Man touted as middleman in murder-for-hire plot found guilty of Dover teen's killing
A young man faces the potential of decades in prison after being convicted of what prosecutors described as a murder-for-hire plot.
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A young man faces the potential of decades in prison after being convicted of what prosecutors described as a murder-for-hire plot.
Prosecutors say a Dover teen was killed as part of a murder-for-hire plot. The alleged "middle man" in the plot is on trial this week in Wilmington.
Feminine confusion. this is the part of my gender i'm ashamed of, the eemotional, vitriolic, the foolishness that was displayed in the criticism of susan g. komen, when saves' lives and breast cancer research is not relate to what planned parenthood does. they are under investigation for very good reason. it was a very rational decision. but the irrationality and the threats that we saw yesterday, i haven't -- the e-mail that went out from planned parenthood, the so-called fundraising e-mail said listen up, you can spend every minute of every day trying to force the rest of us to live by your ...
Here's its chief: >> we will never bow to political pressure. we will always stand firm in our goal to end breast cancer forever. we will never turn our backs on the women who need us the most. we don't just talk about this promise. we live it every day, every single day. and the scurrilous accusations being hurled at this organization are profoundly hurtful to so many of us who have put our heart, soul, and lives into this organization. megyn: two hours ago, they did bow to political pressure from the look of it and now, the funding to planned parenthood is back. joining me now, sandy rias, v...