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Daughters Tell Off Dad Who Murdered Their Mom: 'I Hope You Rot' - Vimarsana News

Daughters Tell Off Dad Who Murdered Their Mom: 'I Hope You Rot'

"You are useless," one of Jason Starr's daughters declared in court, according to WTVY. Another daughter was even more blunt, stating in court: "F*** you. I hope you rot."

Brothers in crime: Murder-for-hire plot ends in life sentence for siblings - Vimarsana News

Brothers in crime: Murder-for-hire plot ends in life sentence for siblings

An Alabama man and his brother were given matching life sentences in federal prison by a Montgomery judge Thursday. Jason Starr of Coffee Springs and his brother Darin Starr of Lakehills, Texas have been convicted of carrying out a murder-for-hire-plot which culminated in the shooting death of Jason Starr's ex wife Sara, a mother of four.

Former Alabama Sheriff's Deputy charged for using excessive force - Vimarsana News

Former Alabama Sheriff's Deputy charged for using excessive force

From The Tribune staff reports WASHINGTON – A federal grand jury in Montgomery unsealed an indictment charging a former Elmore County Sheriff’s Deputy with depriving an arrestee of his civil rights under color of law on Friday, Nov. 3. According to a release from the Department of Justice, the indictment charges former Sheriff’s Deputy Blake

sara-starr-husband-brother-guilty-murder - Vimarsana News

sara-starr-husband-brother-guilty-murder

The two Starr brothers have been found guilty of the 2017 murder of Enterprise school teacher Sara Starr.

2 more Walmart arson conspirators sentenced to federal prison - Vimarsana News

2 more Walmart arson conspirators sentenced to federal prison

Alexander Olson, 23, and Quinton Olson, 22, were sentenced to 15 years and three years, respectively.

Source: al.com