place to help create a bubble of

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safety around survivors, around people like Fukeo has failed in

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this instance. So, just to add some more detail to

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the order of protect information. In Nevada, you can get

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a basic temporary order protection, which is what some people

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might call a restraining order. You can get one without

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the courts holding a hearing, which will order the other

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party to stay away from you, your kids, your workplace,

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et cetera, for forty five days. The court will even

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serve the notice on the other party for you. If

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you meet the statutory requirements for domestic violence, the court

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should offer you that short time of protection. What happened

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was after the murders of Fouqueto and her family, the

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Nevada legislature in twenty seventeen session did take a look

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at the statutes around domestic violence and order protections and

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they did take steps to try and strengthen what protection

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could be offered by an order of protection. So we

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mentioned the temporary orders, but a victim can request an

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extended order, which can last up to two years. It

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used to only be one year, but in twenty seventeen

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the law was changed to make it two years, and

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for this order, the court has to hold a hearing.

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But at that point, an offender could be ordered to

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turn over their guns or be prohibited from purchasing guns,

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and that was something that was added in twenty seventeen,

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and the Nevada legislature also passed the bill that year

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that required employers to provide leave, could be paid, could

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be unpaid leave, but some type of leave to domestic

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violence victims and additional protections which can help when you're

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trying to escape domestic violence and maybe you don't need

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to quit your job in order to do what you

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need to do to get safe. And just as an aside,

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if you're convicted. If a person's convicted of the crime

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of domestic violence in a criminal case, you can't own

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a gun. Nevada's Red Flag Law went into effect in

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twenty twenty, allowing for guns to be removed from high

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risk individuals, which could be domestic violence offenders or other

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individuals at law enforcement or even family members think or

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at risk for harming themselves or others. But definitely in

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future episodes, we're going to talk more about the relationship

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of guns to domestic violence and mass shootings.

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On the national level related in November of twenty twenty three.

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Next month, the US Supreme Court will hear oral arguments

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in the case United States versus Saki Rahimi. So this

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case deals with the issue of whether in existing law

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eighteen US Code Section nine twenty two, which will link

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in the show notes in case you're interested in reading,

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that violates the Second Amendment In short, the law prohibits

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the possession of firearms by persons subject to domestic violence

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restraining orders. I really recommend reading the Scotus blog article

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on this. I'm not a lawyer, but I find this

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stuff really interesting. We will link it in the show notes.

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Another thing I want to touch on here again is

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the idea of victim blaming, which I think if you're

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listening you understand that's a topic you're going to hear

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about a lot as we talk about these cases. On

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the Vegas thread on Reddit, there's a conversation from the

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time in twenty seventeen where you can see someone comment

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maybe she should have left him a long time ago.

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And as another person in the thread points out, fu

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Keo checked all the boxes and tried like hell to

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get away from Jason. She moved out, She physically removed

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herself from her and her children from the situation, and

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literally hid from him. She filed for divorce, and she

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filed for an order of protection. In our last episode,

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the victim was physically unable to leave. She was literally handcuffed,

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whereas Fouko did leave. In this case, it was the

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broken system that may very well have cost her and

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her children, their lives. I'll also say that I think

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it's natural to search for simple solutions and think that

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because we can come up with simple solutions like just

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pack up a bag and go, this isn't the reality though,

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And I think that's more of a coping mechanism we

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use to convince ourselves that this will never happen to us.

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I kind of just want to share a little bit

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more about what happened after Couquo and her kids were murdered.

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On July first, twenty sixteen, there was a memorial held

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at the Walgreens where the murders took place and the

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children's teachers where there people lit candles and shared messages

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about the family john In about a year after the

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family first moved to Las Vegas, they were killed, and

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their extended families are in Ohio and Texas, and according

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to the GoFundMe that was posted after the murders, the

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plan was to bring the family home to Ohio for burial.

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The go fundme, of course, now is closed and there

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are no updates, but at the memorial, the Review Journal

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reported that quote men, women, and children of all ages

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and races helped each other light memorial candles end quote.

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So in the short time that they lived here in

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Las Vegas, it's clear they made an impression on so

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many people, their teachers, their coworkers, and their neighbors. We

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did an extensive search and we could not find any

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obituaries for for Ko or the children, but we know

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that they had many family members and friends who love

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them dearly. Something interesting that I want to share is

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that the story of what happened to them is memorialized

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in the official United States Congressional record. Fu Keo and

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her children's murders were included in a statement made on

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the House floor by Congresswoman Jackie Spear of California on

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July seventh, twenty sixteen. Fu Keo and her children's murders

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occurred about two weeks after the Pulse night Club mass

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shooting in Orlando, which happened on June twelve, twenty sixteen.

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So Congresswoman Spears spoke on the floor of the House

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that morning to honor lives lost to gun violence in

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the month of June twenty sixteen. Pou Keo and her

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children were included, along with forty seven other victims of

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gun violence that were lost that month, in addition to

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the forty nine lives lost at the Pulse night club.

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So then, on March fourteenth, twenty eighteen, on the floor

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of the Senate, Nevada Senator Catherine Cortez Masto made a

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statement on the issue of gun violence. She stated that

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over the past five years, Nevada has lost an average

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of ten kids a year to gun violence. She read

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a list of fifty names of children lost a gun

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violence in Nevada, and Fukeo's three children were included. This

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was on the day when students all over the country

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did walkouts to protest gun violence, one month after the

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shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.

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This summer was seven years since the family was murdered,

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and I have mixed feelings about this, but Fukeo and

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her story continue to be used as an example of

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how we can do better as a society and improve

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our systems to protect victims and their children. And this

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case comes up very often in the national media regarding

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domestic violence and gun violence.

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So next week we're going to cover the Tabitha Tozi case.

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Earlier this week, Tabitha's family and friends held a peaceful

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protest on what was the sixth month anniversary of her murder.

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Tabitha was shot and killed on April twenty second of

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this year. A warrant has been issued for her boyfriend,

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Oswaldo Nathaniel Perez Sanchez, but he has yet to be apprehended.

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He shot Taba during an argument in front of a

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house on Legger Drive, which is near Cimarron and Alta

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in Las Vegas.

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A ten thousand dollars reward is offered for any information

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leading to Perez Sanchez's arrest. Tabitha's mother, family, and loved

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ones are seeking justice and asking anyone with information to

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come forward. They are also demanding that the Las Vegas

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Metropolitan Police Department provide an update on the status of

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the case and what efforts have been made to locate

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and arrest Perez Sanchez. Also, her family and friends mentioned

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that as part of the protest they held on October

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twenty second, that they wish to draw attention to gun

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violence and the murder of women and girls by men,

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which relates to Foco's case and sadly too many others.

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So keep an eye on our social media this week

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because we'll be posting pres Sanchez's wanted poster and description,

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and we will cover a Tabitha's case fully in the

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next episode. And it's important to note that when we

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post Perez Sanchez's wanted poster sharing, that may seem like

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something that's unimportant, but in fact, the more or widely

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we can get that wanted poster or shared, the more

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likely it is that someone's eyeballs who have seen him

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recently will let the police know where he is so

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we can be apprehended for this murder.

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