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There’s a horrific story that’s now being revealed and it’s leaving the nation in a state of shock. Authorities allege that on May 3, 2017, three assailants broke into the Los Angeles, California residence of actress Daisy McCrackin. Her friend, fellow actor Joseph Capone was visiting at the time of the break-in. According to police reports, the three assailants are Keith Andre Stewart, Johntae Jones, and Amber Nea and they allegedly unleashed 30 hours of fear, terror, and horror upon Daisy McCrackin and Joseph Capone.
Daisy McCrackin is a singer and actress who is best known for her role in Halloween: Resurrection and Joseph “Joey” Capone is known for Playing it Cool.
According to an indictment in the case, the assailants broke into the house and pistol-whipped Capone, removed him from the home and placed both he and McCrackin in a vehicle where they placed bags over their heads.
The indictment states the assailants then drove the pair to Johntae Jones’ residence where Joseph Capone was stripped naked, beaten, tortured and spent the next 30 hours fearing for his life, while locked in a bathroom. Stewart reportedly stayed with Capone while the remaining assailants Jones and Neil took McCrackin to various ATM machines and forced her to withdraw money.
Reports state McCrackin was forced to withdraw $10,000 to pay ransom for Capone.
The “Daily Mail” described Joseph Capone’s injuries as follows.
“Joseph Capone spent 30 hours in agony as he was beaten, stomped, pistol-whipped and ‘maliciously deprived of a member of the body’ according to court papers.
“He also had his eye ‘put out’ and his ‘nose, ear and lip slit’ before being discovered by authorities, who were alerted to his whereabouts by the other victim of the kidnapping – Daisy McCrackin.”
There is a bit of confusion as to what happened, but according to reports, McCrackin managed to escape her abductors and contacted 911.
The three suspects are currently being held in California. Stewart is being held on a $2 million bail and Jones and Neal are held on $1 million bail each.
