Bailey Boswell, a Nebraska woman who lured in an unsuspecting woman from a dating app and helped her boyfriend kill her may be facing the death penalty after a jury convicted her of murder and related charges. A Nebraska jury in a Dawson County courtroom deliberated for around three hours before returning the verdict, which …
A Greek farmer on trial for the murder and rape of a renowned American scientist allegedly told a police officer that demons possessed him and took over his body. As CrimeOnline previously reported, 59-year-old molecular biologist Suzanne Eaton disappeared on July 2, 2019, after leaving the Orthodox Academy of Crete for a run before a …
A Nebraska woman on trial for murder broke down in a Dawson County courtroom after prosecutors presented photos of the victim, Sydney Loofe, who was kidnapped and killed in November 2017. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Bailey Boswell, 26, is accused of conspiring for weeks with her boyfriend, Aubrey Trail, 52, to lure in Loofe, 24. …
A trial began Friday for in Dawson County, Nebraska, against a woman accused of luring a Tinder date to her death. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Bailey Boswell, 26, is accused of conspiring for weeks with her boyfriend, Aubrey Trail, 52, to lure in Sydney Loofe, 24. Boswell is accused of enticing Loofe to meet up …
The second murder trial for an Indiana man accused of killing his former girlfriend and eating her heart began Friday in Clark County. Joseph Oberhansley, 39, claimed innocence upon entering court on Friday, according to ABC 11. As law enforcement brought him into the building, Oberhansley reportedly said two other men were the guilty parties. …
The murder trial for Blake Schreiner continued on Tuesday, with disturbing testimony from a forensic expert. CTV News reports that Schreiner is accused of killing his wife, Tammy Brown, in their River Heights home in the Saskatchewan province in western Canada, in 2019. According to Saskatchewan’s Chief Forensic Pathologist Dr. Shaun Ladham, Brown endured a …
A judge in Troy, New York, declares a mistrial Thursday in a quadruple murder case after a juror got sick and some other jurors didn’t want to come into court because of coronavirus fears, the Times Union reported. James White, 40, is on trial for the brutal slayings of two adults and two children on …
The Arizona Court of Appeals has upheld the guilty verdict and sentencing of convicted killer Jodi Arias, rejecting her attorneys’ contention that prosecutorial misconduct and the media circus surrounding the court proceedings deprived her of a fair trial, ABC 15 reported. The three-judge panel did, however, refer prosecutor Juan Martinez’s behavior during the trial to …
In a trio of motions filed this week in Stamford Superior Court, Michelle Troconis’s attorney asked to suppress evidence against her, claiming Connecticut state police illegally strip searched her, photographed her partially naked body, and made false statements to a judge to obtain search warrants in their investigation of the death of Jennifer Farber Dulos, …
A jury in Chicago on Friday found a small-time drug dealer guilty of first-degree murder and armed violence for shooting a police commander to death in a downtown stairwell in 2018, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Shomari Legghette, 44, was wearing body armor when he shot Cmdr Paul Bauer, 53, seven times with a semi-automatic handgun. …
Robert Durst’s younger brother testified under subpoena on Wednesday at his brother’s murder trial, saying the real estate heir was cruel and he was terrified of him. “This is a horrible experience and I’m fearful of my brother,” Thomas Durst, 70, said at the trial in Los Angeles, the New York Post reported. The elder …
A Texas jury found Krystle Villaneuva guilty of capital murder Thursday in the 2017 stabbing death of her 5-year-old daughter Giovanna Hernandez and aggravated assault in the stabbing of her father-in-law, Eustorgio Arellano-Uresti. Villanueva, 27, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Defense attorneys argued an insanity defense, but jurors instead …
