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Homeowner waits until construction job is nearly done—then calls ICE on 6 of her own workers.
Woman even provides the ladder used by agent to detain men—who she owes $10,000 for 3 day job.
"She called the damn law on us and now we're totally screwed!" men yell in Spanish. "They surrounded us!—They surrounded us!"
Agents even left behind the workers' van with doors wide open—filled with thousands of dollars worth of tools.
The arrest was broadcast live for about 30 minutes by a co-worker—identified as Bryan Polanco.
"Seeing it is not the same as experiencing it," he explains.
"I’ve seen many videos, and sadly today I had to experience it."
At the end of the video he gets the woman who called ICE on camera: "It is the same woman. Tidying up the house, and still with hatred in her heart."
The incident occurred in Cambridge, Maryland.
Context/Details:
In a shocking courtroom scene, Julissa Thaler, aged 29, was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for the brutal murder of her six-year-old son, Eli Hart.
The sentencing took place in Minneapolis, following Thaler's conviction for the May 2022 murder. During the hearing, Thaler unleashed a tirade of invective, proclaiming her innocence and insulting those present with expletives. This outburst occurred after she was allowed to speak, leading the judge, Jay Quam, to label her comments as 'inappropriate.'
The crime itself was particularly heinous. Thaler shot Eli nine times with a shotgun while he was seated in a booster seat in the back of her car. She was arrested in Orono, Minnesota, following a report from a caller who noticed that the car she was driving had a shattered rear window and a blown-out tire. When police approached the vehicle, they observed blood on Thaler's hand. This led to the discovery of her son's body in the trunk of the car. The murder was so gruesome that it was described as one of the worst cases ever seen by local police and prosecutors.
The details emerged that Thaler had purchased the shotgun just six days after Eli's father, Tory Hart, had filed for custody of their son. Prior to the murder, Thaler had lost custody of Eli twice due to struggles with alcohol and drug addiction, and she also suffered from depression, mood disorder, and borderline personality disorder.
Further disturbing details revealed that Thaler had conducted online searches on topics such as the amount of blood a six-year-old can lose and inquiries about life insurance payouts for a child's death. After the murder, she attempted to dispose of some of Eli's body parts in a dumpster but was apprehended.
The trial was emotionally charged, with impactful statements from Eli’s family and former foster mother, Nikita Kronberg. They remembered Eli as a joyful and energetic child, beloved by many. The courtroom also heard from Thaler's own sister, Nikita Kromberg, who had temporarily fostered Eli and who condemned Thaler as a 'monster.'
During her final opportunity to address the court, Thaler maintained her innocence, making a defiant statement against the court and those present. Despite her claims, the court sentenced her to life without the possibility of parole.
Tory Hart has since filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Dakota County Social Services for returning Eli to his mother's care.
In the wake of this tragedy, the community has rallied to honor Eli Hart's memory. Efforts include fundraising for a playground in Mound, named in Eli's honor, and plans to rename a portion of a bridge as the "Eli Hart Memorial Bridge."
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