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Judge drops three charges, evidence concludes in Amherst County murder trial - Vimarsana News

Judge drops three charges, evidence concludes in Amherst County murder trial

Both the prosecution and the defense rested their cases Wednesday in the jury trial against Joseph Cunningham, who's charged with the murder of Kevin Hartless.

Source: wset.com
Matthew McNeil is found guilty of first-degree murder - Vimarsana News

Matthew McNeil is found guilty of first-degree murder

Matthew Christopher McNeil, 55, was found guilty one felony count each of first-degree murder, grand larceny and use of a firearm in commission of a felony in his role in the death of David Little, 57.

Jury trial begins for man accused in deadly Grandin 7-Eleven shooting - Vimarsana News

Jury trial begins for man accused in deadly Grandin 7-Eleven shooting

Tuesday was the first day of the jury trial against Isaiah Baldwin, the man accused of shooting and killing a customer inside a 7-Eleven on Grandin Road back in 2023.

Source: wsls.com
Man beat girlfriend's daughter dead and wouldn't let her call for help | US News - Vimarsana News

Man beat girlfriend's daughter dead and wouldn't let her call for help | US News

Andrew Byrd was sentenced to life for beating 2-year-old Harper Mitchell to death and not letting her mom call for medical help.

Man gets life for fatally beating 2-year-old: he 'tortured that poor little girl,' prosecutor says - Vimarsana News

Man gets life for fatally beating 2-year-old: he 'tortured that poor little girl,' prosecutor says

A Virginia man will die in prison after a judge sentenced him to two life terms for bludgeoning little Harper Mitchell and then refusing to get her medical care until it was too late.

Source: fox5dc.com