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December 29, 2023
Convicted murderer Nathan Ojeda will spend the rest of his life locked up in connection to the deadly shooting of Anthony
December 29, 2023
Convicted murderer Nathan Ojeda showed no emotion as he learned his fate. Judge Alberto Lamorena said in court, “The defendant Nathan Ojeda, is sentenced to life imprisonment without stand provi
September 26, 2023
It was an emotionally charged moment where tears fell and family members cried out. A jury read the verdict against the man accused of killing Anthony
September 25, 2023
The sounds of gunshots and car alarms coming from surveillance footage, showing how Anthony “AJ” Mendiola was gunned down and later died on Jan. 4 of this year. After almost two weeks, the
September 15, 2023
The Nathan Ojeda murder trial wrapped up witness testimony and will prepare for closing arguments next week. Ojeda is accused of shooting and killing Anthony
September 14, 2023
On the stand was Dr. Jeffery Nine who testified on his findings in the autopsy on Anthony
September 13, 2023
More witnesses came out to testify in day two of the trial of murder defendant Nathan Ojeda. One of the witnesses, a responder from the Guam Fire Department testified seeing a bullet at the scene afte
September 12, 2023
Trial started today for a man accused of shooting and killing another in front of his home in Hagat. Attorneys already made their opening , julianne hernandez has more from the courtroom Sitting along
September 8, 2023
Trial is set to begin Monday for the man charged in a deadly shooting in Hagat. Murder defendant Nathan Ojeda was in court Friday where Presiding Judge Alberto Lamorena discussed how trial would proce
August 29, 2023
A man accused in the deadly shooting of Anthony Mendiola will have to fight his case in the Superior Court of Guam. Defendant Nathan Ojeda wanted a judge to dismiss his case arguing prosecutors failed