I think it was a volunteer firefighter. In the bodycam transcript linked below (pg. 17), the EMT tells the deputy that dispatch said Kouri was doing CPR but the fire guy said she wasn’t.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12RdUkanyvvDKvFB9rZRyTnkfOk5ofrNG/view?usp=drivesdk
I just found this nugget in the documents. Search warrant dated May 2, 2023 by O’Driscoll.
This conversation between Carmen and her daughter has me like whoaaaa!!!
https://www.postandcourier.com/spartanburg/news/amber-alert-spartanburg-shooting-rodeway-inn/article_d7fe440c-6510-4d20-a771-0f5b43ebc879.html
Found safe and suspect arrested!
More info
https://www.wltx.com/article/news/state/amber-alert-spartanburg/101-1c47c67c-911a-41dd-bfd4-914049846831
The property manager told the station that the suspected shooter left the scene with two children.
https://www.wistv.com/2026/03/20/live-amber-alert-issued-after-spartanburg-motel-shooting/
The Amber Alert is related to a shooting incident that occurred at the Rodeway Inn on New Cut Road in Spartanburg County.
No information has been provided about the child yet.
She definitely did say that! In a text to Chelsea I think. That her lawyer represented the Utah Jazz and would cost her a fortune (that she obviously didn’t have) but she’d win.
My apologies. It was the 48 hours podcast — not Dateline.
Skye’s comments about the Walk the Dog letter annoyed me. While she conceded the letter was the worst thing that could’ve happened to Kouri because it made her look like a bad person, she continued the argument that the letter was just...
People are weird. I was called in for jury duty several months ago for a civil trial. I didn’t get chosen after they weeded out those with exemptions, and I was beyond happy about that. But one lady who was selected at random by computer for further questioning by the attorneys literally yelled...
I can’t believe I forgot about that one because I thought it was probably the most impactful thing he said. I verbally said what you just did at that moment… wow!!
Not only that. The ineffective counsel argument only results in a victory for KR if she can prove that some specific action (or inaction) made by her attorney/s would have resulted in a different verdict had the attorney/s not done (or done) said action. That’s not happening here.
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