Man smashes woman's windshield with a dumbbell during suspected case of road rage (Houston)
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khou.com ^
| August 5, 2022 | Matt Dougherty
Houston police are still investigating an apparent case of road rage that happened near Tidwell and the Hardy Toll Road on Sunday. A driver, who asked us not to use her name or show her face, says she was stopped at the intersection of Irvington and Tidwell near Sam Houston High School
when she was rear-ended by a fast-moving vehicle. She says the man in the SUV that hit her made a motion, which she took to mean they would pull over and exchange insurance information. She claims she pulled over and watched as the other driver turned around and...
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Mallard Fillmore
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Mallard Fillmore ^
| August 20, 2018 | Bruce Tinsley
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Judge allows 2nd-degree murder charge in Noor case (Justine Damond Murder)
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KSTP.com ^
| 12/7/18 | Ben Rodgers
A judge is allowing prosecutors to add a second-degree murder charge against Mohamed Noor, the Minneapolis police officer who shot and killed Justine Ruszczyk, according to court records. Judge
Kathryn Quaintance signed an order allowing an amended complaint Friday. In the order, Quaintance stated, "the State argued that a sufficient basis exists for the additional charge." Last week, prosecutors argued that since Noor is already charged with third-degree murder, three of the four elements of a second-degree charge are satisfied. Their petition argued the shooting also satisfied the fourth element - that Noor intended to kill Ruszczyk. Noor and his...
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Oregon to Eliminate Educational Standards (Mallard Fillmore Nails It Again)
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King Features Syndicate ^
| September 10, 2021 | Bruce Tinsley/Loren Fishman
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Another self defense case, Andrew Coffee found not guilty on 5 counts, including murder, attempted murder
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Legal Insurrection ^
| Saturday, November 20, 2021 | Kemberlee Kaye
But you won’t hear this on CNNFriday, Andrew Coffee was found not guilty on all five counts after state prosecutors alleged Coffee fired at officers during an early morning SWAT raid, resulting in the death of Coffee’s girlfriend. More
from WPBF: VERO BEACH, Fla. — Andrew Coffee was found not guilty on all counts of murder and attempted first degree murder Friday. Coffee is accused of firing at Indian River County Sheriff’s Deputies during an early morning drug raid at his home back in 2017. His girlfriend, Alteria Woods was caught in the crossfire, shot 10 times and later died....
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State to seek death penalty in Jax Beach murder case
Mario Fernandez Saldana is charged with first degree murder in connection with Jared Bridegan death.
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actionnewsjax.com ^
| May 3, 2023 at 2:52 p.m. | By Rich Jones
Jacksonville, Fl — A man accused of killing former Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan in Jacksonville Beach in February 2022 faces a possible death sentence if convicted. The
State Attorney’s Office says it will seek the death penalty against Mario Fernandez Saldana. He is charged with first degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, solicitation to commit a capital felony and child abuse. Bridegan, a father of four, was murdered in Jacksonville Beach in front of his 2-year-old daughter. Police say he was shot execution-style after he had stopped to move a tire from the road. Fernandez Saldana is married to...
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Murdaugh Murder(s) Case
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SCNOW ^
| 9/18/2021 | Andy Brack
Keeping up on the spectacle of South Carolina’s Murdaugh murder case is like riding a land rocket without steering. The
rural killings of the wife and a son of a father later accused of plotting his own shooting to reap an insurance payout has more twists and turns than three television shows filmed in the Palmetto State: “Southern Charm,” “Outer Banks” and “The Righteous Gemstones.” This is an ongoing reality show taking place in Hampton and Colleton counties that already has at least two major podcasts as well as reporters from The New York Times and national television networks scrambling...
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You Can Kill, But Not Murder: The Case for the Ten Commandments
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Townhall.com ^
| December 2, 2014 | Dennis Prager
Ask almost anyone to recite the commandment in the Ten Commandments that prohibits taking a life and you will be told, "Thou Shall Not Kill." That is the King James translation of the sixth commandment. It
is a magnificent translation. But this one has led to much moral confusion. Yesterday, PragerUniversity.com, which has had more than 20 million views this year, released 11 courses (each five-minutes long) -- the Ten Commandments and an introduction. The reason we made these video courses is that I believe that everything we need to make a good world and rid ourselves of evil is...
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Upstate NY Man Acquitted of Murder, in Landmark DNA Case
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Forensic Magazinbe ^
| 09/28/2016 | Seth Augenstein
A month after the complex DNA-mixture evidence was tossed from the prosecution’s case, an upstate New York man was acquitted of murder by a judge. Oral
“Nick” Hillary, now 42, was accused of strangling his ex-girlfriend’s 12-year-old son Garrett Phillips in 2011. Hillary was indicted in 2014, and went on trial this month. The prosecution’s case featured DNA-mixture interpretation produced by the probabilistic genotyping software called STRmix. But Judge Felix Catena threw out that genetic just before the bench trial began, finding it did not pass the threshold for scientific validity – and that it was “unduly prejudicial to the...
