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This episode of Nancy Grace delves into a series of disturbing cases. The first case involves two teachers, Grace and Brooklyn Schiller, from Calhoun High School in Georgia, who are accused of having sexual relationships with male students over a three-month period. The second case features Jose Barbosa, who broke into a family's home, touched one of the children, and barricaded himself inside before surrendering to police. The third case focuses on the brutal murder of five-year-old Prince McCree, for which David Petora was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Petora and a teenager beat the boy to death in a basement and hid his body in a dumpster. The fourth case involves Daniel Rochet, who was sentenced to life in prison for the second time for the murder of Barbara Venary, a real estate agent. Rochet's first conviction was overturned due to unreliable DNA evidence, but he was retried and convicted again. The final case concerns the disappearance of Bob Dale, a 33-year-old man who went missing after attending a wedding reception. His wife, Christy, left him asleep in the car while she went to a bar with friends, and when she returned, he was gone. Extensive searches have turned up nothing.

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Shocking Crimes: Teacher-Student Relationships, Home Invasion, Murder, and a Missing Person

This episode of Nancy Grace explores a series of disturbing cases, including teacher-student relationships, home invasion, murder, and a missing person case. The episode begins with the case of two teachers, Grace and Brooklyn Schiller, from Calhoun High School in Georgia, who are accused of having sexual relationships with male students over a three-month period. The episode then moves on to the case of Jose Barbosa, who broke into a family's home, touched one of the children, and barricaded himself inside before surrendering to police. The episode continues with the brutal murder of five-year-old Prince McCree, for which David Petora was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Petora and a teenager beat the boy to death in a basement and hid his body in a dumpster. The episode then covers the case of Daniel Rochet, who was sentenced to life in prison for the second time for the murder of Barbara Venary, a real estate agent. Rochet's first conviction was overturned due to unreliable DNA evidence, but he was retried and convicted again. The episode concludes with the disappearance of Bob Dale, a 33-year-old man who went missing after attending a wedding reception. His wife, Christy, left him asleep in the car while she went to a bar with friends, and when she returned, he was gone. Extensive searches have turned up nothing.

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Q&A

• What happened to Grace and Brooklyn Schiller, the two teachers at Calhoun High School?

  They were arrested and charged with sexual contact by an employee after being accused of having sexual relationships with male students over a three-month period.

• What happened to Jose Barbosa after he broke into the family's home?

  He barricaded himself inside the home, consumed beer and chips, and eventually surrendered to police. He was charged with burglary, battery, and theft.

• What was the sentence given to David Petora for the murder of Prince McCree?

  He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

• What happened to Daniel Rochet in connection with the murder of Barbara Venary?

  He was sentenced to life in prison for the second time after his first conviction was overturned due to unreliable DNA evidence.

• What happened to Bob Dale, the missing man?

  He disappeared after attending a wedding reception, and despite extensive searches, he has not been found.

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