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Buster supports his dad and named his son for him, Alex Murdaugh’s defense reveals ift.tt/YrWqULQ

Men Planned Julio Foolio’s Murder in Coordinated Attack: Prosecution ift.tt/ThPGIqn

The State delivers its closings in the penalty phase of the Julio Foolio murder trial. Four men face potential death sentences after being convicted of killing the rising rap star. The State emphasizes the killing was premeditated—a concerted effort with one common goal—murder.

Detective: Person who killed couple in their home tried to vacuum the blood ift.tt/Qk8lbTc

Defense teams fight to suppress key evidence in Jared Bridegan killing ift.tt/QZ8xD9g

Kouri Richins has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of her husband, Eric Richins. The judge cited the severity and calculated nature of the crime in handing down the sentence. Her defense team has announced plans to appeal and file a motion for a new trial.

Mom charged with murdering son accuses detectives of ‘psychological abuse’ ift.tt/0MQ79zh

Killer teen’s lawyer claims defense was ‘ambushed’ by prosecutors at trial ift.tt/E4Af5Pr

Kouri Richins is now facing sentencing after being convicted in connection with the death of her husband, Eric Richins. Prosecutors argued she fatally poisoned him by lacing his drink with fentanyl, while the defense maintained her innocence throughout the trial. The Utah mother of three could face life in prison without the possibility of parole or potentially the death penalty, depending on the court’s final decision. WATCH LIVE: bit.ly/4wyCrSz

The South Carolina Supreme Court overturned Alex Murdaugh’s murder convictions and ordered a new trial, ruling that improper influence by former court clerk Becky Hill compromised the jury during his 2023 trial. Murdaugh, who was convicted of killing his wife Maggie and son Paul in 2021, has continued to deny the murders despite admitting to financial crimes and lying to investigators about his whereabouts. Court TV’s @TedCourtTV has the breaking news.

Clerk of Court Becky Hill’s bad behavior earns Alex Murdaugh a new murder trial ift.tt/KLPN682

BREAKING: The South Carolina Supreme Court will allow a new trial for Alex Murdaugh. He was convicted three years ago of murdering his wife and son at the family's property in June 2021. The new trial comes as they documented jury tampering and alleged jury rigging at the first trial. Becky Hall, one of the court clerks, reportedly showed sealed evidence photos to journalists, lied about it in court, and used her position to promote a book she wrote about the trial.

While Josie Dikeman was on the stand, she recalled finding her boyfriend's 6-year-old son, Alexavier, dead next to her bed when she woke up in February 2023. She is currently on trial for his death. Dikeman got emotional when she remembered the events that morning.

Killer Kouri Richins faces sentencing on victim’s birthday ift.tt/YIuQfSJ

On Tuesday morning, Josie Dikeman took the stand in her own trial, where she is accused of killing 6-year-old Alex Pedrin. Right when she took the stand, she told the court that she did not kill Alex and she loved him with all her heart. Authorities say Dikeman called 911 in February 2023 when the child was unresponsive, and an autopsy later revealed he died from blunt force trauma, with a sedative also contributing.

‘I treated them all equal’: Josie Dikeman denies abusing dead child ift.tt/Vwoej5b

Kelvin Evans, the man involved in the theft of pop sensation Beyoncé’s unreleased music, entered a guilty plea on Tuesday morning. Evans was advised that by pleading guilty, he would be giving up key constitutional rights, including the right to a jury trial, the right to remain silent, and the right to confront witnesses. The court also explained that the plea could carry significant consequences, including impacts on probation or parole and potential future sentencing enhancements. The defendant acknowledged that he understood the terms and confirmed that his decision was made voluntarily. The prosecution then began outlining the factual basis for the charges before the court.

‘I’m Here to Be a Man & Take Responsibility’: Man Convicted in Julio Foolio Murder ift.tt/tS73rJs

Judge grants prosecutors access to Tiger Woods’ prescription records ift.tt/utQighz

D4vd’s defense accuses prosecution of stalling at brief hearing ift.tt/tJZVRaI