222: Full Jay-Z Explicit Lawsuit & Details, TikTok Nurse Hannah, CEO Shooter Backstory, Toddler Trapped in Closet and School Shooting

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Annie Elise 0:00
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Annie Elise 0:32
Hey, true crime besties. Welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly.
Annie Elise 0:56
Hey, everybody. Welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly with me, Annie Elise. Today's headline highlights, which means we're going through all the breaking headlines this week. Now, as you're probably noticing, we're releasing this on Wednesday instead of Thursday. Headline highlights usually release every Thursday. But the reason we decided to release it a day early is because not only are these cases, of course, so important to talk about, but they are breaking as we speak. So in an effort to stay as up-to-date as possible with the information, we wanted to deliver this news to you as quickly as possible. We have got so much to go over and it's going to probably be on the longer episode length.
Annie Elise 1:38
I'm just going to warn you right now. We are talking all about the bombshell allegations against Jay-Z that he was not only complicit in some of the Diddy stuff, but also he is now being accused of raping a 13-year-old girl. We're going to be going through the entire full lawsuit, the details where they implicate a woman who was in the room watching. I mean, it's horrific. So we're gonna go through all the details of everything we know about Jay-Z. There's also been some updates with the accused assassin of the UnitedHealthcare CEO. A lot of interesting details and a lot of interesting backstory about this guy, if I'm gonna be honest. So we're gonna go through that. There's also this case that so many of you guys have been requesting me to talk about, and you've been tagging me in all of these videos, and it's about... It's this TikTok situation. People are calling it the Nurse Hannah situation. It is very reminiscent of Ruby Frankie and Jodi Hildebrandt in a way. We have just got so, so much to talk about. So let's actually start with that story now.
Annie Elise 2:39
So again, this is about a TikTok nurse who is now facing child abuse allegations. And when Ruby, Frankie, and Jodi Hildebrandt were arrested for child abuse, I feel like it shocked a lot of people, but for others, it really wasn't a surprise at all. Ruby had built her social media presence around sharing her family's life, and over the years, viewers were pointing out a ton of different red flags along the way. Red flags, particularly, that hinted at potential abuse, and this was long before her arrest ever even happened. So now, some are starting to wonder if Hannah Hyatt, a Utah-based TikToker, might be following a similar path. Now, Hannah, who is commonly referred to as Nurse Hannah, recently went viral after she posted a video that raised a lot of concern about her treatment of her children. Now, I'm going to describe this video in case you haven't seen it. So in this video, Hannah, her husband, and their two-year-old son are in a grocery store.
Annie Elise 3:36
The two-year-old is sitting there in the cart, you know, the top of the cart where their legs are sticking through, and the dad goes and grabs something from the freezer section, then walks back toward the cart. As the dad gets closer to the little boy, the boy flinches and then quickly brings his hands to cover his face in what looks to be a defensive position. So this clip immediately sparked a lot of controversy online. Many viewers interpreted this little boy's reaction as a sign that maybe he has been hit before in the past, arguing, you know, that kids usually don't flinch like that unless there's a reason. Other parents even started posting their own videos to try and prove that his reaction was not normal.
Annie Elise 4:15
They filmed themselves bringing their hands near their kids' face, showing that their kids did not flinch in that same way. Therefore, the little boy and his reaction was concerning. So Hannah posted a response to the backlash, saying that her son's reaction was because her son and her husband are always, quote, playing and trying to scare one another. Take a listen.

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