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Ex-Antioch Mayoral Candidate Charged in 2015 Killing of Wife After New Digital Evidence

Prosecutors cite previously unknown digital evidence as the reason for reclassifying the 2015 death as a homicide.

Netflix’s ‘Finding Her Edge’ Skates Into Top Charts With Early 100% Critic Score

Antioch Police Identify Teen, Say Roadside Death Was a Hit-and-Run

Twenty Years On, Jennifer Kesse Case Gets Fresh Scrutiny With FDLE Review and New Tech

Banfield Trial Defense Presses Police, Forensics as Court Races to Finish Before Storm

Police Identify Couple in Apparent Murder-Suicide as Separate Gilbert Case Holds Suspect on $1 Million Bond

North Carolina Woman Charged With Two Murders in Alleged Acetonitrile Poisonings

Lakewood Father Kills Wife and Teen Daughter, Then Himself, Authorities Say

Texas Father Charged in Mistaken-Identity Killing of Amazon Worker in Houston

Reports Detail Nick Reiner’s Prior Conservatorship, Medication Change Weeks Before Parents’ Killings

Houston Father Charged With Murder in Christmas Gas Station Shooting of Man Mistaken for Kidnapper

Report Confirms 2020 Conservatorship for Nick Reiner as Ex-Lawyer Reiterates ‘Not Guilty’ Claim

New Jersey Mother Charged With Murder in Deaths of Sons, 5 and 7

Jameis Winston Says He Practiced Yearlong Celibacy During Contract Year on New Heights

Report: Gisele Bündchen’s Family Worried About Financial Risk in Marriage to Joaquim Valente

Reports Portray Nick Reiner as Delusional as Case Shifts to Mental Health After Lawyer’s Exit

Nick Reiner’s Arraignment Delayed After Lawyer Withdraws, Public Defender Assigned

Woman Surrenders in South Phoenix Shooting That Injured 4-Year-Old

Watson Concedes He Killed ‘Grandpa Vicha’ as Cross-Examination Intensifies in San Francisco Murder Trial

Long Island Man Pleads Not Guilty in Parents’ Deli Killings as Prosecutors Cite Confession