Anna Sorokin, the fake German heiress and convicted fraudster, served about two years in prison and was then the subject of deportation proceedings, from which her former attorney's lawsuit stems.
DNA from a glass Matthew Nilo drank out of was used to tie him to the attacks that allegedly occurred in 2007 and 2008 in Boston, a prosecutor said Monday.
"I would say that it's atypical for him to leave and not say, 'Hey I'm gonna go for a walk,'" a family spokesperson reportedly said of Colby Richards. "Especially given that he was supposed to go to work that morning."
"Officers could hear a young infant inside the residence crying," Port St Lucie Police stated. "Through a rear sliding door, Officers were able to visually see two adults inside on the floor, who appeared deceased."
The "Athena Alert" bill would let authorities notify the nearby public when a child goes missing more swiftly than a statewide AMBER Alert, which requires a case to be confirmed as an abduction.
Aric Hutchinson, his bride Samantha Miller, and two extended family members were traveling in a golf cart when alleged drunk driver Jamie Lee Komoroski slammed into the back of the cart, killing Miller and injuring the others.
The family of University of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves vows to be in court during the upcoming case against her accused killer Bryan Kohberger, who was indicted by a grand jury this week.
When Ed Gein was suspected of killing a hardware store owner in 1957, cops not only found her decapitated body while searching his Wisconsin farm — but the bones, skin and skulls of other corpses fashioned into household items.
"I'm praying, but it doesn't look good," said an aunt of Mikayla Standridge, a 25-year-old Washington state mom who vanished after placing a 911 call for help, in which she was heard screaming.
Todd and Lisa Sturgeon, the parents of Louisville bank mass shooter Connor Sturgeon, apologized to his victims' families, discussed his mental health issues and spoke out against easy access to assault weapons.