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What to know about SC serial killer Richard Evonitz | News - Vimarsana News

What to know about SC serial killer Richard Evonitz | News

Law enforcement doesn't think a serial killer could be behind the murder of Justin Turner. But a law professor studying Richard Evonitz believes otherwise.

UVA professor explores possible serial killer link in unsolved Justin Turner murder case - Vimarsana News

UVA professor explores possible serial killer link in unsolved Justin Turner murder case

A University of Virginia professor is providing insight into a bombshell dropped in the Justin Turner case last week.

Could a notorious serial killer have murdered Sarah Cherry? - Vimarsana News

Could a notorious serial killer have murdered Sarah Cherry?

Dennis Dechaine was convicted in the horrific 1988 slaying of the 12-year-old Bowdoin girl but has been granted a chance to test evidence with modern DNA techniques. Some believe the profile of the late Richard Evonitz might emerge.

WHRO - UVA law clinic reviewing decades of convictions linked to disgraced Norfolk police detective - Vimarsana News

WHRO - UVA law clinic reviewing decades of convictions linked to disgraced Norfolk police detective

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Old cases connected to corrupt Norfolk officer to be reviewed by UVA Innocence Project - Vimarsana News

Old cases connected to corrupt Norfolk officer to be reviewed by UVA Innocence Project

Commonwealth Attorney Ramin Fatehi has partnered with the Innocence Project at the UVA School of Law to digitize records of detective Glenn Ford, who was convicted of vast corruption, and review them to find misconduct.