Failing Agencies Contributed to Reading Terror Attack Victims’ Deaths: Judge Coroner Reveals Verdict

Reading, United Kingdom – After the tragic murders of James Furlong, Dr. David Wails, and Joseph Ritchie-Bennett by Khairi Saadallah in Reading, Judge Coroner Sir Adrian Fulford is set to deliver his findings at the Old Bailey. Today, a judge ruled that the deaths of the victims in the Reading terror attack were “probably avoidable” … Read more

Fatal Shooting Suspects Face Rankin County Judge amid Extra Security after Reservoir Incident

Brandon, Mississippi – Two suspects in a fatal shooting near the reservoir appeared in Rankin County Justice Court on Thursday under heightened security measures. Ryan Duette, 20, facing a charge of second-degree murder, was assigned a bond of $500,000. Accompanying him was Lainey Bella Ingle, 20, who is charged with being an accessory after the … Read more

**Nashville Judge Contemplates Release of School Shooter’s Writings as Public Record**

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A Tennessee judge is currently deliberating on the release of writings by a school shooter from the Covenant School, as requested by the Nashville police. The parents of children at the school have brought a new twist to the situation by claiming legal ownership of the writings and asserting copyright over them. … Read more

Inspection Records Ordered for Chocolate Plant Blast Investigation: Judge

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – A judge has recently ruled that a Pennsylvania agency must release inspection records related to a devastating blast at a chocolate plant. The explosion, which occurred in 2014 at the Punxsutawney Chocolate Factory, resulted in multiple injuries and significant damage to the facility. The court’s decision came after a legal battle initiated … Read more

Mother Faces Judge Over Murder Charges for Smothering 5-Year-Old Twins in Bronx

Bronx, New York – A mother accused of smothering her 5-year-old twins faced a judge in Bronx Supreme Court after being indicted on murder charges. Gloria Asamoah, 42, appeared in court wearing an orange jail jumpsuit for her arraignment before Justice Brenda Rivera. She was remanded without bail following the hearing. Asamoah was indicted on … Read more

Texas Mass Shooter Shane James to Face Judge for Killing Spree

Austin, Texas – The alleged mass shooter who went on a deadly rampage after reportedly killing his parents is set to appear before a judge. Court documents reveal that Shane James is facing ten charges, including four counts of capital murder. James is accused of murdering his parents, Shane James Sr. and Phyllis James, in … Read more

Judge Warns of Potential pre-election Violence by Trump Supporters in 2024

Washington, D.C. – A federal judge overseeing criminal cases against individuals who attacked police officers during the January 6 Capitol riot expressed concerns about the potential for another violent incident leading up to or following the 2024 presidential election. During a sentencing hearing, U.S. District Judge Rudy Contreras sentenced Jeffrey Sabol, a Colorado geophysicist, to … Read more

Mississippi Deputies Sentenced for Torturing Black Men: Judge Condemns Cruelty

Jackson, Mississippi – Two former Mississippi deputies were sentenced in federal court for their involvement in a heinous act of racial violence. Christian Dedmon, 29, received a 40-year sentence, while Daniel Opdyke, 28, was sentenced to 17.5 years by U.S. District Judge Tom Lee. The judge condemned their cruel actions for breaking into a home … Read more

Judge Condemns Deplorable Actions of Officers in Mississippi Torture Case

Jackson, Mississippi – Six former law enforcement officers in Rankin County were sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to racially motivated, violent acts of torture against Black men, including Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker. The incidents involved shocking brutality, with Jenkins still struggling with injuries caused by the attacks. During the sentencing, U.S. … Read more

Former Quebec Judge Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Wife’s Death: End of 15-Year Legal Battle

Montreal, Canada – Former Quebec Court of Appeal judge Jacques Delisle has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his wife after nearly 15 years of legal battles. Appearing in a Quebec City courtroom, Delisle, now 88 years old, accepted the plea in a case that has garnered widespread attention. Delisle’s lawyer, Jacques Larochelle, … Read more