Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers didn’t want prosecutors to describe him as a “psychopath” or in other specific terms if his case went to trial – but the criminology Ph.D. student turned mass murderer regularly searched for the phrase, according to digital forensics experts who dug into his phone and computer. “On …
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The senseless slaying of a beloved retired dean of Vermont State University devastated everyone who knew her, especially her family. Police are scouring the area for the gunman. Dr. Honoree Fleming, 77, was fatally shot during a late Thursday afternoon stroll on the D&H Rail Trail, about a mile from …
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A Texas grand jury has indicted a mother in the murder of her 6-year-old disabled son a year after he was last seen. Prosecutors are hopeful that this will expedite her return from India, where she and her family emigrated days before an Amber Alert was issued for the missing …
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Twenty months after a Michigan woman disappeared without a trace, her husband has been jailed for her murder, and the mother of five’s family says the charges are long overdue. Dale Warner, 53, was charged with open murder and tampering with evidence Nov. 21 after a death investigation of his …
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Connecticut police body camera footage from May 24, 2019, presented in court Thursday appears to show blood in Jennifer Dulos’ New Canaan garage the day she disappeared. The footage was played during the first day of suspect Michelle Troconis’ trial. Troconis was dating Dulos’ estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, at the …
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Just days after prosecutors added his sister, Amanda Kohberger, to their witness list, Bryan Kohberger agreed to a plea deal, abruptly ending the case before it could go to trial, new court filings reveal. Newly unsealed court documents show that Amanda Kohberger appeared on the state’s amended witness list and …
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A judge in Idaho has blocked the release of graphic images from the home where Bryan Kohberger murdered four college students. Second District Judge Megan Marshall issued the ruling Wednesday, writing that graphic images which include blood and any of the victims’ bodies will not be released by law enforcement …
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A long-awaited review of the death of Philadelphia teacher Ellen Greenberg, controversially ruled a suicide by 23 stab wounds in 2011, has reaffirmed the finding — but experts still say the evidence tells a different story. Dr. Lindsay Simon, the city’s chief medical examiner, was tasked with reviewing the work …
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom has reversed a parole board’s decision to release Patricia Krenwinkel, a former follower of cult leader Charles Manson and one of the perpetrators of the 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders. In a decision issued Oct. 13 and obtained by Fox News, Newsom wrote that Krenwinkel, now 77, “lacks …
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The harrowing story of serial killer Ted Bundy leaves behind a somber legacy on the West Coast of the United States — and recently uncovered crime scene photos and audio tapes continue to unravel the truth in a new series about the malicious murderer. “Hunting Bundy: Chase for the Devil,” …
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