DEATH PENALTY TRIAL SOUGHT BY FORMER JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CONVICTED OF REVENGE KILLINGS

GREENVILLE, Texas – A former justice of the peace in North Texas is seeking a new death penalty trial nearly 10 years after being sentenced to death for the revenge killings of a district attorney’s wife and two others. Eric Williams, who was convicted of capital murder in 2014 for the deaths of Cynthia McLelland, her husband, and Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, is asking for a new trial on the grounds that his …

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Texas Father and Son Charged in Killings of Pregnant Teen and Boyfriend

San Antonio, Texas – A father and son in Texas have been charged in the killings of an 18-year-old pregnant woman and her boyfriend, who were found shot to death and their bodies later moved to a car, police said. The arrests were made more than a week after the bodies of Savanah Nicole Soto, 18, and Matthew Guerra, 22, were discovered in the parking lot of an apartment complex, and come as their deaths …

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US States With The Most Disturbing Serial Killings Based on Data from 2020 Radford/FGCU Report

The city of Los Angeles, California, is famous for many things, but unfortunately, it also holds a dark reputation for being a hotbed of serial killings. Notorious figures such as the “Night Stalker” Richard Ramirez, the “Golden State Killer” Joseph James DeAngelo, and the elusive “Zodiac Killer” have left a trail of terror and tragedy throughout the state. This notoriety has earned California the top spot for the highest number of serial killings in the …

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Convicted Murderer Confesses to 11 Killings Before Death in Michigan Prison

GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan — A convicted murderer, Garry Artman, has confessed to the killing of 11 women in the 1990s before passing away in a Michigan prison. Artman, who was already serving time for one of the murders, admitted to the additional killings just days before his death at the age of 66. According to police sources, 10 of the murders took place in Grand Rapids. In the mid-1990s, 17 women disappeared in Grand Rapids, …

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Death-Row Inmate Seeks Conviction Vacation Over U.S. Bank Killings in Norfolk

Norfolk, Nebraska – Death-row inmate Jorge Galindo has filed a petition with the federal court to overturn his convictions and sentence for his role in the U.S. Bank killings in Norfolk in 2002. This follows an unsuccessful attempt by Galindo to have the Nebraska Supreme Court rehear his case after a split decision in September upheld a District Court judge’s ruling denying Galindo postconviction relief without a hearing. Galindo, along with Jose Sandoval and Erick …

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Minnesota Man Admits to Grisly Killings of Former Partners, Concealing Bodies in Storage Units

ST. PAUL, MN – In a harrowing court confession, 41-year-old Joseph Jorgenson pleaded guilty to the calculated murders of two women he once dated, a revelation that has left the community reeling. Jorgenson admitted to second-degree murder in the deaths of 33-year-old Fanta Xayavong and 34-year-old Manijeh “Mani” Starren, concealing their bodies in separate storage units. The case came to the public’s attention when Jorgenson’s own damning admissions described the violent altercations that led to …

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Death-Row Inmate Seeks Conviction and Sentence Reversal for U.S. Bank Killings

Norfolk, Nebraska – Death-row inmate Jorge Galindo has filed a petition in federal court seeking to overturn his convictions and sentence in connection with the U.S. Bank killings that took place in Norfolk in 2002. This move comes after an unsuccessful attempt to have the Nebraska Supreme Court rehear his case, following a split decision in September that upheld a District Court judge’s ruling denying Galindo post-conviction relief without an evidentiary hearing. Galindo was sentenced …

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The Jolly Joseph Case Exposed: Uncovering the Chilling Truth Behind Koodathayi’s Cyanide Killings

In Koodathayi, India, the shocking tale of Jolly Joseph’s cyanide killings came to light, unraveling a horrific true story that had remained hidden for years. Joseph’s actions, which resulted in the deaths of six of her family members, rocked the small community and left many questioning how such a tragedy could occur undetected for so long. The case first gained attention when it was discovered that Joseph had poisoned her first husband with cyanide. Subsequent …

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Rising Gun Involvement in 40 Mass Killings Across the Nation in 2023, a Record Year

In Maine, a Louisville bank and a Nashville elementary school were the sites of tragic events that have contributed to the highest number of mass killings involving guns in the US. According to data compiled by The AP, USA Today, and Northeastern University, there have been a total of 40 such incidents this year, marking the highest number since the collection of this data began in 2006. This figure is four incidents more than the …

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Death-Row Inmate Jorge Galindo Seeks to Overturn Convictions in U.S. Bank Killings from 2002

NORFOLK, Nebraska – Death-row inmate Jorge Galindo has filed a petition with the federal court to overturn his convictions and death sentence for his involvement in the 2002 U.S. Bank killings in Norfolk. This move comes after the Nebraska Supreme Court refused to rehear his case, which resulted in a split decision affirming a lower court’s decision to deny Galindo postconviction relief without a hearing. In 2002, Galindo, along with Jose Sandoval and Erick Vela, …

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