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Murder Conviction in Douglas County: Man Found Guilty for Fatal Drunk Driving Crash Killing U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel

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DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. — A jury found Paul Stephenson guilty on several charges, including first-degree murder, following a tragic DUI crash that claimed the life of a U.S. Air Force officer last year. The verdict was delivered on Monday after jurors deliberated for roughly four days. Stephenson, 57, faced a total of 36 charges related … Read more

Assault Conviction: Man Strikes Stepfather with Gun, Faces 25 Years to Life

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Beaumont, Texas – A man has been found guilty by a jury for violently attacking his stepfather with a gun, leaving a visible circular mark on the victim’s head. The verdict of Aggravated Assault/Family Violence was returned on Thursday afternoon in Judge John Stevens’ courtroom for 50-year-old Jason Gregory Noble of Groves. Noble chose to … Read more

Murder Conviction for Jose Morales in 2019 Killing of Ansonia Mom Christine Holloway

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Ansonia, Connecticut – Jose Morales has been found guilty of the murder of Christine Holloway, a mother from Ansonia. The tragic event occurred in 2019 and has left the community in shock. After a lengthy legal process, Morales has been convicted of this heinous crime. During the trial, evidence was presented that incriminated Morales in … Read more

Deputy Sentencing Set After Conviction in Fatal Shooting of Distressed Man

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DENVER, COLORADO – A former Colorado sheriff’s deputy is facing sentencing on Monday after being found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the 2022 shooting death of a 22-year-old man who called 911 for help during a mental health crisis. Andrew Buen’s conviction in the case of Christian Glass has sparked national attention and prompted … Read more

Exonerated: Halifax Examiner Dives Deep into Glen Assoun’s Wrongful Conviction in Riveting Podcast-Series

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Halifax, Nova Scotia – In a chilling case that shocked the community, Brenda Way was tragically murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building in 1995. Subsequently, Glen Assoun was convicted of the crime in 1999 and spent 17 years in prison, steadfastly asserting his innocence throughout. After a long legal battle, Assoun was finally exonerated in … Read more

Murder Conviction Overturned: Timothy McGhee Escapes Death Sentence for Triple Homicide

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In Los Angeles, California, Timothy McGhee, who was convicted of the murders of three individuals in gang-related violence between 1997 and 2001, was sentenced to death in the year 2009. McGhee’s heinous acts occurred during clashes on rival territories, resulting in tragic loss of lives. The legal proceedings following his arrest eventually led to his … Read more

Assault Conviction: Martay Ellis Sentenced to Nearly 18 Years for Violent Attack

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SPOKANE, Wash. — Martay Ellis, a 27-year-old man, has been sentenced to nearly 18 years in prison for committing a violent assault in downtown Spokane in 2021 and a second-degree murder charge from 2022. Ellis faced charges of first-degree assault after a video captured him beating a woman in September of 2021. Additionally, he was … Read more

Fentanyl Exposure Leads to Landmark Murder Conviction in Kentucky Supreme Court Ruling

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Frankfort, Kentucky – The Kentucky Supreme Court recently upheld the murder conviction of Lauren Baker, a resident of Ludlow. The case revolved around the tragic death of Baker’s 2-year-old son, Jaxon Vogt, who overdosed after finding Baker’s fentanyl stash while she was asleep on March 18, 2021. Baker, who had a history of addiction, was … Read more

Appeals Court Overturns Conviction in Mary Yoder Poisoning Case, Prompting Release from Prison

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Utica, New York – The legal saga of Kaitlyn Conley took a dramatic turn when a New York appellate court overturned her 2017 conviction for the fatal poisoning of her boss. The appellate court ruled that key evidence from Conley’s cellphone, obtained through an improperly written warrant, should not have been allowed in the trial. … Read more

Prison-Sentenced Beatty’s Family Seeks Support Against Excessive Conviction and Biased Judicial System

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New Philadelphia, Ohio – The family of Christopher Beatty, a man convicted of aggravated burglary and felonious assault in connection to a violent attack in New Philadelphia last year, is rallying for support to challenge what they deem as an overly harsh sentence. Beatty, 35, was found guilty by a jury for his involvement in … Read more