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Edward Stephany led the prosecution of Jack Roland Murphy, or 'Murf the Surf,' in the high-stakes Fort Lauderdale murder case in 1969. He died Friday in his apartment at the Meridian at Waterways Senior Living community in Fort Lauderdale. He was 92.

Researchers Jack Griffith and Taghreed Al-Turki from the UNC School of Medicine have discovered that telomeres, located at the ends of chromosomes, possess enough genetic information to produce two small proteins with potentially potent biological properties. Telomeres, previously believed to be

The identity of ‘Baby John’, who was found on a beach in Kerry in 1984 bearing 28 stab wounds led to a series of events that dragged an innocent woman, Joanne Hayes, through a botched garda investigation and a flawed tribunal, before she eventually received a State apology for her treatment.

R.J. Cutler spoke to Newsweek about meeting Jack Murphy, aka Murf the Surf, and how his desire to control his own narrative reflects modern times.

We've known about telomeres for more than 80 years, but these tiny, protective structures at the end of the chromosomes keep revealing secrets to us, including the possibility of having surprising functions.

Once thought incapable of encoding proteins due to their simple monotonous repetitions of DNA, tiny telomeres at the tips of our chromosomes seem to hold a potent biological function that's potentially relevant to our understanding of cancer and aging.

The surfer-turned-killers rollercoaster ride story transfixed the nation at the time, and it is now being retold in a new, four-part docuseries by MGM+, called Murf the Surf,

Jack Murphy, the subject of MGM+’s new docuseries Murf the Surf, was a charismatic folk hero, TV’s first true-crime celebrity, and a convicted killer.

Scott Satterfield has hired Tom Manning to be the new Cincinnati Bearcats offensive coordinator.

The Bearcats and Scott Satterfield land arguably their most notable transfer of the offseason thus far in Grzesiak.