By JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER, Associated Press HONOLULU (AP) — A woman accused of deliberately driving off a Hawaii cliff and killing her identical twin sister was acquitted of murder Thursday. Second Circuit Judge Peter Cahill found Alexandria Duval not guilty after a trial that started Monday. Duval opted to have a judge instead of a jury decide …
The dead twin’s boyfriend has admitted to being homeless when he met Anastasia and living in her Porsche after she died
The murder trial is underway for Alexandria Duval, accused of killing her twin sister Anastasia Duval in a dramatic car crash in Hawaii in 2016. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Alexandria Duval is facing trial in Hawaii this week for the manslaughter of her identical twin sister, who died when Anastasia’s SUV plunged off a cliff …
The trial is underway for the former yoga teacher accused of driving intentionally driving off a cliff in Hawaii, killing her identical twin sister. Maui Now reports that a court heard opening statements for Alexandria Duval, 39, the woman facing second-degree murder charges for the May 29, 2016, death of her sister, Anastasia. Alexandria suffered minor injuries when …
According to Alexandria Duval, the death of her identical twin sister last year was a tragic mishap — the result of a car crash on a narrow Hawaii road. But to authorities, it was no accident: Duval has been charged with murder in what police say was an intentional decision to take her sister’s life. …
