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Convicted killer Epperly denied parole once again - Vimarsana News

Convicted killer Epperly denied parole once again

This week, we learned the Virginia Parole Board has denied the latest parole request from Stephen Epperly.

Source: wdbj7.com
Governor pardons man wrongly convicted of murder - Vimarsana News

Governor pardons man wrongly convicted of murder

Gov. Gerald Baliles Wednesday pardoned a man who was serving a 35-year prison term for a murder that DNA tests showed had been committed by Timothy Spencer,...

Source: upi.com
10 NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Prosecutors say former Longwood police officer's gun was used in murder - Vimarsana News

10 NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Prosecutors say former Longwood police officer's gun was used in murder

Three people suspected of killing a man in Amherst County in January were denied bond on Tuesday.

Source: wsls.com
Virginia man pushes for clemency as Northam's term wanes - Vimarsana News

Virginia man pushes for clemency as Northam's term wanes

Brian “Uhuru” Rowe is currently serving a lengthy 93-year prison sentence he received after pleading guilty at age 18 in 1995 to crimes related to a robbery that turned deadly.

Inmates frustrated by COVID-19 prison spike: 'Nobody really cares' | Headlines - Vimarsana News

Inmates frustrated by COVID-19 prison spike: 'Nobody really cares' | Headlines

Prisons are divided into “zones.” Inmates have been given personal protective equipment. Visitation is canceled. Testing has ramped up. Still, the positive COVID-19 cases continue to climb within Virginia prisons. The Virginia Department of Corrections reported on Dec. 10 that there are 593 active cases among inmates and 227 among staff, which includes employees and contractors. There have been over 5,200 positive COVID-19 cases and 35 deaths reported among inmates since late March. More than 1,250 staff cases have been confirmed since the spring. The recent spike in cases came afte...