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Americans Say Murder More Likely Than Suicide in Epstein Case
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Rasmussen Reports ^
| August 14, 2019
Americans aren’t buying that disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein killed himself in jail last weekend. The
latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that only 29% of American Adults believe Epstein actually committed suicide while in jail. Forty-two percent (42%) think Epstein was murdered to prevent him from testifying against powerful people with whom he associated. A sizable 29% are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
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Kansas man arrested in nearly 40-year-old Texas murder case
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KWTX ^
| May 21, 2021 | Staff
Darnell is now in the Montgomery County jail where he’s held without bond in the 1983 death of Laura Purchase after DNA connected Darnell to the crime. Jail
records do not list an attorney who could speak on his behalf. A deputy who was on patrol on March 17, 1983 along Interstate 45 spotted a fire in a wooded area, stopped to investigate, and discovered the body of a woman that had been set on fire.
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Insider Look: Ten Things You May Not Know About the Kermit Gosnell Murder Case
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OPERATION RESCUE ^
| October 18, 2018 | Cheryl Sullenger
Philadelphia, PA – The release of the new movie “Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer,” was a big success and has again brought to light the story of Kermit Gosnell’s murder trial and the depraved conduct at his West Philadelphia “House of Horrors” abortion facility. I
followed that case from the initial raid on his Women’s Medical Society in February 2010, and personally attended Gosnell’s trial in the spring of 2013. I told the story in my book last year, and offer you an insider look at ten important things you may not know about the Gosnell case....
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Kim Foxx Under Fire Again In Police Murder Case (Chicago)
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Chicago Contrarian ^
| June 24, 2022 | Martin Preib
Once again, allegations raise the question: Who does Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx work for? Calling
her conduct “reminiscent” of the Jussie Smollett scandal, a Chicago-area attorney is accusing Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx of illegally denying defendants access to key files in a federal lawsuit. This time, however, the allegations of misconduct do not arise from an offender falsely claiming he was attacked by racist Trump supporters, à la the Jussie Smollett case. Rather, this case surrounds one of the most infamous crimes in the state’s history, the 1982 murders of Chicago Police Officers William Fahey and...
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Personalities and Evidence in the Seth Rich Murder Case
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Chad Daybell pleads not guilty in murder case
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ktvb ^
| June 9, 2021 | Katie Terhune
An Idaho man accused of murder in the deaths of his late wife and two of his new love interest's children pleaded not guilty to the charges against him Wednesday morning. Chad
Daybell was indicted in May on charges of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, grand theft by deception, grand theft, and insurance fraud.
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Six convicted of murder in Swedish honor killing case
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TheLocal.se ^
| 14 July 2017 11:58 CEST+02:00
Six people have been convicted of murder by a Swedish district court in an honor violence case in which a man was killed after having an affair with a married woman. The
case involved 23-year-old victim Ramin Sherzaj, who was bundled into a car from a square in Gävle in April of 2016, then later found murdered in Sundsvall. Police were first alerted by a jogger who saw a screaming man being taken into a car by “some guys with hoods”. The man was beaten during the journey, then strangled to death. The murder was an act of revenge due...
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Fitbit data used as evidence in Ellington murder case
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WTNH Television ^
| 04/25/2017 | Puppage
ELLINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) — Court papers show a popular fitness tracker called a Fitbit is a key piece of evidence in an Ellington murder case. Richard
Dabate, 40, was charged earlier this month with killing his wife, Connie, in December of 2015. Court papers just released show data from Connie’s Fitbit, which records things like motion and heart rate. Connie’s Fitbit disproved Richard’s timeline of an intruder killing his wife. Richard told police his wife was killed in a home invasion by a tall, obese man with a deep voice. Police say Dabate had a pregnant mistress.
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Former Soldiers Get Bail in Murder Case After 25 Years in Prison
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AP ^
| 12/21/17 | Kate Bruback
More than 25 years after being locked away for a killing their lawyers say they didn't commit, three former soldiers are free on bail and preparing to go home to spend the holidays with their families. Mark
Jason Jones, Kenneth Eric Gardiner and Dominic Brian Lucci were in their early 20s when they were convicted of murder in the Jan. 31, 1992, slaying of Stanley Jackson in Savannah, Georgia. Prosecutors said the crime was racially motivated. The three former soldiers are white, and Jackson was black. Calculate Pay Now. Find Out what Your Next Promotion Could be Worth Click Here!...
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Wrongful conviction in murder case to cost San Francisco $13.1M
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FOX News ^
| 19 March 2019 | Dom Calicchio
SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to pay $13.1 million to a man found to have been framed by city police in a murder case. Jamal
Trulove, an aspiring actor and hip-hop artist, spent more than eight years behind bars after being sentenced to life in prison in 2010 in connection with the 2007 slaying of a friend and neighbor of his at a city housing project. Trulove was kept in prisons hundreds of miles away from his family and was also stabbed, Alex Reisman, one of his lawyers, told the Associated Press. “He endured...
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Kate Steinle Murder Case Hearing Tuesday
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NBC Bay Area ^
| 8/1
The Kate Steinle murder case continues with yet another hearing Tuesday. Both sides are expected back in a San Francisco court at 9 a.m. Tuesday for a preliminary hearing. Juan
Francisco Lopez-Sanchez is accused of shooting and killing Steinle on Pier 14 in 2015. Last week, the judge ruled that the federal agent whose gun was stolen and used in Steinle's killing will testify in the upcoming trial. Jury selectin is expected to begin soon.
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