A Michigan man was convicted this week for shooting an innocent man he believed had killed his 16-year-old son. Anthony Webb, 44, shot Zachary Degroot, 26, multiple times last July, while Degroot tried to convince him he was shooting at the wrong person, MLive.com reported. According to testimony in the two day trial, Webb’s son, …
On Wednesday, Alex Murdaugh’s longtime paralegal testified that Alex’s demeanor changed after his son’s deadly boat crash in 2019. Annette Griswold, who was Alex’s paralegal for nine years, said Alex became distant and was often absent following the incident involving his son Paul. Griswold said his demeanor became more concerning in early 2021, which she …
Jury selection may take a while for the upcoming trial for Letecia Stauch, a Colorado woman accused of murdering her stepson in 2020, an El Paso County judge said. Prosecutors say 11-year-old Gannon Stauch was stabbed, shot, and beaten inside the family’s El Paso County home in January 2020. Months later, his body was found …
Jury selection is set to begin Monday at the Benton County Circuit Court for an Arkansas man accused of murdering his 6-year-old son. This will be the third trial for Mauricio Alejandro Torres, 53, who’s facing capital murder and battery charges. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. As CrimeOnline previously reported, police arrested Torres in April …
CrimeOnline’s Nancy Grace says that it’s highly unlikely there were two shooters in the South Carolina Murdaugh murders, despite a crime scene analyst saying that it’s possible. During day six of Alex Murdaugh’s murder trial at the Colleton County court in Walteboro, defense lawyer Dick Harpootlian stated that it’s possible two shooters were present during …
Prosecutors alleged Murdaugh shot his son 22-year-old son, Paul, at close range with a shotgun. He then allegedly shot his wife, Maggie, with a rifle.
Is it possible there were two shooters in the murders of Paul and Maggie Murdaugh? Nancy Grace reacts to this theory and why the jury should not fall for this defense strategy.
A Suffolk County jury in New York jury that found former cop Michael Valva guilty of murder last week says they based part of their decision on a 911 call played for the court. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Valva was on trial for the past six weeks in connection with the murder of his 8-year-old …
